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Funeral Services Held for Kelley Chase
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK- - Friends and family say their goodbyes to Oklahoma City Police recruit Kelley Chase.
Chase died two weeks ago after receiving a head injury during a training exercise with Oklahoma City Police.
Chase was a member of the United States Air Force for fifteen years, before becoming a recruit with the Oklahoma City Police Department.
Those who knew him best say he was a hard worker, and was always willing to help anyone in need.
"I've asked several of his friends how they would describe Kelley, and they said he was a joy to be around, that he gave good advice, he was a hard worker, and he was a great man" says Greg Giltner, a Chaplain with Oklahoma City Police.
Chase received full military honors, and family members received an American flag from members of the Air Force at the funeral.
A rider-less horse, and a gun salute were held outside of the church to help honor Chase's life.
Oklahoma City Police are still investigating the training session where Chase was injured.
Since his injury, Oklahoma City police say they have made changes to the training .
Recruits must now wear helmets during the sessions to prevent any other head injuries to recruits.
Chase's remains will be taken to his home state of New Mexico.
Posted: Friday, October 26 2012, 09:31 PM CDT
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Seniors say they'll stay in tornado-ravaged town
May 25, 2013 14:46 GMT
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Graduating high schoolers say they don't want to move away from Moore after a tornado devastated a section of their town.
Westmoore High School Senior Alex Davis says staying close is a way to show "that a disaster can't beat us."
And senior Cameron Knight says if he had a choice to live anywhere in the country, he'd still pick his hometown.
Westmoore was the first of three schools to hold commencement ceremonies Saturday at the Cox Convention Center in downtown Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City suburb was hit by a strong tornado Monday; 24 people died and hundreds were injured.
The Moore School District canceled its school year after the tornado hit the Plaza Towers and Briarwood elementary schools, but wants graduation ceremonies to go on.
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