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Morris American Legion photos

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Loose photos from Lillian (Sterzing) Frehse Morris about the American Legion and Auxiliary. Three prints of Memorial Day 1954 poppy pinning A float in a Centennial parade Six photos of the women's auxiliary Past Presidents gatherings in 1953, 1956 and 1958 Two photos taken at Belleau Woods monument and Charles Frehse's grave in Aisne-Marne, France Russell Frehse posed by tree and gold star plaque.
Memorial Day 1954; Lillian Morris pins poppy on lapel of Mr. Sholders[?] the president to Douglas village with Mr. George Wright, president to Saugatuck Village. Location: American Legion post 137 hall.
Morris American Legion photos picture number 2 Mrs. Lillian Morris Gold Star Mother 100 Morris American Legion photos picture number 4 The large photos is taken at Morris American Legion photos picture number 6 Lillian Frehse Morris at son's graveside in France Morris American Legion photos picture number 8

2023.09.07

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Frehse, Charles John 1893-1918Morris, Lillian (Sterzing) Frehse 1872-1964American Legion Auxillary, Bruner-Frehse PostAmerican Legion, 137 Bruner-Frehse Post, SaugatuckWright, George Cary 1881-1955

Lillian become Saugatuck's first gold star mother and American Legion supporter. After the war, Lillian was to visit her son's grave in France with a group of Gold Star Mothers. She was a President of the American Legion Auxiliary, Bruner-Frehse Post (named after her son Charles) and remained active until she died at the age of 91 in 1964. Lillian rests in Riverside Cemetery with her husband Harry. On this Memorial Day, our thoughts and prayers go out to "Gold Star" mothers and families everywhere.

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