GLASGOW —
Lori Wilson, of Horse Cave, had to hold her hand around her candle Friday night to keep the wind from blowing out the flame. Wilson was one of several who turned out for a candlelight vigil hosted by the Freedom Warriors honoring the victims of Pearl Harbor at the Glasgow-Barren County Veterans Wall of Honor.
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Lori Wilson , of Horse Cave, had to hold her hand around her candle Friday night to keep the wind from blowing out the flame. Wilson was one of several who turned out for a candlelight vigil hosted by the Freedom Warriors honoring the victims of Pearl Harbor at the Glasgow-Barren County Veterans Wall of Honor. Gina Kinslow
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Andrew Guffey, 7, of Glasgow, watches his candle burn Friday during a candlight vigil hosted by the Freedom Warriors at the Glasgow-Barren County Veterans Wall of Honor in remembrance of the victims of Pearl Harbor. Gina Kinslow
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Debbie Furlong leaned over to light her candle from the flame of her husband, Wayne's candle, as did their friend, Mickye Bybee, during a candlit vigil hosted by the Freedom Warriors at the Glasgow-Barren County Veterans Wall of Honor Friday night honoring victims of Pearl Harbor. Gina Kinslow
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Lori Wilson, of Horse Cave, was one of several who turned out for a candlelight vigil hosted by the Freedom Warriors honoring the victims of Pearl Harbor at the Glasgow-Barren County Veterans Wall of Honor. Gina Kinslow
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