By Aaron Wasserman/Daily News staff
 GHS
 Posted May 25, 2008 @ 08:40 PM
 
    Thousands of Bay State residents will observe Memorial Day today with  cookouts, parties, days at the beach or soaking up sun with family and  friends.
 While she doesn't begrudge anyone having a good time this holiday weekend,  Jodi Cabino-Cipriano wants people to remember the cost every Memorial Day  entails.
 The Franklin resident will this year mark the third Memorial Day since her  son, Shayne Cabino, was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq. She said the holiday  this week should serve as a reminder of the cost her family - and thousands more  like it across the country - have paid.
 "It'll never be the same," she said of the holiday. "I'll never have it  again. We'll never, ever, ever be complete."
 Cabino joined the Marine Corps after graduating from high school and was just  19 when he was sent to Iraq. He was killed along with three others when an  improvised explosive device exploded outside Fallujah.
Read the full article in the Milford Daily News here.