According to this nj.com article, there will be a public viewing for the fallen marine this Sunday from 2-6pm at Parow Funeral Home in North Arlington. I have also heard that the funeral will be Monday at 10am at Queen of Peace Church in North Arlington.

 

http://www.nj.com/bergen/index.ssf/2012/02/brothers_girlfriend_of_fallen_north_arlington_marine_share_memories_at_candlelight_vigil.html

 

I'm sure there are some veterans/patriots here who may be able to attend the wake/funeral or to line the road when his body is taken to the cemetery. I will post any more information as it is released.

 

My son new him and also one of his brothers who is in the same unit as they all share the north NJ home factor. My boy called and just vented a little bit sayin f'n sux,nuff said and that the casualtiy took place very close to where he was deployed last summer. We've gone to a few(too many) of the local events for other fallen military, not sure about this one. R.I P. LCpl OsbranyMontes de Oca.

our thoughts and prayers go out to his family & firends!

Also...

 

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A police escort and many veterans on motorcycles will be bringing Osbrany home. Please line the streets around Parow Funeral Home 185 Ridge Road, and, don't forget to bring your flag. Arrival time is estimated to be about 2:00, get there earlier. There will be no viewing at this time, just bringing him home."

If anybody is interested in escorting the body or standing a flag line here is the info. I will try to make the flag line Sunday.

 

http://www.patriotguard.org/ALLForums/tabid/61/forumid/11/postid/1733226/view/topic/Default.aspx

On 2/16/2012 at 9:27 PM, JimmyAGR said:

If anybody is interested in escorting the body or standing a flag line here is the info. I will try to make the flag line Sunday.

 

http://www.patriotgu...ic/Default.aspx

 

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Yes the Guard riders are an awesome sight. The first time me wife accompanied me she could not stop crying, especially when the soldiers came over and thanked us. It was a WTF moment, no thank you for all YOU do!

R.I P. LCpl OsbranyMontes de Oca.

Yes the Guard riders are an awesome sight. The first time me wife accompanied me she could not stop crying, especially when the soldiers came over and thanked us. It was a WTF moment, no thank you for all YOU do!

 

You been a PG for a while??

 

Not sure if you have seen it, but some of my friends in other parts of the country have really run into bad situations, not to them, but to the fallen solder family and friends, the PG's were a real nice block to keep everything in order. So there is a level of appreciation by the Family and friends for the support, it means a lot.

Yes never ran into it myself, have been doing it for about 5 years when work allows. They are always threatening it here but have never shown up. But always ready to deal with them. And yes the family appreciates it but it always seems so awkward when they say thank you....

http://www.nj.com/bergen/index.ssf/2012/02/hundreds_pay_respect_to_fallen_north_arlington_marine_lance_cpl_osbrany_montes_de_oca.html

According to this nj.com article, there will be a public viewing for the fallen marine this Sunday from 2-6pm at Parow Funeral Home in North Arlington. I have also heard that the funeral will be Monday at 10am at Queen of Peace Church in North Arlington.

 

http://www.nj.com/bergen/index.ssf/2012/02/brothers_girlfriend_of_fallen_north_arlington_marine_share_memories_at_candlelight_vigil.html

 

I'm sure there are some veterans/patriots here who may be able to attend the wake/funeral or to line the road when his body is taken to the cemetery. I will post any more information as it is released.

 

 

Wild, happen to see this in Univision or Telemundo with the wife and find out she not only knew him but the whole family. Not sure if they were from the same town in DR, but the rest if the family does business with the wife all the time.

 

Have to check into this more with the wife tomorrow when she wakes up.

Video in this article.

 

http://www.northjersey.com/news/022012_Fallen_Marine_is_laid_to_rest_in_North_Arlington.html?page=all