Obituaries

Brent Lovrien funeral coverage

By Kevin Roderick | April 6, 2008 7:26 PM

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Brent Lovrien, 35, was remembered Friday as a hero during emotional services downtown that were carried live on some Los Angeles TV stations. Lovie, as he was known at the stations, served with the Los Angeles Fire Department for ten years. He was killed March 26 while working an explosion in Westchester.

LAFD news blog has photos, links to video, and information on how to post condolences or to make a donation.

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