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Funerals of Italian victims of New York helicopter crash

(12 Aug 2009) AP Television New York - August 9, 2009 1. Wide of helicopter being brought out of the river 2. Medium of helicopter New York - August 12, 2009 3. Wide of empty hearses 4. Tight of empty hearses 5. Medium of family members coming out of funeral home 6. Medium of family in front of funeral home 7. Tight of family members 8. Wide of a casket being carried out of funeral home 9. Tight on the casket 10. Wide of caskets being put in hearses 11. Tight of pallbearers walking away 12. Wide of pallbearers walking away 13. Medium pan of hearses being closed 14. Tight on family members 15. Tight of hearses driving away STORYLINE: The remains of five Italian tourists killed in an air collision over the Hudson River were taken to Kennedy International Airport to be sent home Wednesday as divers recovered 30 pieces of the helicopter in which they had plunged to their deaths. Family members and friends - many wearing the casual clothing they brought for their New York vacation - held a private Roman Catholic prayer service for the victims at Campbell's Funeral Home in Manhattan. A police escort led the five black hearses that had lined Madison Avenue to the airport. Italian officials outside the funeral home said the caskets would be placed on a Eurofly plane for a direct flight to Bologna, Italy. The five tourists lived near the city in northern Italy. They included a father and his teenage son, and another family of three - a husband and wife and their teenage son. They were among nine people who died in the collision on Saturday between a tourist helicopter and a small plane. Nine police divers returned to the Hudson River on Wednesday, recovering helicopter parts 30 feet (nine metres) below the surface of the river. The pieces included gauges from the aircraft's cockpit, a fire extinguisher, an engine cowling, a hinge and latch, and scraps of plastic and aluminum of various sizes, said a police spokesman. Over the weekend, divers had removed about 20 small pieces of helicopter wreckage from the collision. The plane, its wings missing, was pulled from the river on Tuesday. Outside the funeral home, the dozen or so family members and friends stood on the sidewalk making the sign of the cross in unison and hugging each other as pallbearers carried out the bronze caskets. Each was placed in a hearse with a bouquet of white roses. The priest who led the prayer service embraced several of the mourners, who followed the hearses in a police van. Silvia Rigamonti, who lost her husband and son in the collision, was not among the mourners. She flew home to Italy several days ago to be with family and await the arrival of her loved ones. Rigamonti did not go on the aerial tour because she was scared of the helicopter. She and her husband, Michele Norelli, came to New York to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. The 51-year-old Norelli died along with their son, Filippo Norelli, 16, as well as friends Fabio Gallazzi, 49; his wife, Tiziana Pedroni, 44; and son Giacomo Gallazzi, 15. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...