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Veterans to share their stories at Seguin library Sunday

Seguin residents can now plan for a Nov. 15 program at the public library featuring local veterans and stories of military service.

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Seguin Storytellers and the Seguin Public Library will present “Our Neighbors: In Service to Our Country” on Sunday, Nov. 15, at 2 p.m. at the library. The city’s event notice names three guest speakers with military backgrounds.

Residents can hear local veterans discuss military aviation, wartime ingenuity and the Navajo Code Talkers at the library, 313 W. Nolte St. The program gives residents a chance to hear firsthand accounts from people connected to the Seguin area.

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City of Seguin event noticeOur Neighbors: In Service to Our Country
The Seguin Public Library in partnership with Seguin Storytellers will present “Our Neighbors: In Service to Our Country” on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 2 p.m.
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The city’s notice gives the date, time, speakers and library address for the veterans program.

The city lists Natt Ricker, an Air Force veteran and aircraft mechanic; Guy Griffith, a retired Air Force aviator; and Dina Dillon, a Navy veteran and founder of the Guadalupe Valley Young Marines. According to the notice, Dillon and Young Marines members will recount a visit to the Navajo Code Talkers monument in Phoenix.

The city’s notice gives no registration or admission details. Residents who need to check access before going can call the library at 830-401-2422. The city’s posted program details provide the speaker lineup and location; the scheduled event remains the next point to watch.

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