Photo of Jeremy Cole, courtesy of Endicott College Police Department. The 49-year-old police sergeant was hit by a wrong-way driver on I-95 in Newbury early Thursday, sustaining fatal injuries.
Funeral arrangements and public visiting hours have been arranged for the Endicott College police sergeant killed in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 95 last week.
Sgt. Jeremy Cole was driving home to his family when he was killed by an allegedly drunken driver in Newbury. Massachusetts, just after midnight on the morning of Thanksgiving.
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The public is invited for visiting hours at Campbell Funeral Home in Beverly on Monday. They will be held from 2 to 8 p.m., after a private funeral for Cole's family.
The public wake will also be preceded by a walk-through for law enforcement at 1:30 p.m., Endicott College Police Chief Kerry Ramsdell said.
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She thanked the roughly 1,000 people who attended Tuesday's vigil for Cole at the college.
"Your thoughts and support have meant the world to our department over these past few days," she said in a statement. "I encourage everyone who knew Sgt. Cole to continue sharing stories about him. He was a wonderful man, loving father, proud family man and a protector of our campus. We miss him dearly."
Campbell Funeral Home is located on Cabot Street, and overflow parking will be available at two nearby churches, St. John the Evangelist and Church of the Nazarene.
