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FROM READERS: Photos from procession honoring Sterling Wyatt

Thursday, July 19, 2012 | 2:16 p.m. CDT; updated 11:17 a.m. CDT, Monday, July 23, 2012

Patriot Guard riders trail the police motorcade on Route AC, as they take part in the procession for fallen soldier Spc. Sterling Wyatt. This photo was shared with the Missourian by Scott Wallace through Instagram.   |  Photo courtesy of Sara Emily LeMone

Police lead the procession for fallen soldier Spc. Sterling Wyatt down Route AC on Thursday morning. This photo was shared with the Missourian by Scott Wallace through Instagram.   |  Photo courtesy of Sara Emily LeMone

Members of the Columbia community gathered on the Route AC overpass to watch the procession for Spc. Sterling Wyatt go by on Thursday morning. This photo was shared with the Missourian by Scott Wallace through Instagram.   |  Photo courtesy of Sara Emily LeMone

The motorcade in honor of Spc. Sterling Wyatt travels down Shepard Boulevard, the street his family lives on, Thursday morning in front of hundreds of congregants.   |  Photo courtesy of Carlos Alvarado

Mourners of fallen soldier Spc. Sterling Wyatt watch as the hearse carrying his body passes by Thursday morning on Shepard Boulevard.   |  Photo courtesy of Carlos Alvarado

Mourners get out of a car that was part of Thursday morning's procession in honor of Spc. Sterling Wyatt on Shepard Boulevard.   |  Photo courtesy of Carlos Alvarado

The hearse carrying fallen soldier Spc. Sterling Wyatt is parked Thursday morning in the driveway of Wyatt's family home on Shepard Boulevard.   |  Photo courtesy of Carlos Alvarado

Congregants attending the procession for Spc. Sterling Wyatt on Thursday morning salute as the hearse carrying his body drives by on Shepard Boulevard.   |  Photo courtesy of Carlos Alvarado

Taken from Broadway, near Fourth Street.   |  Sedel Marino/Missourian Reader

Taken by Shannon Whitney, marketing coordinator at Boone Hospital Center, before the Thursday morning procession. Shared on Twitter by @BooneHospital.   |  Shannon Whitney/Missourian Reader

Taken by Dave Hoffmaster, media services specialist at Boone Hospital Center, during the Thursday morning procession.   |  Dave Hoffmaster/Missourian Reader

Shepard Cub Scout Pack 733 honored Sterling Wyatt along Shepard Boulevard on Thursday morning. Shared on Twitter by Tim Rich (@Tim_Rich).   |  Tim Rich/Missourian Reader

The procession along Shepard Boulevard on Thursday morning, near Sterling Wyatt's home.   |  Tim Rich/Missourian Reader

Readers shared photos taken during the procession honoring Spc. Sterling Wyatt, as his body returned to Columbia.   ¦  Missourian Reader Community

BY Missourian Reader Community

We invited the community to share photos they took on Thursday morning, as the community lined the streets to honor Spc. Sterling Wyatt as his body returned to Columbia. (See the related Missourian story here.)

If you'd like to contribute your photos honoring Wyatt, you can do it any of these ways:

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