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We’ve Got Your Six 06-17-25

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We’ve Got Your Six 06-17-25
Posted on by Tom Novak

Serving veterans near the end of life takes special people. Today, Jeff and Ginger meet with Mark Williams, NHNG Chaplain and Franklin VNA Chaplain, Ryan How, former Concord Police Officer and Director of Fundraising for Franklin VNA.  Together they share the important work of supporting Veterans with cultural competency and compassion.  Franklin VNA is one of the local organizations to host and support the We Honor Veterans program.  A national effort to honor, respect and provide critical support to our senior veterans.

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