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RMA students make valentines for soldiers

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10 years ago

February 3, 2017

Randolph-Macon Academy’s middle school Interact Club students spent Thursday afternoon making Valentine’s Day cards for American service men and women serving at home and abroad. Michael S. Williams, RMA’s Director of Student Life, and the Interact advisor, said the group felt it was important to show appreciation and to “thank the men and women their selfless service to our nation, and the freedoms we hold dear.”

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