Seniors and Lawmen Together Memorial

Final Call recognizes the 48 fallen law enforcement officers in Southeast Missouri at the Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony Friday, May 10, 2013 at Cape Bible Chapel in Cape Girardeau. (Fred Lynch)

Jackson Police chief James Humphreys welcomes the audience to the 2013 Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony.

SALT secretary Doug Austin introduces the contest winners.

Contest winners stand together at the memorial ceremony. From left: essay winners Dylan Lynch, third place; Nash Lochmann, second place; Samantha Merritt, first place; poetry winners Alyssa Rueseler, first place; Chalon Domian, second place; Alex Powderly, third place; coloring winners Dylan Pelligrinni, first place; Carson Hahs, third place; Junior reporter Jowairia Khalid. Not present: coloring winner Emerald Scott, second place.

Vicki Ivy performs "Temporary Home" at the memorial ceremony.

Houston, Mo. Chief of Police Jim McNiell presents the keynote address at the 2013 Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony.

Cape Girardeau County sheriff John Jordan introduces Final Call at the 2013 Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony.

The 48 fallen law enforcement officers in Southeast Missouri are honored with Final Call.

A rose is presented to the family of Gordon Galemore, who was with the Mississippi County Sheriff's Department, when he was killed in the line of duty on Feb. 28, 1979.

The 48 fallen law enforcement officers in Southeast Missouri are honored with a white rose in Final Call at the Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony on Friday, May 10, 2013 at Cape Bible Chapel in Cape Girardeau. (Fred Lynch)

Deputies with the Cape Girardeau County Sheriff's Department stand at the Law Enforcement Memorial at Cape Girardeau County Park North after the annual ceremony at Cape Bible Chapel.