Watch: Fallen Marine, Firefighter Procession In NJ (UPDATE)

Firefighters all over New Jersey are honoring a fallen Marine and firefighter as a motorcade carried his remains Monday. You can watch the procession below.

Marine Staff Sgt. Christopher Slutman and two other Marines were killed in a roadside bomb April 8 in Afghanistan.

The funeral procession began at 10 a.m. It will travel along the New Jersey Turnpike and over the George Washington Bridge into New York City. Officials urge drivers to approach the turnpike overpasses with caution Monday morning.

Local fire departments will line overpasses along the route to pay their respects for Slutman. The U.S. Marines, New York Fire Department (FDNY) and the Kentland Volunteer Fire Department will drive north with Delaware State Police, according to the Asbury Park Press.

Here is the video:

"Through this trying time, we will remember Chris for the father, husband, brother, son, and friend that he was, the moral character he displayed daily, and the courage and conviction to serve his fellow Americans, both at home and abroad.," Kentland VFD Chief Oleg Pelekhaty said.

Slutman received the Fire Chiefs Association Memorial Medal in 2014 for his actions in a 2013 all-hands fire in the Bronx, according to the FDNY. Slutman and firefighters made their way up the stairs to the seventh floor of a 13-story building.

Slutman crawled on the floor to find an unconscious adult on a bed. He and another firefighter took the individual past the fire and down the the lobby, where EMS took over.

“I have determined that Firefighter Slutman, did at peril to himself, perform a search and successful rescue of the occupant without the aid of a properly positioned and charged hand-line," Battalion Chief Joseph Regan said.

Slutman, 43, was one of three killed in the explosion, along with Robert A. Hendriks, 25, and Benjamine S. Hines, 31.