![(Far right) Gina Guell smiles as fellow military spouse and volunteer, Lisa Quirk, reaches out to accept a large box of granola bars being donated by four-year-old Ivan Hernandez and his family, during the Boots & Badges care package drive held October 26, 2018, at Vet Center in Laredo, Texas. Local resident and businessman Hector Hernandez said he brought his sons Ivan and Jack [age 2] in order to set a good example for his children from an early age about the importance of supporting our nation's Veterans and giving back to your community.](https://www.blogs.va.gov/VAntage/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Laredo_Vet_Center_Boots-Badges_PI_1-350x233.jpg)
Boots & Badges: Laredo Vet Center takes part in care package drive for deployed service members
LAREDO, Texas — The Laredo Vet Center hosted a drive thru and drop off event on Friday, October 26, …
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