Category: Patriot Guard Funerals and Events

Simply trying to document the dignity and honor of our Fallen and veteran military…your Loved One…

My Photography, Published in the Colorado Rural Electric Association’s Monthly Magazine- Colorado Country Life

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I was so honored to be asked to contribute my work for an article in the Draft Horse Journal last year, and now in the Colorado Rural Electric Association’s January 2012 Colorado Country Life magazine. These are just scans of the print copy of that article, which are just so detailed and beautiful, compared to the less-complete online version. I am so proud to have the cover shot and several pictures in the article, in

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KIA Cpl. Brandon Kirton, Denver, CO 060311, A Patriot Guard Mission

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*As an update to this this post, I have now included all of the pictures from that day, including shots that show identifiable faces of the Fallen’s family, as well views of the casket. I have never made such shots publicly viewable before, in consideration of the families’ privacy, but Brittney said that she thinks it’s important that these shots are seen.* This is the first full Patriot Guard mission that I have posted on

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America.

by jasonsargo

America. This may be the most important picture I have ever taken. This mother and daughter’s presence in the crowd at the funeral of KIA Navy Hospitalman Christopher “Doc” Anderson, in Longmont, Colorado on 121606, was so touching. Their embrace seemed to reassure us all in such a sad place. And that whisper to her daughter, maybe about why they they were there holding a flag in the cold in a parking lot for a stranger

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PGR- An Unknown Mission at Ft. Logan National Cemetery, Denver CO, 050710 (Duke’s first mission)

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This was a spur of the moment decision to attend this mission at Ft. Logan National Cemetery, so I never even got the name of the Fallen that we were there to honor.

It was Duke’s first mission with Lorraine Melgosa of Wellington Carriage from Manzanola, Colorado, and she asked me to get there early and help out since she expected things to be a bit dicey, especially since a real service a couple hundred miles from home with crowds and rifle salutes and little kids underfoot might be a shock to him.
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