Monday, June 18, 2007
Grand Prairie Police Department unveils memorial in honor of fallen Sergeant Gregory Hunter
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Unveiling of memorial to Sergeant Gregory Hunter
Grand Prairie Police Chief Glen L. Hill recounts the day Sergeant Gregory Hunter was fatally wounded three years ago. Alongside him: Hunter's wife Denise and daughter Erin.
Enlarge photo | View thumbnailsToday marks the third anniversary of the death of Sergeant Gregory Hunter, who was fatally wounded during a 2004 shooting incident in Grand Prairie.
This morning the Grand Prairie Police Department, along with friends and family of the late Sergeant, unveiled a four-feet-tall granite memorial located at the actual site of his death: in the Grand Prairie Wal-Mart parking lot.
The memorial is situated opposite of the Wal-Mart building at 2225 W I-20, south of I-20.
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Teresa Gubbins Staff
wow, angelina jolie was there?
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kirk Anonymous
Apparently, Denise Hunter (the sergeant's widow) looks remarkably like Angelina Jolie.
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Teresa Gubbins Staff
the sunglasses help. that's a terrific photo, with the looming memorial in the foreground, where you can see not only the words but also the coolness of the gray stone and the contrast of its textures. it almost doesn't look real. and the way it angles - such a great composition. and the woman's blurry, fragile presence in the background, with her hand to her neck.
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kirk Anonymous
You guys are lucky to have a photographer as talented as Laura Evans.
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Chad Jones Staff
Right on, Kirk.
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Laura Evans Staff
Gee, thanks you guys :)
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