Charlie Rangel, a former New York Congressmember and Korean War veteran, will lie in state at City Hall from Wednesday until his funeral at St. Patrick's Cathedral on Friday. A public viewing and remembrance service took place earlier this week as tributes for Rangel, a 46-year representative of Harlem and co-founder of the Congressional Black Caucus, began to emerge. An honor guard ceremony is planned, including pall bearers from the historic 369th Regiment, and the funeral will be livestreamed for those unable to attend in person.
Rangel's body will lie in state at City Hall from Wednesday until his funeral at St. Patrick's Cathedral, highlighting his legacy of service and commitment.
Public tributes for Charlie Rangel began this week, acknowledging his 46 years of service to Harlem and his role in co-founding the Congressional Black Caucus.
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