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2019 Fall, Issue Number 7

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Issue Number 6, 2019

Issue Number 5, 2019

Issue Number 4, 2019

Issue Number 3, 2018

Issue Number 2, 2018

Issue Number 1, 2018

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Denton, TX 76209

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Texas Women Veterans Day The women veterans’ legacy can be traced back through the centuries. During the Revolutionary War, Margaret Cochran Corbin took hold of her husband’s gun after he suffered a fatal shot and continued to fight. It wasn’t until April 14, 1926, that Margaret received full military honors. Texas has about 177,500 female veterans, more than any other state, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. In 2017, state lawmakers recognized the lack of awareness and enacted a law naming June 12th as Women Veterans’ Day to highlight their role in the military and to commemorate their valor and sacrifice. Plan on attending this significant day and bring a friend. Join us on June 13, 2020, at 10 a.m. at the Denton Buc-ee’s, 2800 S. Interstate 35, parking lot, to commemorate the courage and sacrifices of our unsung heroes and honor all our female veterans. Drive by, honk, or stop for a social distance visit and learn more about what Women Veterans of America, Chapter 48, has done and continues to accomplish in Denton County.

Honoring those who gave their all.

WE ISOLATE NOW, SO THAT WHEN WE GATHER AGAIN NO ONE IS MISSING. WVA CHAPTER 48

Most Beautiful Easter Bonnet at the Women Veterans of America Chapter 48,zoom meeting. Marine veteran, Gina Smith Thurman. #notinvisible

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