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June 08, 2011
US Government Honors Deceased AGBU Member with Post Office Naming
The late Col. George Juskalian with his wife Lucine.
The late Col. George Juskalian, who was an AGBU member, was recently honored with the naming of a US post office in Viriginia. The Mirror-Spectator has the full story:
Members of the Armenian community of the Greater Washington Metropolitan area, invited guests and elected local officials joined Rep. Frank Wolf, from the 10th congressional district of the Commonwealth of Virginia, on Saturday, May 21, to mark the official dedication of the Sully Station Post Office Building in Centreville, Va. in the name of the late Col. George Juskalian.
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