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Larry Hughes

General Foreman - VA Willamette National Cemetery

Commitment

Third Quarter

2021

Portrait of Larry Hughes
Larry Hughes

Larry Hughes

General Foreman - VA Willamette National Cemetery

Larry Hughes’ performance is a notable example of a leader who embodies the ICARE values. He has contributed to a culture of commitment to our nation’s Veterans for 28 years serving in various positions within the National Cemetery Administration (NCA). Mr. Hughes oversees a team of dedicated professionals who work tirelessly and are committed to ensuring Willamette National Cemetery remains a shrine that memorializes our country’s heroes. He invests the same energy with local partners that help Veterans reenter the workforce. Larry is committed to finding organizations that aid local Veterans looking for a way to continue their service through employment as valued members of the Department of Veterans Affairs team. Over the years, he has successfully integrated many Veterans through apprenticeships, cooperative work therapy, and temporary hire opportunities to full-time permanent team members. Mr. Hughes has displayed a steadfast commitment over nearly three decades to the NCA’s mission of honoring Veterans and their eligible family members with final resting places in national shrines and with lasting tributes that commemorate their service and sacrifice to our nation. He has successfully accomplished this work due to his commitment to all Veterans. We are honored to have him as a key member of our team.

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