Final salute given to veteran buried in Santa Fe
SANTA FE , N.M. (AP) — The people who buried John Quincy Lott in Santa Fe National Cemetery didn't know him, only that he was a fellow military veteran.
They made sure the World War II veteran and 25-year military serviceman received at least the minimum ceremony befitting a comrade — an honor guard, a white-laced draped table, a folded American flag, prayers and a rifle salute.
Born in San Anto...
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