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Permanent site for memorial: Five crosses from the memorial at Henry Pratt on Highland Avenue in Aurora, carried by five individuals, prepare to be moved to the Aurora Historical Society’s David Pierce Center Sunday on Downer Place in Aurora. A ceremony was held Sunday at the Pierce Center. The crosses and memorial memorabilia were expected to be moved upstairs this week. See a video at facebook.com/thevoice.us and thevoice.us/pratt-white-wooden-crosses-to-aurora-historical-society. Carter Crane/The Voice
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Five crosses from the memorial at Henry Pratt on Highland Avenue in Aurora, carried by five individuals, prepare to be moved to the Aurora Historical Society’s David Pierce Center Sunday on Downer Place in Aurora. A ceremony was held Sunday at the Pierce Center. The crosses and memorial memorabilia were expected to be moved upstairs this week. See a video at facebook.com/thevoice.us and article at thevoice.us/pratt-white-wooden-crosses-to-aurora-historical-society.

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John Jaros, executive director of the Aurora Historical Society (AHS), introduces the display of the five memorial crosses to reflect those killed February 15 at Pratt Company in Aurora.
John Jaros, executive director of the Aurora Historical Society (AHS), introduces the display of the five memorial crosses to reflect those killed February 15 at Pratt Company in Aurora.  The five deceased: Russell Beyer, Clayton Parks, Vicente Juarez, Trevor Wehner, Josh Pinkard.   
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The five deceased: Russell Beyer, Clayton Parks, Vicente Juarez, Trevor Wehner, Josh Pinkard. Vicente Juarez’s grandchildren reflect on the tragedy.
Vicente Juarez’s grandchildren reflect on the tragedy.
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