MFL Blog
Apr 23
Sun
2017
A Hero visits the range
NH Gold Star Families brings Cpl Woody Williams to MFL
On this Saturday, April 23rd a local Marine and hero came into the range to visit us. Corporal Woody Williams wanted to come visit the range that was supporting the NH Gold Star Families Memorial Monument fund that he himself is supporting and acting as a spokesman for. This gentleman and hero was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on February 23rd 1945 in support of the battle for Iwo Jima that he and his fellow Marines were undertaking. He is currently doing everything in his power to support this foundation in order to give the Gold Star families of NH the credit and monument they deserve.
After attending and speaking at the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the monument he wanted to come in and visit us here at MFL and see what we were all about. He took the time to come and speak with every staff member on shift that day and stated how proud he was to come and visit such a dedicated staff.
On this Saturday, April 23rd a local Marine and hero came into the range to visit us. Corporal Woody Williams wanted to come visit the range that was supporting the NH Gold Star Families Memorial Monument fund that he himself is supporting and acting as a spokesman for. This gentleman and hero was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on February 23rd 1945 in support of the battle for Iwo Jima that he and his fellow Marines were undertaking. He is currently doing everything in his power to support this foundation in order to give the Gold Star families of NH the credit and monument they deserve.
After attending and speaking at the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the monument he wanted to come in and visit us here at MFL and see what we were all about. He took the time to come and speak with every staff member on shift that day and stated how proud he was to come and visit such a dedicated staff.
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