Arthur Ricker turns 100 next March. At age 99, Ricker is one of a handful of surviving veterans who can recount what he saw and heard on D-Day.
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See photos of about 650 graduates from Greeneville and Greene County high schools! See videos of virtual graduation ceremonies from four schools. Submit more info and optional additional pics of your graduate via our online Profile form. Congrats, grads! We’re proud of you!
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