Dana
Dana was raised in Gettysburg and began working at The Horse Soldier during college in 1991. After graduating in 1994 with a bachelor's degree in Commercial Tourism from Penn State University she worked full time for The Horse Soldier. After a few years away from Gettysburg, she returned to The Horse Soldier in 2002 and now is the office manager and bookkeeper. She resides in Gettysburg with her husband and daughter.
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