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Volunteers helped decorate the Tribute to our Troops Tree at the Wisconsin Executive Residence in Maple Bluff, Wisconsin Nov. 29. Pictured are, left to right: Liam Walsh, Wisconsin National Guard’s Office on Diversity and Inclusion; Su Timmerman; Senior Master Sgt. Shannon Yunk, Wisconsin Air National Guard; Master Sgt. Bridget Cox, Wisconsin National Guard; Katy Werginz, Wisconsin National Guard victim advocate coordinator, and Kevlar the support dog; Master Sgt. Karen Neperud, Wisconsin National Guard; Master Sgt. Carmen Keating, Wisconsin National Guard; and retired Wisconsin National Guard
Volunteers helped decorate the Tribute to our Troops Tree at the Wisconsin Executive Residence in Maple Bluff, Wisconsin Nov. 29. Pictured are, left to right: Liam Walsh, Wisconsin National Guard’s Office on Diversity and Inclusion; Su Timmerman; Senior Master Sgt. Shannon Yunk, Wisconsin Air National Guard; Master Sgt. Bridget Cox, Wisconsin National Guard; Katy Werginz, Wisconsin National Guard victim advocate coordinator, and Kevlar the support dog; Master Sgt. Karen Neperud, Wisconsin National Guard; Master Sgt. Carmen Keating, Wisconsin National Guard; and retired Wisconsin National Guard member Deborah Severson. Ornaments donated from the public to honor past or current service members, as well as legacy ornaments from Linda Hughes — who was instrumental to the start of the Tribute tree tradition in 2005 — can be seen during upcoming Executive Residence holiday tours. Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs photo by Vaughn R. Larson
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