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Carroll County vets honored
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Source: Harrison Daily Times

BERRYVILLE – Last week, several Carroll County veterans were recognized for their service by RECON VI, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting service members and first responders. Hosted by Berryville Equity Bank and supported by the American Legion, the event presented seven area veterans or surviving family members with plaques and gift bags. Former Carroll County Judge and Bataan Death March survivor Arthur Carter was represented by his daughter, who accepted the honor on his behalf. Having served as a judge from 1950-1978 and in the House of Representatives from 1990-1994, Carter’s most remarkable feat may have been surviving the Bataan Death March and the work camps in China. Wilbur Dean Stanphill was also honored for his 28 years of service in the National Guard. His daughter received the plaque in his stead. Stanphill served in the Guard across several states and deployed during Desert Shield/Storm. He was the recipient of a Bronze Star. E.
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