City Mourns Fire Department Diver Juan Bucio; 'Chicago Is Full Of Sorrow'
Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who hugged and kissed Bucio's sons during the ceremony, said Bucio not only was one of the Fire Department's best divers, but a "stoic hero."
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who hugged and kissed Bucio's sons during the ceremony, said Bucio not only was one of the Fire Department's best divers, but a "stoic hero."
Hundreds of firefighters from across the country have gathered in Chicago to say goodbye to a hero.
Bucio's funeral mass will be held at noon at St. Rita of Cascia Shrine Chapel at 77th and Western.
Funeral services have been set for Chicago firefighter Juan Bucio, who died while trying to rescue a missing boater in the Chicago River on Monday.
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