Senator Helming Honors Ontario County Veterans During Phelps Event
Jonathan Monfiletto - 315-568-9816
November 28, 2017
WATERLOO – Senator Pam Helming recognized nine veterans who live in Ontario County during a veterans recognition event at the Phelps American Legion on Thursday, Nov. 9. The veterans were nominated for the New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame earlier this year, and Senator Helming wanted to recognize the men and women who were considered for this prestigious award. Among the honorees were Glenn Anderson, the late Beth Beretta, Paul Donadio, Ronald Fast, Michael Hannan, Jeremy Marshall, Paul Newhook, Inman Steagall, and Harold Stryker.
“A total of 48 men and women from the Wayne-Finger Lakes region were considered for induction into the New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame this year for both their service and sacrifice to our nation and their commitment and contributions to our community. These veterans are humble yet outstanding citizens who have done great things for the people and the world around them, but they do not seek recognition for their deeds. I want all of these veterans to know that we truly appreciate everything they have done, and everything that we have we owe to them. As State Senator, I will continue to do everything possible to honor our veterans and service members. Thank you to American Legion Post 457 for hosting this terrific event, and thank you to the Midlakes High School brass ensemble for performing a couple of songs for us,” Senator Helming said.
Senator Helming represents the 54th Senate District, which consists of Seneca and Wayne Counties, parts of Cayuga and Ontario Counties, and the towns of Lansing and Webster. For more information, please visit Senator Helming’s website, or follow @SenatorHelming on Facebook or Twitter.
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