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Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra’s Operation Mountain Freedom event

  • by Sheet Staff
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  • — 29 Jan, 2015
40 Wounded Warriors along with families and guests were in town this past week for Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra’s Operation Mountain Freedom event. At Thursday’s luncheon were, from left, Ed Hurley, Owner of Burgers, Mike Murphy, a veteran from Rialto, Jodi Bingham and Korean War vet Bing Bingham of Gardnerville. At the luncheon, the Marine Officers Basic Class 6-67 made a donation of $20,000 towards the National Wounded Warrior Center planned for Mammoth Lakes.
40 Wounded Warriors along with families and guests were in town this past week for Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra’s Operation Mountain Freedom event. At Thursday’s luncheon were, from left, Ed Hurley, Owner of Burgers, Mike Murphy, a veteran from Rialto, Jodi Bingham and Korean War vet Bing Bingham of Gardnerville. At the luncheon, the Marine Officers Basic Class 6-67 made a donation of $20,000 towards the National Wounded Warrior Center planned for Mammoth Lakes.
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