Disabled American Veterans state commander Jerry Morgan, right, speaks with Steve Peek of Sabal Trail Pipeline after a donation to the DAV to help purchase a van to transport veterans to medical appointments.
Alexander City councilmember Bobby Tapley, right, introduces Steve Peek with Sabal Trail Pipeline at meeting of the Disabled American Veterans Bill Nichols Chapter 13 Monday as chapter commander Scott Shoemaker and Anita Perez look on. Peek brought a donation from Sabal Trail to help purchase a new van to transport veterans to medical appointments in the area.
Alexander City councilmember Bobby Tapley, right, introduces Steve Peek with Sabal Trail Pipeline at meeting of the Disabled American Veterans Bill Nichols Chapter 13 Monday as chapter commander Scott Shoemaker and Anita Perez look on. Peek brought a donation from Sabal Trail to help purchase a new van to transport veterans to medical appointments in the area.
Members of the Bill Nichols Chapter 13 Disabled American Veterans pose for a photograph after a donation from Sabal Trail Pipeline on Monday.
Disabled American Veterans state commander Jerry Morgan, right, speaks with Steve Peek of Sabal Trail Pipeline after a donation to the DAV to help purchase a van to transport veterans to medical appointments.
Alexander City councilmember Bobby Tapley, right, introduces Steve Peek with Sabal Trail Pipeline at meeting of the Disabled American Veterans Bill Nichols Chapter 13 Monday as chapter commander Scott Shoemaker and Anita Perez look on. Peek brought a donation from Sabal Trail to help purchase a new van to transport veterans to medical appointments in the area.
Alexander City councilmember Bobby Tapley, right, introduces Steve Peek with Sabal Trail Pipeline at meeting of the Disabled American Veterans Bill Nichols Chapter 13 Monday as chapter commander Scott Shoemaker and Anita Perez look on. Peek brought a donation from Sabal Trail to help purchase a new van to transport veterans to medical appointments in the area.
Members of the Bill Nichols Chapter 13 Disabled American Veterans pose for a photograph after a donation from Sabal Trail Pipeline on Monday.
Veterans in Tallapoosa County will soon have a way to get to medical appointments in Birmingham and Montgomery thanks to a $10,000 donation from Sabal Trail Transmission.
The donation follows Alexander City councilmember Bobby Tapley’s observation of the need for a van for the Disabled American Veterans Bill Nichols Chapter 13 to transport veterans.
Cliff Williams is a staff writer for Tallapoosa Publishers.
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