Veterans - Three Rivers Community

Welcome to our Veterans Section! Here you will find information about or local veterans and monuments.

Plans for the New Milo Veterans Memorial, located in Evergreen Cemetery

Veteran Memorial Paver Order Forms
Order your very own paver for the new Veterans Memorials in Milo & LaGrange!
Milo Order Form | LaGrange Order Form
In the near future we hope to have these available for sale online!

**American Legions**
Joseph P. Chaisson Post #41 18 West Main Street, P.O. Box 177, Milo 207.943.2542 Reginald Earley, Commander - 207.943.2542 Richard L. Graves, Sr., Adjutant - 207.943.2542	Bernard Jones Post #92 75 Railroad Avenue, Brownville Junction 207.965.1953 Chad Perkins, Commander - 207.965.2383.

Veterans Monuments
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	Lake View World War Honor Roll Located at corner of Village Road and Mill Street.
	Milo Civil War Monument Located in Evergreen Cemetery.
	Sebec Honor Roll Located on North Road, in front of the Harland A. Ladd Municipal Building.

A Bit of Veteran's History
By Richard L. Graves

Margaret A. Williams

Margaret A. Williams of Brownville, is an active member of Joseph P. Chaisson Post 41 having served as Chaplain and Adjutant. She shares some of her military career having served a total of twenty-six years, six years active duty and retiring as a Master Sergeant E-8 from the Maine Army National Guard.

Margaret started her career in February, 1978, Basic training at Fort Jackson, North Carolina and specialty training as a unit clerk at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. Upon completion she was assigned to Maine Army National Guard 286 Services and Supply Battalion.

In 1979 she was assigned to the 152d Maintenance Company and served in a short deployment to KiaserSlauten, Germany. Other Personnel Sergeant
assignments, each a promotion; HHC STARC ANG, 240th Engineer Group and finally State Headquarters Personnel Sergeant Master Sergeant E-8. Margaret also completed the Command Sergeant Major Course.

She was on active duty from 1989 to 1991 and was, during her last years,
heavily involved in processing personnel for the Gulf War and other oversea assignments.

One of her highlights was in the field with the 240th Engineer Group in Guatemala when the Group was building roads, digging wells and buildings through jungle while Guatemalan Army soldiers provided security.

Family Readiness was another of her specialties having extraordinary eyes and commitment to get things done right. It really makes a difference when a family needs help or a soldier is injured somewhere away from home.

Margaret retired from the military, but continued to be active in family support, community affairs and a major volunteer to many great causes.


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