Did you know you can now receive the Wreaths Across America eNewsletter on a WEEKLY or MONTHLY basis? To change your email settings, or read past issues you might have missed, you can visit our new Newsletter Center on the website.
And while you are there, don’t forget to sponsor a wreath to honor one more veteran this December…
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Remembering The Longest Day:
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News From This Past Week:
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Last week we talked with WAA Chairman Wayne Hanson, and WAA Executive Dir Karen Worcester about their thoughts on Memorial Day.
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Voices of our Volunteers: Unique ideas from our fundraising and location groups, including this flag idea from Aaron Van Beek of Sioux Center WAA, Iowa.
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This Week in Social Media:
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A dream came true this Memorial Day weekend for a World War II veteran in Michigan. 89-year-old Milton Mockerman received his high school diploma.
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94-year-old World War II veteran Julian Hodges has visited the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. twice. This past weekend was his third trip to the site.
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We would love to hear from you on any of these channels:
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In December, the United States observed the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, which brought America into World War II. In the coming months, we will remember battles great and small.
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World War II Veteran, Nick Westendorf celebrated his 104th birthday with family and friends on Saturday. Westendorf was a mechanic for the U.S. Navy.
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Download The 2017 WAA Fact Sheet:
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Don’t Forget To Invite Your Friends:
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Did you miss one of our recent newsletters? You can see the archive and update your email settings (there is a MONTHLY or a WEEKLY option) in our new Newsletter Central.
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“Remember this…. In truth a person dies twice, once when he stops breathing, and a second time when somebody mentions his or her name for the last time. Join us in December when over one million volunteers nationwide, will say the names of a million fallen out loud, to make sure they will never be forgotten.”
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