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Norman Hacket from Millville and Katelyn Caruso from Haddonfield pitched in to help create a Victory/Memory Garden on the grounds of the Millville Army Airfield Museum.

It was an overcast day, but that didn’t stop Angelic Health and friends at Heroic Gardens as they gathered recently to complete phase two of the Victory/Memory Garden on the grounds of the Millville Army Airfield Museum. Once in full bloom, these plantings will be a beautiful and lasting tribute to those who served our country. Greenery and flowers will soon delight the eye as they grow and bloom for years to come. Joining the planting were Philadelphia Union UServe and UPS volunteers and more than a few youngsters. Who knows what future gardeners—young and old—will develop from this day of service!  

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Angelic Health is a hospice care provider offering services and therapeutic programs. It provides care and support, from a dedicated staff of nurses, home health aides, social workers, volunteers, and spiritual care and grief counselors. 

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