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We Will Never Forget

Ways to Say Thank You to Catholic War Veterans

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by Joseph Pronechen, Register correspondent Sunday, Nov 01, 2009 11:00 PM Comment

Having recently returned from his second tour of duty in Iraq, Army Sgt. Christopher Stokes thought back on the times he has been thanked for his service by strangers in airports. “The biggest thing for me was feeling appreciated,” a humble Stokes said, referring to his travels home while on leave and in uniform.

The same was true for veterans of World War II and the Korean War. Upon...

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