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Don Stultz--Veteran Profile

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**Thank you to our veteran's who were gracious enough to be interviewed during our annual veteran's breakfast.  We appreciate your service!

Don Stultz is an Army veteran who was drafted into service and was stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.  He doesn’t remember any of his instructors, but he thought the food was fairly okay.  To help pass the time, he and his friends spent time listening to accordion music, and playing cards.  Sometimes he even went into Kansas City to enjoy the town.  After leaving the Army, he went to work for Duquesne Light, and he was not supported by the G.I. Bill.  He thought that some of the benefits of being in the Army were meeting new people and making lifelong friends from all over the country.  He just attended his 54 year reunion.

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