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Many devastating images of the flooding and damage from Hurricane Florence have been published. The loss of life is currently at 39 in North Carolina, with more in South Carolina and Virginia. Our hearts go out to those who lost loved ones.

Property loss is staggering as well.

Supporters have been wondering about the status of the rifle range. There is approximately three feet of water inside and a large alligator has been spotted. More updates will be posted when available.

Kenny Jones, Sue Jones Jordan, and Mary Willetts Earp are pictured here honoring Private William Edgar Willetts, at his graveside in Willetts Cemetery, Mill Creek, Brunswick County, NC. Private Willetts is Mary’s father and Kenny’s and Sue’s great-uncle.

Private William Edgar Willetts has been honored with a donation by his daughter Mary Willetts Earp and niece Anne Willetts Jones.

The Friends of Fort Caswell Rifle Range are encouraging donors and supporters to honor Brunswick County WWI veterans by submitting photos of themselves at the gravesides. Use the Cemeteries list to locate gravesites for Brunswick County WWI veterans.

Mary Willetts Earp is pictured here honoring her father, Private William Edgar Willetts, at his graveside in Willetts Cemetery, Mill Creek, Brunswick County, NC.

Private William Edgar Willetts has been honored with a donation by his daughter Mary Willetts Earp and niece Anne Willetts Jones.

The Friends of Fort Caswell Rifle Range are encouraging donors and supporters to honor Brunswick County WWI veterans by submitting photos of themselves at the gravesides. Use the Cemeteries list to locate gravesites for Brunswick County WWI veterans.