Video Link for "She Served: Women Veterans in Their Own Words" from November 7, 2026, is Available

Thanks to Tim Gilbert’s volunteer work and excellent skills and resources, a video of our “She Served: Women Veterans in Their Own Words” program from November 7, 2026, is now available for everyone to view! 

The video link is located here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3OxkU6eg0k

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She Served: Women Veterans in Their Own Words

Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 2 PM

This year’s program will feature women who served in the military. The program, “She Served: Women Veterans in Their Own Words,” will take visitors through several generations of women who served in the military.

The panel discussion will give each woman an opportunity to tell their story and experiences.

The speakers include:

Terri Crandall, U.S. Army, 1st Lt., Army Nurse Corps, who served in Vietnam.

Sharre Grubbs, U.S. Army, Pfc., was stationed in Germany during the Cold War.

Jen Anthony, U.S. Air Force, worked in electronics and communications in Japan and Honduras and is a current Darke County Veterans Services Commissioner. She has also served as an American Legion Commander and Chaplain.

Mary Broderick, U.S. Army, is a West Point graduate who served six years in logistics at bases in Georgia, Kansas, and Texas.

This is an excellent opportunity to see how the military has changed over the past few generations and determine if the role women have played has changed.

Veterans and their spouses will receive free admission to the museum that day. Regular admission rates apply for all others.

The Veterans Day program is free to the public.