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(Steve Griffin | Tribune file photo) Children walk through flowers and American flags at the Kaysville City Cemetery as Kaysville Parks & Recreation, American Legion Post 27 and Lindquist Mortuaries welcome and honor veterans in a Memorial Day celebration, May 30, 2016.

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