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Fallen South Salt Lake officer's family has home paid off

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SOUTH SALT LAKE — The wife and son of late Officer David Romrell, who was killed in the line of duty two years ago, received a gift in the form of a fully-paid-off house on Saturday.

Romrell was responding to a burglary on Nov. 24, 2018, when one of the two suspects hit him with his car trying to get away.

READ: South Salt Lake Police officer honored on second anniversary of his death

The South Salt Lake Police Department posted on Facebook that a group of officers, firefighters and "honorary colonels" presented Elizabeth "Liz" Romrell with the keys to her paid-off house.

"Officer Romrell gave the ultimate sacrifice," the post read. "This token of love and support to the Elizabeth Romrell (sic) is greatly appreciated."

READ: Man involved in killing SSLPD officer sentenced up to 30 years

The gift was sponsored by the Stephen Sillers Tunnel to Towers Foundation, which pays off the mortgages of Gold Star families, fallen officers and other first responders.