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SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, belatedly is awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
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SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, belatedly is awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun

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  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, gets a hug and kisses from his wife Lori Cotnoir after he is belatedly awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, belatedly is awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. From left, former Massachusetts secretary of Veterans Affairs Francisco Urena, Cotnoir, and Mike Chouinard of Dracut. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, belatedly is awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. From left, former Massachusetts secretary of Veterans Affairs Francisco Urena, Cotnoir, and Mike Chouinard of Dracut. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, belatedly is awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. Before the pinning, from left: Cotnoir, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Edward Williams, USMC, Retired, of Littleton, who did the pinning, Cotnoir's wife Lori Cotnoir, and his mother Nancy Cotnoir of Methuen. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, belatedly is awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, receives a Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315, with the pinning done by Chief Warrant Officer 4 Edward Williams, USMC, Retired, of Littleton. Looking on is Mike Chouinard of Dracut. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, receives a Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315, with the pinning done by Chief Warrant Officer 4 Edward Williams, USMC, Retired, of Littleton, right. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, receives a Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315, with the pinning done by Chief Warrant Officer 4 Edward Williams, USMC, Retired, of Littleton, right. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, belatedly is awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. Post commander Dick Marchand, presents a stat proclamation. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, gets a hug and kisses from his wife Lori Cotnoir after he is belatedly awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, gets a hug and kisses from his wife Lori Cotnoir after he is belatedly awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
  • SSGT Daniel Cotnoir, USMC Retired, of Dracut, gets a hug and kisses from his wife Lori Cotnoir after he is belatedly awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in 2004 in Iraq, at the Dracut American Legion Post 315. Julia Malakie/Lowell Sun
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