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A hero’s fi nal farewell
Fallen police Offi cer
Bronson Kaliloa remembered
by family, colleagues
More than a thousand people, including police
officers and first responders from across Hawaii and
beyond, paid their final respects Saturday to fallen
Hawaii Police Department Officer Bronson Kaliloa.
Kaliloa was remembered by police Chaplain Lorin
Carmichael, who rode along with the Puna patrol officer
and 10-year police veteran, as “a true man of God.”
“Without a shadow of doubt, no question in
mind, I know, absolutely, where Bronson is right
now — in the kingdom of God. He’s in heaven,”
Carmichael told those assembled, including Gov. David
Ige, Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim, Honolulu
Mayor Kirk Caldwell and other dignitaries.
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Issue No. 217
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Photos: HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald
Jamin Hiebert gives the eulogy for his uncle, fallen Hawaii Police Department Officer Bronson Kaliloa Saturday at Afook-Chinen Civic Auditorium in Hilo.
Chief Paul Ferreira presents colors to Casey Kaliloa, wife of fallen Officer Bronson Kaliloa,
during her husband’s burial service Saturday at Homelani Memorial Park in Hilo.
By JOHN BURNETT
Hawaii Tribune-Herald
See KALILOA Page A6
SPORTS • PAGE B1
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