Cory Armstrong-Hoss
- 4 min
The Story of Dan Scott
Dan Scott’s first Bronze Star Medal from the Army recognized his actions in Vietnam on December 23rd, 1967: "On this date, Specialist...
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One in 12 people in Snohomish see the reality of not knowing when or how they will find their next meal.
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Our food banks need your help, and this is your chance to make a difference for just one of the more than 3,700 individuals we serve every month. Be the reason someone can give thanks this year.
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