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<p>Plymouth Council 984 Knights of Columbus recently donated to The Wall That Heals Project. The Wall That Heals honors the more than three million Americans who served in the U. S. Armed Forces in the Vietnam War. The Wall will be staged at Huber Stadium in Plymouth Sept. 5-8 and is open free to the public. From left, are are Deputy Grand Knight Tom Ricko, Grand Knight Mike Radzwilla, Clyde Peters, manager of Plymouth VFW Post 1425 who led the efforts to bring the Wall to Plymouth; and Ed Siedlecki, financial secretary.</p><style>
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Plymouth Knights of Columbus donate to Wall That Heals project