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Nov 13, 2013

Col. James Minick commanding officer of the 9th Marine Corps District introduces Max Deweese the oldest Marine present and Lance Cpl. Bradley Carrier the youngest Marine present thier piece of birthday cake during the Lenexa Police Department birthday breakfast Nov. 8, 2013. This was the 19th year the Lenexa Police Department has held this event.

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Col. James Minick commanding officer of the 9th Marine Corps District introduces Max Deweese the oldest Marine present and Lance Cpl. Bradley Carrier the youngest Marine present thier piece of birthday cake during the Lenexa Police Department birthday breakfast Nov. 8, 2013. This was the 19th year the Lenexa Police Department has held this event.
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Nov 13, 2013
Kansas City, Missouri - Col. James Minick commanding officer of the 9th Marine Corps District introduces Max Deweese the oldest Marine present and Lance Cpl. Bradley Carrier the youngest Marine present thier piece of birthday cake during the Lenexa Police Department birthday breakfast Nov. 8, 2013. This was the 19th year the Lenexa Police Department has held this event.


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