Patriotism on display as Belleville bids farewell to hometown Marine who died in crash
People wore red, white and blue clothing, waved American flags, held hands over their hearts and stood at attention as the hearse drove down West Main Street.
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People wore red, white and blue clothing, waved American flags, held hands over their hearts and stood at attention as the hearse drove down West Main Street.
People wore red, white and blue clothing, waved American flags, held hands over their hearts and stood at attention as the hearse drove down West Main Street.
The Belleville, Illinois, native who died piloting a Marine Osprey in Australia will be laid to rest this week in her hometown.
Volunteers are needed to help set up 1,000 flags along the funeral procession route for a fallen Marine from Belleville.
“She brought joy, exuberance, and an abundance of love into the world,” says the obituary of Capt. Eleanor “Ellie” Cooke, a graduate of Althoff Catholic High School.