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Winfield (Kan.) Daily Courier, Tues., Nov. 10, 2015

americas veterans:
standing tall
for freedom

Butler was Green Beret

in United States Army

And Honoring All Who Served

FINNS ELECTRIC CO., INC.

218 W. 9th, Winfield

221-7080

Licensed in Winfield, Ark City and Wellington.

Dennis Lee Butler

SOUTHERN KANSAS

LP Gas

3 MILES WEST ON HWY 160

CO.

Call 620-221-2620

Ark City Winfield Udall Wichita

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VETERANS DAY
Honoring All Who Served

WEBBER LAND COMPANY

810 Loomis, P.O. Box 274, Winfield, KS 67156
Phone - 620-221-7181 800-748-7180

This is my dad,Corporal
Dennis Lee Butler, of
Arkansas City. He was

a Green Beret serving

in Vietnam from 19691973.During his years
of service he received
three medals of valor for
Military Merit, a Bronze
Star, a service medal from
the Republic of Vietnam
for saving the life of an
infant, three Air Medals for
merit and achievement, the
National Defense Service
Medal and numerous pins
for marksmanship. I want
to thank him for his bravery
and service to our country.
You will always be my hero!
Jennifer Adams

Nazarene
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of the military were asked to
bring items.
"We've done this once
before but only filled about
one table," said office assistant Gayle Webb. This year
the flock responded with
numerous pictures, awards
and other service mementos enough to fill up
one large table and several
smaller ones.
"We really wanted to do
something special to honor
veterans and family members who served in the military," Webb said.
The church had a special
Veteran's Day service on

Nov. 8.
The displays were
arranged by Webb and Jill
Young, a member of the
decoration committee at the
church.
"Eagle Nest, J.C. Penney's
and Goodwill helped us out
by loaning mannequins and
display racks," Young said.
Webb was so adamant
about honoring veterans
and recognizing Veteran's
Day she even insisted on
a new American flag to be
flown outside the church.
"I wanted it to be red and
blue on brilliant white,"
Webb said. "We need to
honor our veterans any way
we can."