VETERANS HELPING VETERANSAMERICAN LEGION

LEGION - AIRE

ALEXANDER BRADLEY BURNS POST 804000 SARATOGA AVENUE

DOWNERS GROVE, IL 60515

For Godand Country April 2016

Veterans DayNovember 11, 2013

PHONE: (630) 968-9710 WEB: POST80.ORG TWITTER: AMLEGIONPOST80

COMMANDER ........................................................................................ED LUDWIGSR. VICE ..........................................................................................RICK McLARENJR. VICE ..................................................................................................JEFF ADAMSADJUTANT ..................................................................................... BRUCE PEIFFERFINANCE ..........................................................................................BERNIE DUDEKSGT-AT-ARMS .............................................................................HOWARD PARKERHISTORIAN ........................................................................................BOB PARROTTCHAPLAIN ........................................................................................JACK BORDERJUDGE ADVOCATE ........................................................ RICHARD GREENWALDSERVICE OFFICER .............................................................................. RICH JONESNEWSLETTER............................................................................JOE PAPPALARDO

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1919....Walter Staats1920....Robert W. Carpenter1921.... Jay Allison1922....Dan M. Diener1923....Norman E. Anderson1924....Henry Swift1925....Morris E. Stevenson1926....William E. Hooper1927....Harold H. Clarke1928....George Hannan1929....A.T. Witt1930....Arthur Johnson1931....A.T. Witt1932....A.J. Walter1933.... J. Richard Hawkins1934....Melvin G. Binder1935.... L.J. Dixon1936....William A. Finger1937....G. Willard McCollum1938.... Leslie L. Meyer1939....Charles Dyer1940....Newell Fishel1941....Rollin Whitaker1942.... Ivan M. Webster1943.... Thomas C. Arndt1944....Wallace S. Whitlock1945.... Stanley A. Lynch1946.... Louis A. Edwards1947.... Thomas J. Lanagan1948....Eugene Weaver1949....Fred W. Lester1950....Harvey H. KenitzItalics denotes deceased

1951.... Joseph R. Krepper1952....Gilbert G. Giesler1953....Andrew S. Blaida1954....Herschel Hubbard1955....A.R. Fister1956....Dino Convalle1957.... Tony F. Morello1958....W.H. Schenke1959.... James L. Newall1960....Edwin D. Wrenn1961....Bernard J. Blaida1962.... Louis W. Wrenn1963.... James R. Hodous1964.... Jerry Kopecky1965....Earl W. Will1966....Leonard J. Voss1967....Gene Kappelman1968....Alois E. Sheber1969....Mason Taylor1970....William Harkness1971....Earl W. Will1972.... Steven J. Kadlec1973.... Joseph A. Bartels1974.... Zedo Oliver1975....Herbert Morrison1976....Chester Kotowski1977....Ed Knickerbocker1978....Elmer J. Mears1979....Dudley E. Smalley1980.... Jens P. Vimtrup1981....Elmer W. Anderson1982....Elmer W. Anderson1983....Frank J. Bulin

1984....George R. Novak1985....George R. Novak1986....Bill Johnson1987....A.E. Sheber1988....David D. Wisbrock1989....David D. Wisbrock1990....David D. Wisbrock1991....Gilbert J. Gawin1992....Gilbert J. Gawin1993....Ken Gallagher1994....Richard Bernardini1995....Emery Wolff1996....Curt McCullagh1997....Larry Bryant1998....Larry Bryant1999....John Magic2000.... Jack Border2001.... Jack Border2002....Bob Isenberger2003....Bob Isenberger2004.... Joe Pappalardo2005....Richard Rooney2006....Richard Rooney2007....Richard Mueller2008....Richard Mueller2009....Woody Kawaters2010....Woody Kawaters2011 ....Rich Greenwald2012....Rich Greenwald2013....Todd Hanson2014....Todd Hanson2015.... John Cruz

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Commander’s ColumnA new member was welcomed and initiated last month at the annual

New Member Initiation Night. Thank you to all that came and enjoyed the St. Patrick’s Day dinner we had. Also, a special thank you to all that helped set up the hall after the rental we had that day. It certainly demonstrated what we can do on short notice.

You may have noticed what appear to be new faces around the post, or at least some that we haven’t seen for some time. Let’s all welcome most of the snowbirds back from Florida and other parts south now that the weather is turning warmer. We certainly welcome their help Tuesday nights at Bingo!

The scouts, both Pack 80 Cub Scouts and Troop 80 Boy Scouts, will be helping us clean up the outdoors on Saturday, April 23, after their sleepover. It’d be great if you could join us and express the appreciation for all they do to help us maintain the Post and grounds. One thing we know from the Scouting program is “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken adults.”.

