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Sad news in the passing of Aldo Diprè, our beloved World War II Veteran who lived his 97 years with the fullest of love and devotion to his Family and Country

With great sorrow...


By Robert L. Rosebrock ——--June 19, 2017

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Fellow Veterans and Friends of Veterans: It is with great sorrow that I convey the sad news in the passing of Aldo Diprè, our beloved World War II Veteran who lived his 97 years with the fullest of love and devotion to his Family and Country. Aldo was our senior member of the Old Veterans Guard and was a tireless advocate and activist looking out for the best interests of his fellow Veterans-at-large, particularly our war-injured and homeless Veterans. Aldo was a true inspiration and his attendance at our Sunday Rallies always made them very spirited and focused on our mission to "Save Our Veterans Land" and to "Bring Our Homeless Veterans HOME."

Thank you Aldo, it was indeed an Honor to know and work with you

Even while Aldo was resting and convalescing at the VA hospital under the watchful care of his loving wife Yvonne, Aldo was an inspiration as he remained in good spirits and truly appreciated visitors and his handshake and salute were always with the fullest of respect and gratitude. We will all miss Aldo, but God now has a very major Angel working at His side during these troubled times. Thank you Aldo, it was indeed an Honor to know and work with you. God Bless America and The Veterans Revolution!

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Robert L. Rosebrock—— Robert Rosebrock is a U.S. Army Veteran, Vietnam-era and Director of the Old Veterans Guard. He can be reached at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

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