Do You Know a WW2 Veteran in Pickens County?

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Posted: Jan 18, 2021, 10:21 AM

The Fort Prince George chapter in Easley of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are honoring all WW2 veterans in Pickens County with a certificate of appreciation. There was an article in the Seneca Journal in Saturday's edition that included photos of eight WW2 veterans.

And now, the story. Yesterday afternoon I drove over to the Central Post Office to place some letters in the drive through drop box. I was having trouble reaching over to place the letters in the slot. A strong breeze blew one of the letters out of my hand. In the meantime another vehicle had pulled up behind me. Before I could get out of my car to retrieve the letter, a lady in the other car came up and picked up my letter. She asked if I was a WW2 veteran and I said "yes". On the rear bumper of my car is a "WW2- I SERVED" decal and she had noticed this. She happened to be a member of the DAR chapter that is honoring the WW2 veterans.

She asked if one of their members could come to my home for an interview and again I said yes. Last night I had a call from the President of the chapter who will be coming over on Saturday for an interview. She also asked if I knew of other WW2 veterans.

Now, this is how you can help me. If you know of a WW2 veteran living in Pickens County, PM me with the veteran's name, address and phone number. I will pass this info along to the lady on Saturday when she comes for an interview.

Thanks a million for your help.

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