Also on April 23, the Legion Riders will be having a Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser. Be sure to mark your calendar and attend for an inexpensive meal, some great comradeship and a chance to win some of the many items being raffled. I promise to not to try to win as many as I did last time J…..NOT! See the flyer in this newsletter for details.

Have you had any inquiries from the IRS regarding your accounts? I have, and they’ve involved both the phone message and actual letter scams! This is a real Heads up alert! The scammers via phone are easy to avoid – just hang up, because the IRS doesn’t contact individuals by phone as a normal practice. However, the scammers have become a lot more creative and sent letters that really look authentic about someone trying to access your account; I took the one I received recently to the Downers Grove Police Department, which verified it was a scam letter that asked me to call a phone number if I had any questions. Guess what? It was a scam (no, I didn’t call, but found this was a scam

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Alexander Bradley Burns Post 80Attn: Adjutant

4000 Saratoga Ave.Downers Grove, IL 60515

using an Internet Reverse Call service). We’ve all experienced enough pitfalls in life, so don’t fall into this one!

Garden planning has become more intense with the weather hopefully turning warmer and the promises of not planting too much this year have started. We’ll see. However, I’m sure we’re all hoping for a better start than last year. In case you need advice about what to plant and when, be sure to visit the Post on Saturday mornings beginning at 8:30am.

May you always walk in sunshine.Ed Ludwig - Commander

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Auxiliary News – April 2016Year of the Cat

“PurrFect Service to Our Veterans”

At our March meeting, we were honored to welcome the three winners of the Americanism essay contest for 2016. The girls read their essays, introduced their

parents, and then all joined us for refreshments. The title of the essay for this year was “Should there be Term Limits for our U.S. Senators and Representatives.”

The Nominating Committee presented their slate of officers to be voted on at the May meeting. The new slate for 2016-2017 is as follows:

President -Jean Krupin

First Vice President - Joey Klingbiel

Second Vice President -Therese Schey

Secretary - Bev Parrott

Chaplain – Mary Ann Proney

Historian – Bev Parrott

Sergeant-At-Arms – Pam Hartigan

Asst. Sergeant-At-Arms – Arlene Guest

Committee reports are due to District at the end of April. All committee chairs should have their forms filled out prior to the April meeting so that they can be collected, collated and submitted. If you did not get the report template at the March meeting, please let me know. I will have some extras at Bingo or I can mail it out to you.

The next Arden Courts visit will be on March 30th. If you are able to attend, please contact Gloria Parker.

Julie Isenberger is heading up the spring fundraiser – Patriotic bracelets. All Auxiliary members will be initially given 5 to sell. Any that are not sold by the April meeting should be returned to Julie for distribution to other members or to be placed for sale at Auxiliary attended events. 100% of profits will be donated to the veterans through Support Our Troops. Thanks to Julie for coordinating and maintaining this very worthwhile project.

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Auxiliary News....cont. from pg 5....

Thanks to all of Auxiliary members who worked in the kitchen for the Fish & Hook Sport show on March 19th. It turned out to be a very full afternoon. We were busier than we expected to be which was wonderful. Everyone enjoyed meeting and serving the fishermen and it turned into a profitable afternoon.

Upcoming Events:

Our next Auxiliary meeting is April 11th at 7:00. We will be welcoming the Girl’s State candidates who will be at the post to attend an orientation session with the girls who attended last year. They will stay for a short meet and greet with the Auxiliary members over coffee and snacks. All members are asked to bring a contribution to the refreshment table.

May is Poppy month. We will be putting up the poppy board again this year to honor our veterans. More information will follow on that. If you are able to help sell poppies please contact Kim Cruz. She is coordinating the dates, times, and locations. All are welcome – no previous experience required.

June 10-11 – Special Olympics at ISU in Normal

July 13-16 – Department Convention in Springfield

August 27-September 1 – National Convention in Cincinnati.

Jean Krupin

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SAVE THE DATE - MAY 21, 2016 -The Downers Grove American Legion and the members of the

Auxiliary would like to invite all Veterans and their families and friends, to join us on May 21st, Armed Forces Day, for a very special service at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm, to honor our Veterans and thank them for their service. The Veteran is welcomed to bring his or her military items to display in the Gathering Area. We also encourage all Veterans to wear their uniforms or at least their hats! After the service, we invite all to stay for refreshments and mingle with your fellow Veterans.

Please RSVP the number attending to Bev Parrott atbevnbob99@comcast.net or contact the church office. We hope to see you all on May 21st.

