Officer Cram's visitation will be at the Ed and Betty Wilcox Performing Arts Center in Algona from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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“Any running back would enjoy getting more carries. You get a rhythm, there’s more opportunity. You came here to play football.”
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Wednesday was the funeral for Kevin Cram, the Algona police officer killed on duty September 13. Cram was shot and killed while he was arresting a man... who’s now in custody and facing a charge of first-degree murder.