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SpectraCare Foundation

Spectracare Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

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🇺🇸 Celebrating a New Home for Camden County Veterans Affairs 🇺🇸Last Monday, August 24, 2026, Spectracare Foundation and several of our veterans had the honor of attending the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new home of the Camden County Office of Veterans Affairs at the Camden County Lakeland Complex.It was a wonderful occasion celebrating a new chapter in Camden County’s commitment to serving those who have served our country. The new location provides veterans with an accessible and welcoming space where they can connect with important resources, benefits, services, and support.We were proud to stand alongside the Camden County Board of Commissioners, the Office of Veterans Affairs, fellow veterans, community leaders, and members of the local veteran community as this important milestone was celebrated.For Spectracare Foundation, supporting our veterans means more than providing programs—it means building relationships, connecting veterans with resources, and making sure they know they are never alone.Congratulations to the Camden County Office of Veterans Affairs on your beautiful new home! We look forward to continuing to work together to support and strengthen the veteran community throughout Camden County. 🇺🇸❤️Thank you to everyone who continues to make a difference in the lives of our veterans!#SpectracareFoundation #CamdenCounty #VeteransAffairs #Veterans #SupportOurVeterans #VeteranCommunity #CommunityPartnership #ServingThoseWhoServed #LindenwoldNJ #CamdenCountyVeterans … See MoreSee Less

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🇺🇸☕ Coffee & Conversation — August 27, 2026Remembering Those Who Never Came HomeLast Thursday, August 27th, our Veterans gathered at the Carlton R. Rouh Veterans Center for another meaningful Coffee & Conversation—a weekly opportunity to come together, share stories, build friendships, learn from one another, and support our Veteran community.After Coffee & Conversation, our Veterans watched the documentary “A Place of Honor,” filmed at the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial & Museum in Holmdel, New Jersey.The documentary tells the stories of Vietnam Veterans and remembers the New Jersey service members who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Vietnam War. Behind every name on a memorial is a person—a son, daughter, brother, sister, husband, wife, father, mother, friend, and member of a New Jersey community.🇺🇸 Remembering New Jersey’s FallenThe New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial honors 1,566 New Jersey Vietnam Veterans who died while deployed overseas during the Vietnam War. Through projects such as the Wall of Faces and the Biography Project, their names are connected with photographs, stories, and personal histories, helping future generations understand the people behind the names.The Memorial and Museum serve as a powerful place of remembrance and education. The Memorial’s 366 black granite panels represent every day of the year, while the Museum preserves photographs, personal letters, artifacts, oral histories, and other stories from the Vietnam era.One of the most moving chapters in the Memorial’s history is The Last Patrol. In 1989, sixteen New Jersey Vietnam Veterans walked 237 miles over 15 days from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., to the future site of New Jersey’s Memorial. They carried the names of their fallen brothers and sisters with them, determined to bring their memory home to New Jersey.🎖️ From History to Personal StoriesBut for our Veterans, the afternoon didn’t end when the documentary ended.Following the film, our Veterans gathered together for a roundtable discussion. What began as a documentary about the experiences of others quickly became an opportunity for our own Veterans to share their stories.Veterans spoke about their own experiences, memories, friendships, challenges, and the people they served alongside. Some stories were difficult. Others brought smiles and laughter. But each story was important.There is something powerful about Veterans sitting together and talking with people who understand the meaning of service.Sometimes history is found in a museum.Sometimes it is found in a documentary.And sometimes history is sitting right beside you, telling you their story.🇺🇸 We are also planning a visit to the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial & Museum in the near future. We look forward to experiencing the Memorial together, visiting the Museum, learning more about the Veterans who served, and paying our respects to the New Jerseyans who never came home.We believe remembering our Veterans isn’t only about looking back—it is about making sure their experiences, sacrifices, and stories continue to be shared with future generations.We remember their service.We honor their sacrifice.We listen to their stories.And we will never forget. 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙 Never Forgotten. Always Honored.Spectracare FoundationCarlton R. Rouh Veterans Center#SpectracareFoundation #CarltonRRouhVeteransCenter #CoffeeAndConversation #Veterans #VietnamVeterans #NewJerseyVeterans #NeverForgotten #AlwaysHonored #HonorOurHeroes #VeteransSupportingVeterans #VeteransHistory #RememberAndHonor #APlaceOfHonor #NJVietnamVeteransMemorial … See MoreSee Less

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Craft Fair at the ARC Gloucester tomorrow, Saturday, August 29th, from 10 AM to 3 PM. Come and join us for a great day of shopping. – FREE Admission. 1036 N. Tuckahoe Rd, Williamstown, NJ. … See MoreSee Less

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