
Diane Naseman throws out the first pitch during a dedication ceremony at Bremenfest Park diamond 3 in honor of Naseman’s son MSG Brian Naseman who was killed in action, in Iraq, on May 22, 2009. The dedication of ball diamond 3 was sponsored by the New Bremen Sons of the American Legion Squadron 241.
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Diane Naseman, third from left, of New Bremen, talks about losing her son MSG Brian Naseman in Iraq during a dedication ceremony at Bremenfest Park diamond 3 in honor of MSG Brian Naseman who was killed in action in Iraq, on May 22, 2009. The dedication of ball diamond 3 was sponsored by the New Bremen Sons of the American Legion Squadron 241. Standing, left to right, are Brian Naseman’s sisters Lori Buroker, of New Bremen, Christy Eilerman, of Osgood, and Sandy Wendeln, of Fort Loramie.
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American Legion Post 241 members Jim Suchland, left, and his brother, Mike Suchland, both of New Bremen, raise a U.S. flag during a dedication ceremony at Bremenfest Park diamond 3 in honor of MSG Brian Naseman who was killed in action in Iraq, on May 22, 2009. The dedication of ball diamond 3 was sponsored by the New Bremen Sons of the American Legion Squadron 241.
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Diane Naseman throws out the first pitch during a dedication ceremony at Bremenfest Park diamond 3 in honor of Naseman’s son MSG Brian Naseman who was killed in action, in Iraq, on May 22, 2009. The dedication of ball diamond 3 was sponsored by the New Bremen Sons of the American Legion Squadron 241.