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Military/Veterans
Johnny Mack Brown Spoke to Legionnaires
- By Tony Dunn
Retired Sheriff Johnny Mack Brown spoke to the Rudolph Anderson American Legion Post recently. The longest serving sheriff in Greenville County history discussed his interesting and productive life in law enforcement, including his appointment to the Federal Marshall service after leaving the sheriff’s office.
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22 Veterans Walk 22 Miles to Raise Awareness of Vet Suicides
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Few Americans realize that 22 veterans are lost everyday to suicide. These dramatic losses far exceed the current casualties in foreign conflicts.
Early Friday morning, 22 military veterans departed Landrum in the rain on a 22-mile walk to Greer to raise community awareness of the 22 veterans lost to suicide each day.
The first scheduled rest stop was Gowansville. They reached it ahead of schedule. The second rest stop on highway 14 was Skyland Elementary School where they were greeted by a group of supporters and encouragers from local veterans organizations. They provided water and restroom facilities for the walkers.
Tabatha R. Miller, Veterans Outreach Program Specialist represented the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs at the Skyland rest area. Auxiliary members of several veterans organizations as well as veterans not personally participating in the walk joined her.
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- Vietnamese-American’s New Year Celebration
- Vietnam Veterans Learn About Quilts of Valor
- Vietnamese-American’s New Year Celebration
- Women Will Be Drafted Unless New President Acts
- Roy Gullick Honored for Service to American Legion
- Character Featured in “13 Hours in Benghazi” Movie Visited Greenville Last Year
- Legionnaire of Year Award
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