By Jean Falbo-Sosnovich
Register Correspondent
SEYMOUR >> The town is continuing its mission to honor residents who
have served in the military by adding their names to new plaques planned for
Veterans’ Grove at French Memorial Park.
According to a press release issued by First Selectman Kurt Miller’s office,
the town is looking for veterans, alive or deceased, who entered service from
Seymour from the Vietnam War forward, and who did not receive a dishonorable
discharged and whose names do not already appear on the monuments.
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