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Military Reunions with Man’s Best Friend: Happy Veterans Day 2011

November 10, 1981

Corporal Jason L. Dunham

Cpl. Dunham was born on November 10, 1981.
Coincidently the same day as the Marine Corps Birthday.
He was born and raised in Scio, New York.
On April 14, 2004 Dunham and his squad intercepted multiple cars near the area were his battalion commander’s convoy came under attack. Dunham’s squad was searching for weapons used in the attack, when Dunham discovered an AK-47, a man began attacking the Marines in order to flee. Dunham used Hand to Hand Combat tactics to subdue the man. During this the man dropped a hand grenade. immediately Dunham took off his helmet and put in on the grenade and laid on the helmet to absorb the blast, in doing this he saved the lives of 2 fellow Marines, He was sent to the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. He died 8 days later.

Awards

Medal of Honor
Purple Heart
Combat Action Ribbon
Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation
Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal
National Defense Service Medal
Iraq Campaign Medal /w 1 Service Star
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Navy Sea Service Ribbon
Namesake of USS Jason Dunham (DDG-109)

SPC Matthew Peters of Owensville returns from Afghanistan.

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U.S. Army SSGT Surprises His Daughter After Her High School Band Performance

Welcome to Misfit Politics, It’s time to call Stupid… Stupid.

7th Annual Christmas in the Kitchen

7th Annual
Christmas in the Kitchen
with Mitzi MacDonald
and Keltic Reign
Tuesday December 6th 2011

Showtime: 7pm
Doors open: 6pm
with a Silent Auction and Entertainment
The Sheldon Concert Hall
3648 Washington Blvd.
St.Louis, MO

Bring the whole family!
Guaranteed to put you in the Christmas Spirit!
Experience a special visit from our Scottish Santa, and everyone is invited on stage to partake of tea and
homemade cookies during the performance. Bring a canned food item for a local food pantry.

TICKETS: $10/$5 children (14 and under).
Bring an unwrapped toy (no stuffed animals, please) for Scots for Tots
and receive a child’s admission for free.

Purchase Tickets:
call MetroTix at 314-534-1111
or in person at:
Music Folk on Big Bend in Webster Grove.
or at the door before the show.
all seats are General Admission

Toys and Proceeds going to St. Vincents Children’s Home in Florissant, MOwww.saintvincentshome.org

Non-perishable food items going to Circle of Concern in Valley Park, MO.www.circleofconcern.org

In Cape Breton, where I come from, and also in places like Ireland, and Scotland, ALOT goes on in that little kitchen beside makin’ dinner (which, by the way, is served at lunchtime). Friends and family members gather in these little kitchen, sometimes with their instruments as well, sometimes dancin on the kitchen floor, and usually ‘havin’ a cup of tea’! Yes, alot of music is played and sung in that little kitchen, and our Christmas in the Kitchen is no different! Our ‘actual’ kitchen table from our kitchen, gets loaded up and carried off to adorn the Sheldon stage. I bring along the cape breton tea, and cookies, and away we go!

Audience members are encouraged to come up throughout the performance, and sit for a spell, and taste the delicious cape breton tea, have a cookie, and tap your toe for a song or two, and then let someone else sit for a spell. This show is VERY kid friendly, and we encourage you to bring yours, or your grandchildren, or neighbors. We always have a special guest or two, with one of our honored guests being Santa Claus himself!

We will have a visit from our ‘Scottish Santa’, (I’ll bet you never knew Santa played the bagpipes) who comes ‘to pick up’ the toys to be delivered to underpriveleged children on Christmas morning. You will see the ‘tower of food’ in the lobby, so leave your canned goods there. This is a super-fun event and is sure to put you and yours right in the Christmas spirit!!