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Anthony Karhoff, Shiawassee township supervisor, is heartbroken over the loss of a Shiatown West Park relic - an 88-year-old plaque that was ripped off a granite stone sometime within the last month.

"Everybody says Facebook is negative, but in this case, it’s a positive,” said Francine Guillot while tracking down families of desecrated military plaques.

Devastated parishioners have been left in tears after the plaques - which held the name of the town's 150 First World War heroes for more than 100 years - were ripped from the wooden gateway.