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The Commonwealth

Kentuckians Remember Fallen Soldiers

By Valarie Honeycutt Spears, Lexington Herald-Leader
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Army PFC Dustin Gross died in Afghanistan last May, a year after graduating from Montgomery County High School.

On Thursday night, TV commentator Nancy Grace featured the late Army PFC Dustin Gross of Montgomery County in her show's regular tribute to a fallen soldier. Grace described Dustin, 19, who died May 7 when a bomb exploded in Afghanistan, as a hero. Dustin's aunt Tracy Brown said she contacted the show for the same reason that she and his mother, Angie Brown, are participating with the Montgomery County High Jr. ROTC in Operation Dustin Gross, a care package project for soldiers. "I don't want anyone to forget him," Tracy Brown said.

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