Orange City, FL
May 14, 2008
Veterans clinic opens in Orange City
“The doctor (from the Daytona VA Clinic) called and said, 'They say you canceled, but Orange City is opening at 8 a.m., so go there,' ”
His bayonet battle scars and 13 bullet wounds healed years ago, but Vietnam veteran Dennis McLoughlin is fully disabled, suffers seizures and can't drive. via Daytona Beach News-Journal Online
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