Keith Griffin on serving veterans at the VA, time in the Air Force and coming back to his hometown
Carl Vinson VA Medical Center official Keith Griffin goes Slightly Off the Record to talk about his service in the U.S. Air Force, helping veterans get the care they need.
Carl Vinson VA Medical Center official Keith Griffin (whose own title is quite the mouthful and that’s how this episode leads off) goes Slightly Off the Record to talk about his service in the U.S. Air Force, helping veterans get the care they need and how his stint as a military police officer helped prepare him to be a high school sports official. The Dublin native also shares how he intended to leave his hometown, but a family emergency and a little help from a beloved Georgia politician got him back home and to a fulfilling life serving his community and those who served.
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