REMEMBERING AN IOWA SOLDIER

IOWA---FRIENDS OF STAFF SERGEANT JAMES JUSTICE TOLD OF THE FALLEN IOWA NATIONAL GUARD SOLDIER'S LOVE OF HIS FAMILY AND LIFE DURING HIS FUNERAL WEDNESDAY AT THE I-K-M MANNING HIGH SCHOOL GYM IN MANNING.

HUNDREDS TURNED OUT TO HONOR THE 33 YEAR OLD WHO DIED ON A MISION TO RESCUE DOWNED HELICOPTER PILOTS IN AFGHANISTAN ON APRIL 23RD.

JESSICA FINE WORKED WITH JUSTICE'S WIFE AMANDA, AND BECAME FRIENDS WITH JAMES TOO.

FINE TALKED ABOUT HOW JUSTICE WOULD PLAY WITH HIS 3 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER CAYDENCE, AND THE RELATIONSHIP HE HAD WITH HIS WIFE.

FINE SAYS JUSTICE MADE AN IMPRESSION ON HER THAT SHE WILL NEVER FORGET.

JUSTICE WAS BORN IN MANNING, GREW UP IN MANILLA AND LIVED IN GRIMES.

HE WAS A FULLTIME GUARDMEMBER WITH THE FIRST SQUADRON 113TH CALVARY THAT IS STATIONED AT CAMP DODGE.

HE WILL BE BURIED AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY AT A LATER DATE.