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Source: Deming Headlight

Legion post to host Veterans Day event By Billy Armendariz Headlight Staff Scott Wilson has a full itinerary set for the annual American Legion Bataan Post 4 Veterans Day event. The annual event will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Veterans Park, 301 S. Silver Ave. Wilson is commander of the Sons of the American Legion, assistant director for the Legion Riders and southwest vice-commander for the Sons of the American Legion. “We started working on this year’s event last year, when we started lining up a guest list,” said Wilson, who is also the bar manager at the American Legion Bataan Post 4 Home at 619 W. Spruce St. “It’s coming together, and the turnout by our honored veterans and their families has always been tremendous.” A handful of Legion volunteers and their families put together this event and the Memorial Day event here. “It takes a lot of volunteers to put this event together,” Wilson said.

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