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(KNZA)-- The photo exhibit “ Remembering Our Fallen” will be on display Sunday at the Sabetha Middle School.
The memorial photo exhibit honors the seventy-nine Kansans killed in action in Afghanistan or Iraq since September 11th, 2001.
The exhibit will be escorted into Sabetha by the American Legion Riders, the Patriot Guard Riders and VFW Riders, at about 10:00 in the morning. They will travel down Main Street before escorting the exhibit to the Sabetha Middle School.
The exhibit will be on display between 1 to 6 at the middle school, with a ceremony at 3:30.
The exhibit was created by Bill and Evonne Williams of Patriotic Productions in Omaha, and is sponsored by Bellevue University. More information can be found at Bellevue.edu.
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