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National Media Links To MIAP Stories
MIAP Service June 25, 2009 for 10 Veterans - KRCR TV Redding
Video of Maine MIAP funeral service
Iowa Mission on 04/24/2009 for seven MIAP Veterans - WHO TV
More Worcester Massachuesett WBZ TV Coverage of MIAP 3/6/2009
Worcester Massachusett WBZ TV Coverage of MIAP
Manchester New Hampshire WMUR Coverage of MIAP Service
Iowa's First MIAP Service News
Iowa's First MIAP Service KCCI Video
Colorado Springs, CO KOAA News and Video Of Jefferson Barracks Service
Redding, CA KRCR News - Veterans' Service 01/23/2008
Sacramento, CA CBS13 News - Service at Dixon, CA 11/11/2007
Sacramento, CA CBS13 News - Follow-up Broadcast 07/17/2008
St Louis, MO KSDK News - Jefferson Barracks Service 01/11/2008
Missing in America National Spokesperson
Heidi Alice Voight is a noted activist and public speaker who reside in her native state of Connecticut. Heidi has served her state as a victim advocate, state-certified sexual assault crisis counselor, and veterans advocate. Heidi’s activism has extended to the halls of the State Capital in both Connecticut and Pennsylvania, where she has worked to support passage of legislation protecting victims rights. Today, she remains involved in state and local politics, and has received multiple citations from the Connecticut State General Assembly, Speaker of the House, Attorney General and Governor for her community service. Voight believes in strengthening communities to improve the quality of life for all citizens. Miss Voight hails from Milford, CT and graduated from Foran High School in Milford and the Educational Center for the Arts in New Haven in 2000. Heidi enjoys using her performance skills to entertain America’s servicemen and women. She has performed at the US Naval Submarine Base, and at numerous American Legion fundraisers for the Legacy fund and other veteran-related causes. At the American Legion Mid-winter Conference in 2007, Heidi was named the first official Supporter of the American Legion Riders CT State Chapter. She has been proudly riding with the American Legion Riders Connecticut State Chapter since 2006. Some of her favorite ALR events have included the Vietnam Moving Wall escort, Wreaths Across America escort, and Freedom Salute Ceremony. “I am humbled and honored to have the opportunity to serve as the National Spokesperson for the Missing In America Project. My personal mission, along with that of the M.I.A.P., is to ensure that no man or woman brave enough to serve is forgotten. Our military heroes are our nation’s most precious resource, and we must cherish and show them our gratitude- not just on Memorial Day, but every day. They must be assured that we will never forget the sacrifices they have made and continue to make for us. We owe it to our fallen soldiers to ensure their lives are properly memorialized- with honor, with dignity, and with love.”
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