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Renovation work on the gravesite of Sgt. William Pittenger, a Medal of Honor Recipient includes a new concrete curb and a custom metal fence.
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Pittenger Camp 21 held a Remembrance Day Ceremony and Fence Dedication Saturday, Nov. 21, and was honored that The Army Color Guard was present to bring in the Colors, from left, Staff Sgt. Jesus Betancourt; Sgt. First Class Stephen Gore, Staff Sg. Henry Cordero, Staff Sgt. Edson Penuela, Staff Sgt. Wade Cross and Staff Sgt. Alex Arredondo.
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Members of Pittenger Camp 21 at the dedication ceremony include Dimas Lovato, patriotic instructor; Jack Bruzas; John Keenan, Eagle Scout certificate coordinator; Jerry Sayre, signals officer; Wes Scarbrough and John May, secretary/treasurer. Not pictured, but present, Peter Huelsenbeck, chaplain; Brian Bingham and Terry Moxley.
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The crew from Janikowski Construction was presented a thank you plaque for their outstanding participation and contribution to this project of removing and replacing the cement curb, from left, Jake Janikowski, Kelly Goodman, Joe and Kim Janikowski.
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A thank you plaque was presented to Tom King of King Welding who made the beautiful fence. He also accepted a thank you plaque for Casey King of Del Rey Designs who was not present at the ceremony. King was responsible for creating the two train designs and the Medal of Honor in the fence.
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This is how Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. William Pittenger's gravesite, located at the Fallbrook Odd Fellows Pioneer Cemetery, looked before it was fixed up.
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