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SPAR Visits Station Milwaukee U.S. Coast Guard photograph

SPAR Visits Station Milwaukee U.S. Coast Guard photograph

MILWAUKEE - U.S. Coast Guard veteran Grace Wroblewski looks out at Coast Guard Station Milwaukee''s boats during her visit to Coast Guard Station Milwaukee Sept. 14, 2010. A resident of Harmony Living Center i... More

SPAR Visits Station Milwaukee U.S. Coast Guard photograph

SPAR Visits Station Milwaukee U.S. Coast Guard photograph

MILWAUKEE - U.S. Coast Guard Cmdr. Charles Tenney (left) of Sector Milwaukee surprises Coast Guard veteran Grace Wroblewski (lower right) with a plaque to honor her time as a SPAR from 1943 to 1945 during her v... More

SPAR Visits Station Milwaukee U.S. Coast Guard photograph

SPAR Visits Station Milwaukee U.S. Coast Guard photograph

MILWAUKEE - U.S. Coast Guard veteran Grace Wroblewski (in wheelchair) visited Coast Guard Station Milwaukee Sept. 14, 2010, during National Assited Living Week to meet the crew and get a tour of the station. Wr... More

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