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Published November 20, 2011, 07:38 PM

Care packages for the troops

Lowell and Ronni Feit of Luverne are among the many volunteers who helped fill more than 160 care packages that will be sent to members of A Battery 1-125th Field Artillery Saturday morning at the Armory in Pipestone. The Feits’ son, Seth, is among those serving with the National Guard unit, which is on a one-year deployment to Kuwait.

By: Brian Korthals, Worthington Daily Globe

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    Lowell and Ronni Feit of Luverne are among the many volunteers who helped fill more than 160 care packages that will be sent to members of A Battery 1-125th Field Artillery Saturday morning at the Armory in Pipestone. The Feits’ son, Seth, is among those serving with the National Guard unit, which is on a one-year deployment to Kuwait.

Lowell and Ronni Feit of Luverne are among the many volunteers who helped fill more than 160 care packages that will be sent to members of A Battery 1-125th Field Artillery Saturday morning at the Armory in Pipestone. The Feits’ son, Seth, is among those serving with the National Guard unit, which is on a one-year deployment to Kuwait.

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