PHOTOS: Fallen Wyandotte County deputies laid to rest
Attendees wore blue ribbons reading "Never Forgotten" and sporting Deputies King's and Rohrer's badge numbers.
The memorial service begins with the firing of a ceremonial cannon.
A flag hoisted by firetrucks flys above the processional route.
Deputy Patrick Rohrer was active in the cosplay community. In this photo, cosplayers mingle with police outside Children's Mercy Park ahead of his and King's memorial service.
Deputy Patrick Rohrer was active in the cosplay community. Cosplayers attended his and King's memorial service in costume to honor his memory.
Attendees of the memorial service for fallen deputies Theresa King and Patrick Rohrer listen to music during the service.
Austin and Bailey King, children of Deputy Theresa King, hold hands as Bailey reads a letter to her mother at a memorial service on Thursday, June 21, 2018.
A speaker lined the podium with Star Wars figurines before speaking about his friend fallen Deputy Patrick Rohrer at the memorial service on Thursday, June 21, 2018.
Bagpipers play at the memorial service for Wyandotte County fallen deputies Theresa King and Patrick Rohrer on Thursday, June 21, 2018.
American flags draped over the deputies Theresa King and Patrick Rohrer's caskets are folded and presented to their families.
American Legion riders stand outside Children's Mercy Park ahead of the memorial service for Deputies Rohrer and King.
KCK officers were in place early Thursday morning at Children's Mercy Park.
The beginning of the funeral procession for deputies Theresa King and Patrick Rohrer on Thursday, June 21, 2018.Photo by: Charlie Keegan - 41 Action News