Minister who led mourning for Cpl. Daegan Page spent 27 years in Marines

Javascript is required to use this website.

1 of 2

110721-owh-spe-how-p2

The Rev. Suzanne How during her retirement day from the Marines in July 2009.

REV. SUZANNE HOW

110721-owh-spe-how-p1

The Rev. Suzanne How in the jump seat of a MV-22 cockpit during her time in active duty with the Marines.

REV. SUZANNE HOW

Luna Stephens World-Herald Staff Writer

Nebraska set out a helmet and chair to honor each U.S. service member killed in the final days in Afghanistan including Omaha Marine Cpl. Daegan Page.

Photos: Visitation and committal ceremony for Cpl. Daegan Page

Greg Page carries the flag presented to him Friday during the committal ceremony for Cpl. Daegan Page at the Omaha National Cemetery.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

Blue sky begins to show after a passing storm Friday during a procession for Cpl. Daegan Page along 144th Street.
LILY SMITH, THE WORLD-HERALD

A member of the Patriot Guard Riders rides in for the committal ceremony for Cpl. Daegan Page at the Omaha National Cemetery on Friday.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

A woman holds up the hood of her jacket Friday during a procession for Cpl. Daegan Page along 144th Street.
LILY SMITH/THE WORLD-HERALD

Members of the public watch the procession for Friday's committal ceremony for Cpl. Daegan Page at the Omaha National Cemetery.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts arrives Friday for the committal ceremony for Cpl. Daegan Page at the Omaha National Cemetery.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

People line Nebraska Highway 50 on Friday to watch the procession to the committal ceremony for Cpl. Daegan Page at the Omaha National Cemetery.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

A man stands with an American flag during a procession for Cpl. Daegan Page along 144th Street on Friday.
LILY SMITH, THE WORLD-HERALD

091821-owh-new-pagefuneral-pic-cm003 — The Honor Guard fires the three-volley salute Friday during the committal ceremony for Cpl. Daegan Page at the Omaha National Cemetery.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

A man salutes a passing procession for Cpl. Daegan Page along 144th Street on Friday.
LILY SMITH, THE WORLD-HERALD

People watch Omaha Police Department officers drive in a procession for Cpl. Daegan Page along 144th Street on Friday.
LILY SMITH, THE WORLD-HERALD

The Patriot Guard drives in a procession for Cpl. Daegan Page along 144th Street on Friday.
LILY SMITH, THE WORLD-HERALD

The Marine honor guard delivers the remains of Cpl. Daegan Page for his public visitation at St. Paul Lutheran Church on Thursday.
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD

The Marine honor guard delivers the remains of Cpl. Daegan Page for his public visitation at St. Paul Lutheran Church on Thursday.
CHRIS MACHIAN THE WORLD-HERALD

091721-owh-new-pagevisitation-pic-cm003 — Mourners pay their respects during the public visitation for Cpl. Daegan Page at St. Paul Lutheran Church on Thursday.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

091721-owh-new-pagevisitation-pic-cm001 — David Gibbs Sr. salutes during the public visitation for Cpl. Daegan Page at St. Paul Lutheran Church on Thursday. Gibbs, a Navy veteran, served 26 years.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

091721-owh-new-pagevisitation-pic-cm004 — The Marine honor guard stands during the public visitation for Cpl. Daegan Page at St. Paul Lutheran Church on Thursday.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

091721-owh-new-pagevisitation-pic-cm002 — The Marine honor guard stands during the public visitation for Cpl. Daegan Page at St. Paul Lutheran Church on Thursday.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD

091721-owh-new-pagevisitation-pic-cm005 — The Marine honor guard stands during the public visitation for Cpl. Daegan Page at St. Paul Lutheran Church on Thursday.
CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD