Honor a Veteran is a program that honors the sacrifices that Veterans have made throughout history to protect our freedoms and our sacred right to vote. Please Honor a Veteran by leaving a personal message for a military member today and by wearing your Honor a Veteran pin on Election Day. -Secretary of State Paul D. Pate

Veteran First Name	Veteran Last Name
Home town	Branch Air Force Air Force Reserve Air National Guard Army Army Air Forces Army Reserve Army National Guard Coast Guard Coast Guard Reserve Marine Corps Marine Corps Reserve Merchant Marine Navy Navy Reserve POW Other

Please fill out the following information to Honor a Veteran and a complimentary Honor a Veteran lapel pin will be sent to you to wear on Election Day: (Register to Vote)
Veteran
First Name*	Last Name*	Name to Display	Home town
Address	City	State	Zip
Service time	Rank	Branch* Air Force Air Force Reserve Air National Guard Army Army Air Forces Army Reserve Army National Guard Coast Guard Coast Guard Reserve Marine Corps Marine Corps Reserve Merchant Marine Navy Navy Reserve POW Other	If other branch
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Honored By
First Name*	Last Name*	Name to Display	Email
Address*	City*	Zip*	Phone
Message*
Security*
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• Lapel pins with be delivered prior to the November election.
• Once your information is entered your message to a Veteran will be posted on the Honor a Veteran Page. (Please Note: the Secretary of State's office reserves the right to edit any submissions and/or remove any inappropriate language or testimonial.)

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Army	Carol honors: Thanks for your service for our freedom	Wayne Ludwig Dyersville Sargent 1965-1971
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Marine Corps Reserve	Tom honors: I am happy to be a part of a family who that has served our country. You and Bill served in the Marines, me in the Navy and Howard and Greg in the Army. Thank you for your service.	Bob Marion 1963-1968
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Army	Greg honors: My father, Howard, was very patriotic, he was proud of his service and proud of his country. He never missed the opportunity to vote. He remembered those who served before him. He instilled these attributes in me as well and I honor him in all of my work for veterans and Honor Guard activities.	Howard Clinton Iowa Tech Seargent 1943-1946
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Navy	Connie Heims honors: During this time he served in Japan as a radioman and received an honorable discharge from duty upon the death of his father in the fall of 1968	Ronald Heims Dyersville RRM# 1966 ---1968
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Navy	Connie Heims honors: Served In Japan during this time as radioman and was discharged from duties up.on the death of his father	Ronald Heims Dyersville, IA RM3 1966--1968
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