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Two of the military graves in Neepawa’s Riverside Cemetery sport handmade wooden crosses made by volunteers over the last six years. Some 2,000 such crosses have been placed on Canadian veteran graves in at least 12 communities in western Manitoba, thanks to the efforts of Neepawa resident and retired history teacher Robert Ferguson, who first started making them six years ago. (Matt Goerzen/The Brandon Sun)

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Two of the military graves in Neepawa’s Riverside Cemetery sport handmade wooden crosses made by volunteers over the last six years. Some 2,000 such crosses have been placed on Canadian veteran graves in at least 12 communities in western Manitoba, thanks to the efforts of Neepawa resident and retired history teacher Robert Ferguson, who first started making them six years ago. (Matt Goerzen/The Brandon Sun)

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