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Marine Devil Dogs & Allies Accomplish Mission for Third Year

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(L-R) Dan Rottino, Kathy Rottino, John Utterback, Andre Chiasson, Margie Ellison, Bob Deck, Chuck Sarges, Mike Benner, Jack Yaskulski, Tony Derieux. Missing from the picture is, Ken Duncan,(Taking photo) Frank Glassford, George LaMont, Jim Bravico. [Courtesy photo]
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For the third time in as many years, The Military Order of the Devil Dogs, Pound 230 joined forces with Women’s Auxiliary Unit 137 of the Marine Corps League and donated 573 pounds of dog and cat chow to local Hernando County animal shelters. Members of both organizations dug into their pockets to make these contributions. Members of both organizations are also members of the Marine Corps League Detachment 708, at 8405 Sunshine Grove Road, Brooksville, and members of the “Marine Forever” Detachment 1440 in Lutz, Florida.

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