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Honoring a son's memory
[Times photo: Steve Hasel]
Inverness Fire Department Chief Ray Hardy gives a folded American flag to Ann Sabella of Inverness, the mother of Thomas Sabella, a New York firefighter killed Sept. 11 in the World Trade Center attack. A memorial service was held Tuesday at Citrus Health and Rehabilitation, where Sabella's father, Edward, is a patient. The service featured musical selections by Citrus High School band members and comments by Inverness officials. |
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Citrus digest
Phillips earns certification
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