A Bucksport 10-year-old rallied volunteers to write 1,100 veteran cards
Evan Hunter, his mother, and 27 volunteers spent Saturday writing thank-you notes to veterans. They have held the card-writing day every year since 2020.

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Evan Hunter, who is 10, got his mother and 27 volunteers together in Bucksport on Saturday and wrote thank-you cards to veterans. They filled out 1,100 of them. The family has held the same writing day every year since 2020.
The cards are notes, not a program. The count is how many they finished in that one sitting, with the same group of neighbors coming back each year.
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