Office of Veteran’s Affairs’ Tim Aguon talks “Uphill Battle” in Taking Care of Veteran Cemetery, with Patti

Written by Jeremie Charfauros on November 15, 2021

Head of Office Veteran’s Affairs – Guam, Tim Aguon speaks to Patti about challenges his office has faced in the maintenance of the veteran cemeteries on Guam.

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