After 2-year battle, New Jersey family gets veteran the recognition he earned

For two years, a Red Bank family tried to get a Veterans Memorial Medallion for their late uncle's grave. After multiple delays, 7 On Your Side helped track down the missing paperwork and secure the tribute he deserved.
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