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The Chaplain Kit
Many years ago, when I was an “Army brat,” I lived for a brief couple of years on post at Fort Lawton, on Magnolia Bluff in Seattle. There were three beautiful little chapels — Chapel in the Pines, Chapel on the Hill and Chapel by the Sea — one protestant, one Catholic and one Jewish. At one time or another, I attended services at all three, and I remember each one fondly. When the post was closed, it became Discovery Park and, for at least a time, the former parade ground and officers’ quarters, as well as a few of the other buildings, remained in place. I don’t know about the chapels. It would be a shame if they are all gone!
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