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Federated Garden Clubs of Nebraska, Inc.
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The slide picture frame is in process of adding pictures. If you have a picture you would like the rest of the garden community to see, please send it to me with information about the picture. Thank you, donna@rouchpartners.com.
Blue Star Memorials pay tribute to all who have served in the military and Gold Stars pay tribute to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
Mary Carlson leading dedication of a Blue Star at Fort McPherson National Cemetery
Where does a Blue Star Memorial go when they are run over by a snowplow? In the Lexington Military Vehicale Museum
Bob Carlson cleaning a Blue Star Memorial at the Interstate 80 byway.
It takes big men and big forklift to install a big rock for a Blue Star Memorial Marker in Omaha, NE.
Blue Star Memorial Marker at Fort McPherson.
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Plattsmouth Blue Star Memorial was damaged by a tree branch. This is the first Blue Star in Nebraska and only one designated for WWII.
Citizens State Bank donated $500 to Plattsmouth Garden Club toward the cost of the Gold Star Memorial Marker. We are very grateful for their generosity.
Mary Carlson with Katie Swanson of Omaha Parks admiring the newly installed Blue Star Mark.
Blue Star Memorial Marker needing refurbishing. We had some markers thrown away because they looked like this one.
President Rod Ruzanic and Chris Martin viewing the new Blue Star Memorial Marker in Omaha, NE.
Tom Stelling, Navy veteran, was hired to refurbish Blue Star Memorials and he made them look brand new!
This is the new Blue Star Marker in Plattsmouth, NE.
The first Gold Star in Nebraska located at Oak Hills Cemetery, Plattsmouth, NE. Mayor Paul Lamert and Donna Rouch at dedication ceremony.
Damaged Blue Star Marker in the North Platte Lincoln County Historical Museum.
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