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Children hold signs thanking BCSO Deputy Jacob Pickett as the funeral procession travels along Oak Street.
The funeral procession travels beneath an American flag on Oak Street. It included hundreds of police cars from across the state. (Photo by Ann Marie Shambaugh)
A supporter displays a sign along the funeral procession route.
Many people who lined the funeral procession route held American flags.
The funeral procession travels along Oak Street.
Supporters display flags and a poster along the procession route.
Many people who lined the funeral procession route held American flags.
A Zionsville fire engine travels in the funeral procession.
The hearse carrying fallen BCSO deputy Jacob Pickett travels along Oak Street.
A sign at Lions Park pays tribute to BCSO Deputy Jacob Pickett.
A display outside of CV Art & Frame in downtown Zionsville pays tribute to BCSO Deputy Jacob Pickett.
The hearse carrying fallen BCSO deputy Jacob Pickett travels along Oak Street.
Members of the Zionsville Fire Dept. helped crews from Duke Energy hang a large American flag above the funeral route on Oak Street.
Members of the Zionsville Fire Dept. helped crews from Duke Energy hang a large American flag above the funeral route on Oak Street.
Liz White of Zionsville sits next to an empty chair representing the loss of BCSO Deputy Jacob Pickett.
Police motorcycles travel along Oak Street near the front of the processional.

Snapshot: Fallen BCSO deputy’s funeral procession travels through Zionsville

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By Ann Marie Shambaugh on March 10, 2018 Zionsville Community

The funeral procession for Boone County Sheriff’s Deputy Jacob Pickett passed through Zionsville in the late afternoon March 9. The procession began in Brownsburg and traveled through Lebanon and Whitestown before reaching Zionsville. It ended in Indianapolis at Crown Hill Cemetery. (Photos by Ann Marie Shambaugh)

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