The breakthrough turned him into a hallowed figure, but he later faced professional censure for offensive remarks.

Lt. Col. Jay Ostrich is director of Berks County Veterans Affairs, a combat veteran with 23 years of military service and a veteran living with PTSD/I.

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Laramie Plains Lions Club meets: 6:30-7:30 a.m., at Ivinson Memorial Hospital Turtle Rock Conference Room, 255 N. 30th St.

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Patterson Marshall, “Pat,” 61, made his transition to eternal life on October 22, 2025, surrounded by his loved ones. Early ...

John Clifford Tolbert was born in Wray Colorado on April 22, 1944 to Dorothy Lantz Tolbert and John Darrell Tolbert. He was the oldest grandchild of Clifford and Rachel Lantz and Lucille Tolbert, all ...

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