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Rest in peace my hero…

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Agent Orange Awareness

I would give anything to have another day with him.~Carol Gueringer JenkinsSource: https://aovvm.us/agent-orange-vietnam-veterans-memorial/willis-gueringer/Tweet

Light a Candle…

We invite you to light a candle for your veteran or for the veteran’s child lost to Agent Orange.

Veterans and their children lost to Agent Orange

Brian Connolly

Missed every day

Light a Candle…

We invite all the women, to light a candle, who have miscarried or had a stillborn birth due to Agent Orange exposure.

Miscarriages and Stillborn Births

Sharon Hughbanks
I only know of three, I cannot know for certain if there were other earlier miscarriages. Sharon is the widow of a veteran exposed to Agent Orange: John F. Hughbanks

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