Pallares family mourns one year later

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Spc. Pallares.jpgArmy combat engineer Ronnie J. Pallares died one year ago this Sunday. The Alta Loma High School graduate was just 19 when he was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.

Friends and family will gather near his military banner on Haven Avenue north of Sixth Street Sunday evening. Pallares' mother, Brenda Pallares, said it'll be a small tribute for her son and the community is invited to bring a candle and share a moment with the family. Taps will be played at 6 p.m.

The family will also gather at the Pallares' gold star banner again on Friday at 7 p.m. Friday would have been Pallares' 21st birthday.

Pallares' military banner, on the west side of Haven Avenue, became a makeshift memorial during the days following his death. On patriotic holidays, the light pole is often seen decorated with American flags and other memorabilia.

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