1st Sergeant Dick Franson
(Retired) U.S. Army 1989
While
serving with the U.S. Navy Seabees in Vietnam during 1970, he ran for
Lt. Governor of Minnesota without being in the state and tallied 119,
177 votes. While there he was
exposed to Agent Orange. He is a retired First Sergeant of
the U.S. Army and has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal. He
also served during the Korean War, 1950-53.
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VETERANS
Democrats,
Republicans and
Independents. I need your support
in the primary, Aug. 10, 2010
and in the general election, Nov. 2
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Dick Franson has been a
member of Richfield
Post 435 for 53 years. |
Dick
Franson was elected
commander
of VFW Post
246
in Minneapolis in 1998
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Your
support in the primary election, Aug. 10, 2010, is needed.
"The Voice of the Veteran and all
Minnesotans."
MINNESOTA NEEDS A COMBAT VETERANN LIKE
DICK FRANSON TO REPRESENT THEIR INTERESTS
AS SECRETARY OF STATE
Member
of the American Legion for 53 years; lifetime member of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars; Member of the Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 62;
Member of the Korean War Veterans Association, Chapter 1; Member of the
Fleet Reserve Association; Member of the Navy Seabees Veterans of
America; ISLAND X-2, MN; Member of the Disabled American
Veterans; Exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam.
* Selected Minnesota's Outstanding Soldier in 1975 * |
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Elect Dick Franson