Thank you,Bev Parrott, Secretary and HistorianTherese Schey, VA&R Chair and 2nd Vice PresidentUnit 80

Free Tai Chi ClassesThe Chicago Area Tai Chi Association is offering Tai

Chi classes at no cost every Saturday morning from 7:30 am to 9:30 am in the Main Hall at our Post.

Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese tradition that, today, is practiced as a graceful form of exercise involving a series of movements performed in a slow, focused manner and accompanied by deep breathing. It has many different styles subtly emphasizing various tai chi principles and

methods, with styles focusing on health maintenance and martial arts.

Basically, Tai Chi is a noncompetitive, self-paced system of gentle physical exercise and stretching with each posture flowing into the next without pause, ensuring the body is in constant motion. Since it doesn’t require any special equipment or uniform it’s worth checking out a class, especially since there’s no cost.

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IN MEMORIAMThese Legionnaires Have Gone To The Commander of Us All.

JAMES HERMANEKU.S. Navy WWII Veteran

RICHARD WICKU.S. Army Korea VeteranRest Well, Our Friends.

The American Legion Auxiliary Post 80’s 2016 Americanism Essay Contest was great success. All 21 submittals were interesting essays on “Should There Be Term Limits for Our US Senators and Representatives?”

Our winners are Daniele Baranauskaite - Class I - 7th & 8th Grades, Erin Radigan - Class II - 9th & 10th Grades and Elizabeth Langan - Class III - 11th & 12th Grades. The winners were forward to the American Legion Auxiliary 11th District.

One of our winners, Daniele Baranauskaite, won District 11's Class I and is being submitted 2nd Division.

A Big Thanks to all who helped out at the Award Ceremony on March 14, 2016. The winners read their Essays and accepted their Awards. Hopefully, our Class I winner will win at the 2nd Division.

Mary Ann ProneyAmericanism Committee Leader

Americanism Essay Contest Winners!

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NOMINATIONS FOR 2016/2017The Nominating Committee has developed the following slate of

candidates for offices of Alexander Bradley Burns Post 80 in Downers Grove, Illinois, which will be placed on file with the Post Adjutant:

Commander Ed LudwigSr. Vice Commander Rick McLarenJr. Vice Commander Jeff AdamsFinance Officer Bernie DudekSgt. At Arms Howard ParkerHistorian Bob ParrottChaplain Jack BorderJudge Advocate Rich GreenwaldAdjutant Bruce Peiffer (To be appointed by the Commander)Service Officer Rich Jones (To be appointed by the Commander)Board of Directors – 1 yr. Emery Wolff (previously elected)Board of Directors – 1 yr. Dick Rooney (previously elected)Board of Directors – 2 yrs. Todd HansonBoard of Directors – 2 yrs. Frank Mangone (previously elected)Board of Directors – 3 yrs. John Pavich Board of Directors – 3 yrs. Carmen Gnolfo

Honorary Post PositionJr. Past Commander John Cruz

In accordance with Post 80’s Constitution and By-Laws (approved May, 2010) the above positions will constitute Post 80’s Board of Directors. Nominations may be made from the floor of the June Business Meeting. Nominees must submit written acceptance and proof of eligibility to the Post Adjutant five (5) days prior to the June Business Meeting.

NOMINATIONS FOR COUNTY DELEGATESThe following members of Post 80 have been nominated to be County

Delegates for the Legion Year 2016/2017.

County Delegate Jack BorderCounty Delegate Rich GreenwaldCounty Delegate Frank Mangone (Alternate)County Delegate Jim Rosenkranz (Alternate)

Nominations for County Delegate may be made from the floor at the June Business Meeting.

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DD 214 REQUESTSIf you are in need of your DD 214 go to the following website:www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-recordsThen go to Start your Military Service Record (DD Form 214) Request and follow the prompts and fill in the required information. It also has you print a signature sheet that you have to mail to them. When they receive the signature paper, they will send you an email confirming that they received it. Then in about 10 days, you’ll receive 2 certified copies of your DD 214 and copies of your discharge orders.

It’s really easy and it only costs you the price of a postage stamp and an envelope.

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American Legion Riders – Chapter 80 – April 2016 Update

Legion Rider membership requires membership or affiliation with the American Legion and ownership of a 350cc or larger motorcycle. Annual dues are $20.00. Please check with Director, Mike Klick, (708.670.1475), or Marge Pavich, Secretary (630-721-1834) to confirm meeting locations for any given month.

