Amsterdam Teacher Remembered as War Hero

Bill Fennhahn’s legacy honored for both teaching and military service

Amsterdam textile teacher Bill Fennhahn is being remembered not only for his dedication to education but also for his heroism during wartime, as community members reflect on his enduring contributions to both his students and his country.

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