STONEHAM, Mass. — Family, friends and colleagues paid their final respects to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer who authorities say was killed by the Boston Marathon bombing suspects.
A private funeral Mass for Sean Collier was held Tuesday at St. Patrick’s Church in Stoneham.
A memorial service open to law enforcement and the MIT community only is scheduled for Wednesday on MIT’s campus. Vice President Joe Biden is expected to attend.
The 27-year-old Collier was shot multiple times as he sat in his vehicle last Thursday.
He had worked for the MIT police for a little over a year and had been offered a job with the Somerville Police Department.
He was a Wilmington native and a graduate of Salem State University.
He is survived by his parents and five siblings.
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