Upcoming Rides and eventsCheck the Post 80 Newsletter and web site at post80.org/legion-riders for updates for the Legion Rider meeting and event schedule. April 2nd - Legion Rider Meeting April 23rd - Spaghetti Dinner, Saturday (3:00 to 6:00)

Mike KlickDirector ALR

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The ALR are now accepting applications for supporter members. Please contact Mike Klick, Director (708.670.1475)or John Pavich (630.712.1834)

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MEMBERSHIPS WILL BE EXPIRING!!

With 355 members, we are almost at 96% of our goal and looking for those few that should renew their membership and join in

on our activities. It’d be a real shame to give up on everything we do, but that’s an individual decision.Our annual dues remain at $40, even though National has increased the dues we pay them out of that by $5. If you haven’t done so already, I urge you to mail your check for $40 (payable to American Legion Post 80) to:

American Legion Post 80Attn.: Adjutant

4000 Saratoga Ave.Downers Grove, IL 60515

MEMBERSHIPS FOR DUES NOT PAID BY APRIL 1st WILL BE TERMINATED BY NATIONAL. Please don’t shoot the messenger.

Ed Ludwig - Commander

WHEELCHAIRS, WALKERS & CRUTCHESPost 80 lends out wheel chairs, walkers and crutches to anyone that may need them. For more information, call Rich Jones at 630-964-2434.

Anyone who has borrowed a wheelchair, walker, or crutches and no longer needs them, please return them to Post 80 so they may be available for other veterans.

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VETERANS CRISIS LINE

1-800-273 TALK (8255)AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY,

7 DAYS A WEEK.

When callers press "1" they are immediately connected with a qualified and caring provider.

NATIONAL CALL CENTER FOR HOMELESS, assists homeless veterans, at-risk veterans, their families and other interested parties with linkages to appropriate VA and community-based

resources, 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK,

1-877-4AID VET(1-877-424-3838)

ARE YOU IN NEED OF HOME REPAIR?

Do you, or someone you know, who is a Veteran, in need of home repair? DuPage Habitat for Humanity assists low and moderate income homeowners to restore and maintain their homes through the Home Repair Program. DuPage Habitat partners with eligible homeowners each year to support home repairs

including exterior painting, accessibility modifications, window, door and roof replacements, landscaping, and more. We are currently striving to alleviate critical health and safety issues for nearly 25 homeowners

across DuPage County by the end of June 30, 2016. The Home Depot Foundation and DuPage Habitat for Humanity have partnered to revitalize communities through various home repair projects. Enrollment for eligible homeowners is now open until March 2016. To learn more about the Habitat for Humanity Home Repair Program please email Jennifer Taff at jtaff@dupagehabitat.org or call 630.510.3737 x305

Volunteer to help a Veteran! If you are interested in getting a team of ten volunteers together to assist a Veteran in need of home repairs, please contact Jake Emrick at jemrick@dupagehabitat.org or 630.510.3737 ext. 309. The Home Depot Foundation provides the funding for Habitat’s Repair Corps program and donated $2.7 million to the program for 2014. As part of its mission to ensure every veteran has a safe place to call home, The Home Depot Foundation has donated more than $6.2 million to date to improve the homes of U.S. Veterans and their families through Habitat for Humanity’s Repair Corps.

To learn more about DuPage Habitat for Humanity, please visit our website, www.dupagehabitat.org.

Income Guidelines 2015

Household Size

Maximum Income

1 $42,600 2 $48,650 3 $54,750 4 $60,800 5 $65,700 6 $70,550 7 $75,400

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PRESIDENT ..........................................................................................JEAN KRUPIN1st VICE PRESIDENT ..................................................................JOEY KLINGBIEL2nd VICE PRESIDENT ................................................................ THERESE SCHEYSECRETARY ............................................................................BEVERLY PARROTTTREASURER .....................................................................................PAM QUEDNAUCHAPLAIN .............................................................................SHARON THRUMBLEHISTORIAN ..............................................................................BEVERLY PARROTTSERGEANT-AT-ARMS ................................................................... PAM HARTIGANASST. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ........................................................ARLENE GUEST

DUES: AUXILIARY $24.00/YEAR JR. AUX $4.00/YEARPAST PRESIDENTS

1920....Margaret Bebb1921....Jessie Straub1922....Matilda Uhlorn1923....Myra Hawkins1924....Clara Nash Hawkins1925....Emily Sanders1926....Daisy Swift1927....Florence Johnson1928....Mary Pfaff1929....Esther Binder1930....Beulah McCollum1931....Viola Vix1932....Bernice Goltry1933....Mae Jones1934....Bernice Hannan1935....Marie Finger1936....Evelyn Walter1937....Josephine Mitchell1938....Lorraine Edwards1939....Ethel Margison1940....Vera Iehl1941....Mabel Webster1942....Muriel Fischel1943....Ruth Karvatt1944....Emily Mrkvicka1945....Flossie Dreuttel1946....Minnie Lester1947....Esther Weaver1948....Myrtle Kraft1949....Vivian Harkness1950....Christine McGarvie1951....Shirley Wrenn

