Sat, Nov 21 2009
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Veteran awarded benefits for World War II service By Nancy LowryNew Castle News Stapleford noted the congressman’s office has 212 active veterans cases.
He added the office works with Shirley Noga, Lawrence County’s veterans affairs director, to help to resolve local cases. Stapleford said some veterans, like Kirkwood, are entitled to benefits but their cases are complicated by a lack of military records. In Kirkwood’s case, his records were lost in a fire in a St. Louis storage facility. He spent time and energy recompiling his military record, he said, “but until (Altmire’s) involvement, what I had was never enough.” 
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