Denise Daniels honored for support of Wounded Warriors

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Daniels, owner of Unicorn Jewelry on Atlantic Avenue in Lynbrook, has contributed annually to the Lynbrook Fire Department’s fundraiser benefiting NCFF-OWW, a group dedicated to helping injured soldiers.

During a ceremony at her store, Operation Wounded Warrior Vice-Chairman Steve Grogan presented Daniels with an American flag in recognition of her contributions. Lynbrook fundraising chairman Kevin Bien and Operation Wounded Warrior trip coordinator Lynne Donnelly also participated in the presentation.

Daniels was praised for her dedication to the cause and her continued efforts to support those who have served the country.

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