SSG Scott Alexander Lindley Memorial Band – Hosted by the Lindley Family

SSG Scott Alexander Lindley Memorial Band – Hosted by the Lindley Family

Marsoni

M251S

$19.95

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SSG Scott Alexander Lindley Memorial Band – Hosted by the Lindley FamilyThese beautiful, laser engraved Wristbands are made to order in memory of our Fallen Heroes. Proceeds from the wristbands go towards creating Memorial Plaques for the families of our Fallen Heroes, at no cost to them, be they Military, Law Enforcement, or First Responders. This memorial wristband is in honor of our Fallen Hero: SSG Scott Alexander Lindley Til Valhalla Brother, may you live on forever.

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