Cleveland residents are invited to line Brian Gallaher's funeral procession route

Photo by Dan Henry / The Chattanooga Times Free Press. Students, friends and family fill out memory cards during a candlelight vigil on Friday June 26, 2015 for Ocoee Middle School's band director, Brian Gallaher, who was one of the six people killed in a crash on I-75 late Thursday evening.
Photo by Dan Henry / The Chattanooga Times Free Press. Students, friends and family fill out memory cards during a candlelight vigil on Friday June 26, 2015 for Ocoee Middle School's band director, Brian Gallaher, who was one of the six people killed in a crash on I-75 late Thursday evening.

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Cleveland residents are invited to line the procession route today for Ocoee Middle School band director Brian Gallaher's funeral service.

Gallaher was one of six people killed Thursday when a tractor trailer on Interstate 75 plowed into a group of stopped cars in Chattanooga.

Evie West, public information officer for the Cleveland Police Department, said city police and the Bradley County Sheriff's Office will escort the funeral procession from Westmore Church of God, 2412 Wolfe Drive NW, to Hillcrest Memorial Gardens at 1700 S. Ocoee St.

West said the procession will leave the church around 3:30 p.m. The route is east on 25th Street and south on Ocoee Street to the cemetery.

"We encourage community participation and support for this family. Please feel free to show your support by lining the streets along the procession route," West said in a news release.

photo Photo by Dan Henry / The Chattanooga Times Free Press. Students, friends and family fill out memory cards during a candlelight vigil on Friday June 26, 2015 for Ocoee Middle School's band director, Brian Gallaher, who was one of the six people killed in a crash on I-75 late Thursday evening.

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