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The young Army hero killed in an overseas Iranian attack was remembered as a selfless, adventurous and courageous leader by hundreds who emotionally said goodbye to her in Queens Friday. Throngs of mourners flooded the Calvary Assembly of God in Ozone Park to commemorate the life of Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad, 28, before an NYPD-flanked motorcade spanning several blocks headed out to Long Island where she was interred. Family members, neighbors, fellow soldiers and even strangers sobbed and brushed back tears as the fallen hero’s favorite gospel songs loudly echoed through the halls of the pristine church. Heartbroken loved ones…
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