A Scottsbluff fire truck carrying the casket of Ryan Lohr to graveside services passes under an arch made by two ladders after the firefighter’s funeral services.
MARK REIN, Gering Courier
Members of the Nebraska State Honor Guard carry Capt. Ryan Lohr’s casket to the podium during his funeral service on Saturday, Aug. 20.
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Andrea Lohr speaks during her husband's funeral at Western Nebraska Community College. She praised his courage during his cancer fight and his dedication to her and their children.
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Thomas Schingle, the Scottsbluff Fire Chief, was among the speakers at Capt. Ryan Lohr's funeral. He spoke to how Lohr always strove to improve himself and his department.
Hundreds of family members, friends and first responders packed the WNCC gymnasium Saturday to pay their respects to Scottsbluff Fire Department Capt. Ryan Lohr.
A Scottsbluff fire truck carrying the casket of Ryan Lohr to graveside services passes under an arch made by two ladders after the firefighter’s funeral services.
Andrea Lohr speaks during her husband's funeral at Western Nebraska Community College. She praised his courage during his cancer fight and his dedication to her and their children.
Thomas Schingle, the Scottsbluff Fire Chief, was among the speakers at Capt. Ryan Lohr's funeral. He spoke to how Lohr always strove to improve himself and his department.
