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Taylor Hathorn: Supporting Gold Star Families
Taylor Hathorn: Supporting Gold Star Families
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Regular WFEA contributor Taylor Hathorn joins us for a special conversation to highlight and honor Children of Fallen Patriots Day.

Taylor’s family has a rich military history, with two of her brothers serving in the US Marines. Taylor discusses the importance of supporting our military services and preparing the next generation to serve.

Taylor shares her journey as a Gold Star sister and what communities can do to support all military families.

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