Members of the Anaheim Fire Depatment’s Search and Rescue team carry the remains of Grant McKee, 21, for his memorial service in the St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church sanctuary, Saturday. McKee grew up in Costa Mesa and was one of 19 members of the Granite Mountain Hotshot firefighting crew killed in fast moving wildfire in Prescott, Ariz. (Don Leach / Daily Pilot)
The family of Grant McKee walk into the sanctuary at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church for a memorial service Saturday. (Don Leach / Daily Pilot)
An American flag hangs from two fire truck ladders before the memorial service for firefighter Grant McKee Saturday. (Don Leach / Daily Pilot)
The Orange County Pipes and Drums walk into the memorial service for firefighter Grant McKee at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach. (Don Leach / Daily Pilot)
A procession of fire engines from various southern California agencies drive to the memorial service for firefighter Grant McKee. (Don Leach / Daily Pilot)
Scott McKee, left, chats with Costa Mesa Police Chief Tom Gaszi following the memorial service. (Don Leach / Daily Pilot)
Scott McKee, right, hugs and thanks L.A. County fire captain Joe Woyjeck for attending the memorial service for his son Grant. Woyjeck’s son was also killed in the fire. (Don Leach / Daily Pilot)
Firefighters pause to reflect in front of the Granite Mountain Hotshot Crew truck that was parked outside the memorial service for Grant McKee, 21, at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Saturday. (Don Leach / Daily Pilot)
