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Hundreds of mourners at visitation of fallen Marine

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Marine honor guard Cpl. Adam Hermanowicz, with the Marine Air Command Group in Waukegan, guards the flag-draped casket of Lance Cpl. James Stack, before the wake at Glueckert Funeral Home in Arlington Heights.

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Marine honor guard Cpl. Adam Hermanowicz guards the casket of Lance Cpl. James Stack, 20, of Arlington Heights.

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George LeClaire/gleclaire@dailyherald.com Marine honor guard Cpl. Adam Hermanowicz, with Marine Air Command Group in Waukegan, guards the flag-draped casket of Marine Lance Cpl. James Stack, 20, of Arlington Heights at Glueckert Funeral Home in Arlington Heights on Friday, November 19th.

George LeClaire/gleclaire@dailyherald.com Illinois Patriot Guard members stand with an American flag in front of Glueckert Funeral Home, in Arlington Heights, for the wake for Marine Lance Cpl. James Stack, 20, of Arlington Heights Arlington Heights on Friday, November 19th.

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Bob Ferraro with American Legion Post 134 gives Arlington Heights Mayor Arlene Mulder a hug as she arrives at the visitation for Lance Cpl. James Stack.

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Christine Wienke of Woodstock, stands with the Illinois Patriot Guard in front of Glueckert Funeral Home, in Arlington Heights, for the visitation on Friday.

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American flags lined the entrances to Glueckert Funeral Home in Arlington Heights Friday, waving in the hundreds of mourners who came to honor fallen Arlington Heights Marine, Lance Cpl. James Bray Stack.

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