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A Memorial Day ‘Thank You’ Gift For Our Friends and Supporters
An item from the World War One Centennial Commission.
A Memorial Day Thank You Gift For Our Friends and Supporters
Thank you for your friendship, interest and support of our mission to keep the faith with our WWI Doughboys. For being a part of the community that is remembering the significance and the sacrifice of our men, women and nation in WWI, we would like to offer you a free copy of Debra Dudek’s World War I Genealogy Research Guide. This 100-page eBook provides a great roadmap and a panoply of information, links and direction for how to find you WWI heritage and it even includes a section on finding non-combatants. So behalf of the U.S. World War One Centennial Commission, The Doughboy Foundation, our founding sponsor the Pritzker Military Museum and Library,
Best,
Daniel S. Dayton Take up our quarrel with the foe:
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American Cemetery in Luxembourg
Our President is currently in Europe acting as a guide for a military history tour. On Thursday, they visited the American Cemetery in Luxembourg and held a wreath ceremony.
In Memory Of Our WWI Veterans This Memorial Day Weekend
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We’re getting close to putting a shovel in the ground for the National World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C. We started at $50 Million and we only have $13 Million to raise in order to get started this fall. That is tremendous progress, so I know that together we can do it. Thanks for your friendship, interest and support with gifts, guidance, and commitment as we seek to remember those who, as our Chairman is fond of saying, “left their homes to fight in a war they didn’t start, in a land most had never visited, in the name of peace and liberty for people they didn’t know”.
If you have given before, please consider another gift, large or small, in Memory of the Doughboys, on this special weekend when we remember those who sacrificed. Every dime goes to our Doughboys’ Memorial. And if you have not donated to the National WWI Memorial in Washington – now is a really important time for you to join in the effort. Whether you can give a gift right now or not, thank you for being part of the community that is remembering the significance and the sacrifice of our men, women and nation in WWI. Best,
Daniel S. Dayton
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Help us remember D-Day
From the There But Not There organization.
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