But the image of the
now fatherless five-year-old in his dad’s military head dress, waving a small
Canadian flag and peeking out from the backseat of the limo, is no doubt
permanently etched in the minds of the thousands who lined the streets of
Steeltown for Cirillo’s funeral procession. “I’m amazed,” Ross Amos said of the
crowd on hand to honour the fallen soldier. “I’m sure many more watched at home
on TV.”
now fatherless five-year-old in his dad’s military head dress, waving a small
Canadian flag and peeking out from the backseat of the limo, is no doubt
permanently etched in the minds of the thousands who lined the streets of
Steeltown for Cirillo’s funeral procession. “I’m amazed,” Ross Amos said of the
crowd on hand to honour the fallen soldier. “I’m sure many more watched at home
on TV.”
