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Veterans Affairs Secretary Honors Little Caesars Founder Michael Ilitch

Monday, 17 September 2007

In recognition of his service to Veterans, with the Secretary’s Award, the highest tribute given to a private citizen by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. The ceremony, which took place on Monday, September 17th, in the nation’s capitol at the Department of Veterans Affairs, recognizes Mr. Ilitch’s industry-leading support of Veterans through the Little Caesars Veterans Program.

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