Volunteers turn out for a Fairview Cemetery first
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Three members of the Pfeiffer family, Freddie, Fred and Susan, pause at the gravesite of WWI veteran Charles O. Bartlett. The Pfeiffer’s also aided in last spring’s cemetery clean up.
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Liam Jameson Irish, was one of the youngest volunteers at the WAA wreath placement Dec. 18 at Fairview Cemetery. Liam is the son of Ellie Bateman, formerly with the National Guards. Ellie is currently an active member at Montgomery Legion.
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Kathy Heiges, unloading from atop a truck, passes wreaths on to Bev Koziol, Montgomery Legion Auxiliary members. Stacy Kissinger, partially shown, is also an Active member at Montgomery Legion.
Coleen Johns, Fairview Cemetery Site Coordination for the “Wreaths Across America” program at Montgomery, reports that, “Despite the rain on Saturday, December 18, we had a great turnout of volunteers. George Heiges, retired Director of Lycoming Veterans Affairs, did a wonderful job with the service. Assisting in the program were members of the Montgomery American Legion honor and color guards, the Auxiliary, Sons of the American Revolution and members of Montgomery’s EMA.”
- Photo provided Three members of the Pfeiffer family, Freddie, Fred and Susan, pause at the gravesite of WWI veteran Charles O. Bartlett. The Pfeiffer’s also aided in last spring’s cemetery clean up.
- Photo provided Liam Jameson Irish, was one of the youngest volunteers at the WAA wreath placement Dec. 18 at Fairview Cemetery. Liam is the son of Ellie Bateman, formerly with the National Guards. Ellie is currently an active member at Montgomery Legion.
- Photo provided Kathy Heiges, unloading from atop a truck, passes wreaths on to Bev Koziol, Montgomery Legion Auxiliary members. Stacy Kissinger, partially shown, is also an Active member at Montgomery Legion.
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