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Category: Event  Date: 2016-10-21

Hendrickson Receives Legacy Pin

Proud to be a CCC Boy

On October 18, 2016 Jay Hendrickson received the "Proud to be a CCC Boy" pin.

Mr. Hendrickson is an active member of CCC Museum of South Dakota board of directors and is an avid promoter of the Civilian Conservation Corps. Jay was recently featured on a local news cast and spoke about his time in the CCC. Hendrickson is often asked to be a guest speaker at area events like this one at Westerners.

Horse Creek CCC Camp Waypoint SignCCC Museum of South Dakota board members: Elaine Hendrickson, Joan Sutton, Jay Hendrickson, Kerry Conner
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Mr. Hendrickson is an active member of CCC Museum of South Dakota board of directors and is an avid promoter of the Civilian Conservation Corps.

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