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For families of two slain soldiers, at last, closure

For months, the banner bearing a photograph of Army Sergeant Alex Jimenez and Private Byron W. Fouty dressed in their battle fatigues was a beacon of hope. "Together they serve our nation, together they come home," it said.

Strung on a fence outside Jimenez's father's Lawrence apartment yesterday, it took on a new meaning. After 14 months missing, the men were on their way home, but not in the way their loved ones had hoped.

Instead, a weathered POW-MIA flag tacked on the front of Ramon "Andy" Jimenez's Albion Street home was replaced with a bright American flag, and friends and family bearing food and flowers passed by a makeshift memorial as they arrived to express their condolences.

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