What’s on your mind?
Jon Gohr of New Ulm: “My dad, an Army veteran and all all the people gave up their lives and those who are MIA or Prisoners of War.”
Angie Glassel of St. Peter: “All the fallen and those who gave so that we could enjoy our lives. Freedom isn’t free.”
Gary Wiltscheck of New Ulm: “My two great uncles Ben Seifert and Ben Wiltscheck. They both served in WWI.”
Mike Wagner of Eyota: “I think about my brother serving in the 82nd Airborne.”
Allissa Gamez of New Ulm: “My husband Rudy Gamez. He served five tours as a med-evac in the Army. We lost him in September. He’s remembered by his daughters Kassidi, Everly and Kailyn.”
Janney Rieke of New Ulm: “My grandparents, Fred, Lucille, Rich, Bess and Erving.”
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- Allissa Gamez of New Ulm: “My husband Rudy Gamez. He served five tours as a med-evac in the Army. We lost him in September. He’s remembered by his daughters Kassidi, Everly and Kailyn.”
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- Angie Glassel of St. Peter: “All the fallen and those who gave so that we could enjoy our lives. Freedom isn’t free.”
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- Jon Gohr of New Ulm: “My dad, an Army veteran and all all the people gave up their lives and those who are MIA or Prisoners of War.”
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- Janney Rieke of New Ulm: “My grandparents, Fred, Lucille, Rich, Bess and Erving.”
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- Mike Wagner of Eyota: “I think about my brother serving in the 82nd Airborne.”
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- Gary Wiltscheck of New Ulm: “My two great uncles Ben Seifert and Ben Wiltscheck. They both served in WWI.”