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    You are at:Home»Local News»Fort Riley»Sen. Roberts honors fallen soldiers at Fort Riley Memorial Day ceremony

    Sen. Roberts honors fallen soldiers at Fort Riley Memorial Day ceremony

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    By KMAN Staff on May 28, 2019 Fort Riley, Local News
    Photo by Hailey McClellan/KMAN

    FORT RILEY – A Memorial Day ceremony honored fallen soldiers Monday at the Fort Riley post cemetery.

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    The event was standing room only while Senator Pat Roberts addressed the crowd, sharing a family story of his father who served in the Marines.

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    Roberts took time to address the sacrifices made by service men and women.

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    Chaplain Colonel Shmuel Felzenberg prayed to close the ceremony.

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    The ceremony included a wreath laying, 21 gun salute and the Taps band who played “God Bless America.”

    Photo by Hailey McClellan/KMAN
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