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During a July Open House attended by more than 300 Legion Family members, State Commander William Hafeman presented an Appreciation Plaque to Bob Considine, a benefactor who donated his 520 acre developed property in the Upper Peninsula to the American Legion for its service to veterans, troops and youth. A corresponding plaque was also presented for attachment to the 5,000 square foot main lodge exterior in recognition of Considine’s contribution. Initial plans for the property known as “Michigan’s Legion Wilwin Lodge”, are to provide free rest and recuperation vacations for returning service members and their families. Shown (l-r) Past National and State Sergeant-at-Arms Robert Mayrand, Immediate Past State Commander Carnie D. Jackson, Considine, Commander Hafeman, and Past Sons of the American Legion State Commander Ronald Wyatt. For complete “Wilwin” details and photos see the opening page of www.michiganlegion.org , the state headquarters website.
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