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By Kevin Vincent Let us never forget Men & women who died Giving us their best With dignity and pride Let us never forget Their loyalty of service Marching circumspect Thinking only of us Let us never forget They put country first Hoping for the best But fearing for the worst Let us never forget Their unwavering devotion Leading the charge With no other notion Let us never forget Their sacrifices, their cost Loved ones left behind Who live with their loss Let us never forget When the end did come They only pushed onward Fighting for our freedom Let us never forget The sacrifices made The selfless persistence The courage displayed Let us never forget Keeping our country safe Doing what had to be done They were the brave Let us never forget Waving our banners wide Remembering the ones Who went with pride Let us never forget As you pray and ponder Holding your flag up high To them it was an honor Let Us Never Forget .
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Family Fun Day

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The Call receives Grant

We were granted $970 from the Twin Lakes Community Foundation for improvements to the visitation room at the Marion County CALL Support Center. We will be using the money for a rocking chair, a changing table, new toy storage, and other items.
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TL DAVA to meet

The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, Twin Lakes Unit 30 will be meeting on Wednesday May 15, 2024. The location will be the Heinz-Willett Wellness Center at Good Samaritan Campus, 300 Good Samaritan Drive, Mountain Home. We will start promptly at 1:00 p.m.
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TLDAV May meeting

The May Meeting of the Twin Lakes Disabled American Veterans Chapter 30, Mountain Home will be held on Monday, May 20, 2024, at 2:30 p.m. The location of the meeting is the Meeting Room of the Mountain Home Police Department at 424 W.
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Driving Cinder

This is the first-time driving Cinder, Lord willing, my future garden tiller. She is 14 months old. Notice I have the lines attached to her halter, no bridle, no bit. This is what we should strive for when starting a young colt; keep them calm. Notice her eyes are about half closed. She is acting as if I have worn her out tired, when in fact we had just started; maybe been in harness for five minutes.
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