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Remembering those who died for their country

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Norman Simmon’s calling is one that has followed him from his time with the U.S. Army to the pulpit, and now into his role as chaplain at the American Legion Post 31.
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Remembering those who died for their country

Norman Simmon’s calling is one that has followed him from his time with the U.S. Army to the pulpit, and now into his role as chaplain at the American Legion Post 31.

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TimesDaily broke the news on Sunday, May 24, 2026.
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