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Milford Police To Hold Annual Memorial Ceremony
Officials will recognize Sergeant Edward Varteresian and Detective Antonio Carneiro during the ceremony.
MILFORD, MA — The Milford Police Department will hold its annual police memorial ceremony on Tuesday, May 13, at Milford Police Headquarters.
The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. in front of headquarters. Refreshments and concessions will be available in the lobby following the event.
The memorial honors fallen officers and recognizes members of law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the community, according to the department.
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This year’s ceremony will include opening remarks from Milford Police Chief Robert Tusino, the posting of the colors by the Milford Police Honor Guard, an invocation by Father Reverend Peter Joyce and a performance of the national anthem by Jennifer Grabau.
The program will also feature bagpipes performed by retired Officer Russell Poissant and a rendition of taps by Anthony Lioce and Ben Pezza.
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Officials will recognize Sergeant Edward Varteresian and Detective Antonio Carneiro during the ceremony, as their names are added to the honor roll.
Scheduled speakers include Judge Richard Eustis, Deputy Chief John Sanchioni, Deputy Chief Carlos Sousa and MASSCOP 218 President Anthony Bavosi.
The ceremony will also include a wreath laying in memory of Officer Harry Butler and Sergeant Walter Conley.
All Milford residents are invited to attend.
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