100-year-old WWII veteran honored at St. Vincent's Medical Center
Paul Rosch, an Army veteran, served in the South Pacific.
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Sep 19, 2024, 11:20 AM
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2ds agoA 100-year-old Fairfield resident and WorldWar II veteran became the 1,000th recipient of the Stars and Stripes for Service award at St. Vincent's Medical Center.
Paul Rosch, an Army veteran, served in the South Pacific.
The program recognizes veteran patients with a welcome bag.
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