Italics denotes deceased

1952....Letitia Mrkvicka1953....Corabelle Krepper1954....Christine McGarvie1955....Elsie Niedner1956....Kathleen Hotchkiss1957....Marian Lacey1958....Evelyn Fredericks1959....Shirley Schenke1960....Margaret Morello1961....Marian Ruzicka1962....Margaret Edwards1963....Alice Pechinski1964....Alice Pechinski1965....Anne Creel1966....Evelyn Jenkins1967....Dorothy Nied1968....Eleanor Bartels1969....Alice Pechinski1970....Helen Beck1971....Jeanette Foster1972....Dorothy Kadlec1973....Margaret Morello1974....Ann Hodous1975....Ann Hodous1976....Eleanor Bartels1977....Alice Pechinski1978....Mildred Mueller1979....Catherine Smalley1980....Frances North1981....Anne Creel1982....Henrietta Gerz-Zurek1983....Henrietta Gerz-Zurek1984....Anne Creel

1985....Genevieve Kotowski1986....Genevieve Kotowski1987....Ethel Clark1988....Bonita Wisbrock1989....Eleanor Bartels1990....Bonita Wisbrock1991....Henrietta Gerz-Zurek1992....Henrietta Gerz-Zurek1993....Henrietta Gerz-Zurek1994....Midge Zielinski1995....Boneta Wisbrock1996....Leora Novak1997....Leora Novak1998....Henrietta Gerz-Zurek1999....Henrietta Gerz-Zurek2000....Lorraine Vimtrup2001....Leora Novak2002....Henrietta Gerz-Zurek2003....Midge Zielinski2004....Bonnie Wisbrock2005....Bonnie Wisbrock2006....Bonnie Wisbrock2007....Bonnie Wisbrock2008....Bonnie Wisbrock2008....Bonnie Wisbrock2009....Bonnie Wisbrock2010....Rosemary Collins2011 ....Karen Greenwald2012....Karen Greenwald2013....Rosemary Collins2014....Kim Cruz2015....Kim Cruz

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Bingo Workers

April 5 Kitchen: Donna R., Joey K., & Arlene G. Tickets: Bonnie B. & Mary Ann P.

April 12 Kitchen: Jean K., Pam Q., & Gloria P. Tickets: Radika J. & Julie I.

April 19 Kitchen: Kim C., Julie I., & Charlotte U. Tickets: Eleanor R. & Mary Ann P

April 26 Kitchen: Jean K., Sharon T., & Donna R Tickets: Pat M. & Jane B.

BINGO 6:30 pm

Doors Open 4:00 pm

BINGO 6:30 pm

Doors Open 4:00 pm

Business Meeting 7:30 pm

Board of Directors Meeting7:30 pm

BINGO 6:30 pm

Doors Open 4:00 pm

ELIGIBILITY DATESWORLD WAR I APRIL 6, 1917 - NOVEMBER 11, 1918 ● VIETNAM FEBRUARY 28, 1961 - MAY 7, 1975WORLD WAR II DECEMBER 7, 1941 - DECEMBER 31, 1946 ● KOREAN WAR JUNE 25, 1950 - JANUARY 31, 1955 ● GRENADA & LEBANON AUGUST 24, 1982 - JULY 31, 1984 ● OPER. JUST CAUSE IN PANAMA DECEMBER 20, 1989 - JAN. 31, 1990 ● PERSIAN GULF AUGUST 2, 1990 - cessation of hostilities

Hostesses UNIT for Girls State

Auxiliary Meeting 7:00 pm

County MeetingCantignyPost 556

Tai Chi7:30-9:30 am

Coffee Donuts & Conversation

8:30 am

Earth Day

Tai Chi7:30-9:30 am

Coffee Donuts & Conversation

8:30 am

April 2016

"The year's at spring, And day's at the morn; Morning's at seven; The hill sides's dew-pearled; The lark's on the wing; The snail's on the thorn; God's in His Heaven - All's right with the world!" -Robert Browning

Tai Chi7:30-9:30 am

Coffee Donuts & Conversation

8:30 am

BINGO 6:30 pm

Doors Open 4:00 pm

April Fools Day!

Tai Chi7:30-9:30 am

Coffee Donuts & Conversation

8:30 am

Tai Chi7:30-9:30 am

CDC8:30 am

SPAGHETTIDINNER3-6 pm