Local Woman Chosen as State Disabled American Veteran Auxiliary Commander

BY MELANIE BUCK –

Margaret Scott, a volunteer member of the local branch of the Disabled American Veteran’s Auxiliary, also known as DAVA, was recently honored in Little Rock for her dedication and service to the organization. She was also selected to be Commander of the Arkansas State Disabled American Veteran Auxiliary, the highest honor for the volunteer organization.

Not only was the designation an honor, she was able to receive it from her granddaughter, Mary McLain, who is also part of DAVA.

Scott spends much of her time helping disabled veterans in the local community and truly enjoys the work that she does. Always with a smile on her face, her actions show not only her love of veterans, but of her community and country.

Look for a more in depth look at Scott when she is featured as the Pulse Citizen of the Week in an upcoming edition.

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