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Honoring one who gave all

Published: Sunday, April 15 2007 12:13 a.m. MDT

Kamil Krzaczynski, for the Deseret Morning News

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Amy, left, and Tony Galvez accept a portrait of their son, Marine Cpl. Adam Galvez, who was killed in Iraq, during a ceremony Saturday morning at Sherwood Park in Salt Lake City naming a baseball field for the fallen Marine. The rites took place prior to the opening of the West Side Babe Ruth Baseball League. The portrait was painted by artist Jimmy Lucero, who was touched by Adam's death.

Amy, left, and Tony Galvez accept a portrait of their son, Marine Cpl. Adam Galvez, who was killed in Iraq, during a ceremony Saturday morning at Sherwood Park in Salt Lake City naming a baseball field for the fallen Marine. The rites took place prior to the opening of the West Side Babe Ruth Baseball League. The portrait was painted by artist Jimmy Lucero, who was touched by Adam's death.

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