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Veterans serve on the front lines of suicide prevention

by WILL LANGHORNE
The Western News | May 28, 2021 7:00 AM

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Jim Higgins at a veterans suicide awareness meeting in Sandpoint a couple years ago. (Photo courtesy of Jim Higgins)

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Larry Farmer helps lay out a meal at veterans suicide awareness meeting at the Troy Community Baptist Church in April. (Will Langhorne/The Western News)

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Rick Morrow serves a plate during a veterans suicide awareness meeting at the Troy Community Baptist Church in April. (Will Langhorne/The Western News)

Rick Morrow knew time was limited when he got the call.

A distraught woman had told his pastor that her husband, an Army veteran, was suffering a severe mental health crisis...

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