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We wanted to grow old together.

We wanted to grow old together.

Dennis went on his final journey July 22, 1995 from myocardial infraction due to Agent Orange.

The VA hospital in Ohio gave him a stress test that finished at 4:30 then sent him out on pass at 5:00 to drive to Ky.

His records say he was having a myocardial infraction when he left the hospital. So I blame them for sending my husband out of the hospital.

~Molly BowlingSource: https://aovvm.us/agent-orange-vietnam-veterans-memorial/dennis-bowling/Tweet

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

Patrick William Francis
My Husband Patrick was so loved and gave much love back ,even from heaven his love shows

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

Sharon Perry

I had one miscarriage, don't remember any of the details. Sharon is the widow of a veteran exposed to Agent Orange: Reuben C. Perry III

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