June 2019 - VFW Post 7907

June 2019

The Patriot • June 2019 1

News From Lt Fred L. KeNt • VFw Post 7907 Poway, Ca

POST MONTHLY MEETING SCHEDULE

Please Join UsHouse Chair Committee Meeting

6:30 pm | 1st Thursday - June 6

VFW Post Officer Meeting 6:30 pm | 2nd Thursday - June 13

VFW 7907 Post Meeting 7:00 pm | 3rd Thursday - June 20

VFW/AUX Roundtable & Social Planning Meeting 6:30 pm | 4th Thursday - June 27

AUX Monthly Meeting 6:00 pm | 2nd Tuesday - June 11

Post House Chairman Clean up/Working Party 9:00 am | Saturday Mornings

Commander’s Call

VFW Post Business Update• VFW Post 7907 Life Member Day- Every Monday- $1.00 off all drinks.

As a consequence of being closed on Tuesday, several folks inquired about .25 cents off of drinks which was Tuesday. So we are pleased to announce Mondays are Life Member Day with $1.00 off all drinks. See Richard Anderson if you would like to convert your annual membership to a life membership.

• VFW Post 7907 All STATE POST 2018-2019. Post 7907 finished #1 in District 1, skillfully executing all VFW Programs. BZ to all those who contributed to this milestone and Thanks to all for Making It Happen.

• The VFW Department Convention is June 6-9 in Ontario. The National Convention in July is in Orlando.

• Congrats to CDR Don Stonecipher and the 2019-2020 Post Officers. No doubt, CDR Stonecipher and Team will do a wonderful job. Ditto for Aux President Shari Dunbar- Please support CDR Don, Madam President Dunbar and the Post. It is a team effort and they can’t do it alone.

DATES TO REMEMBER 6/4 The Battle of Midway begins in 1942 6/6 D-Day, Allies invade France in 1944 6/8 Israeli forces attack the USS Liberty in 1967 6/9 US Forces launch Operation Peninsula Strike, Tigris River, Iraq,

in 2003 6/14 Flag Day proclaimed by President Wilson in 1916 6/15 US Forces begin invasion of Saipan in 1944 6/16 1st Marine Div victory in Battle for the Punch Bowl, Korea, in 1951 6/25 Korean War begins in 1950 6/28 US Forces launch first Vietnam offensive in 1965 6/29 Tomb of Unknown serviceman identified as USAF, 1st Lt.

Michael J. Blassie, in 1998

Final Rounds-To each and every one of you who volunteered, donated your time, money or contributed in a positive fashion, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I look forward to seeing each one of you the Appreciation Dinner later this month. The list of people who made a difference this year is long, as are all the impactful accomplishments—So thrilled to get VFW Post 7907 back to All State Post Status.

Special Thanks to all those for hanging in there and not quitting.First, to All VFW Post Officers and Chairs, you know who you are and what you have done. Please take great pride and satisfaction knowing you did a fantastic job and thanks for your service. Have an article for The Patriot? Please submit your articles no later than

the 21st of each month. Send your submission to [email protected] with Newsletter Submission in the subject line. continued on page 2


Second, to the unsung heroes like Melissa Law for all she has done and caring about the Post, Sara for all of her tireless efforts putting the Newsletter and Calendar of events, Karaoke King Tom (Petty) for the entertainment, those unique supporters of the Post- IE Poway Sign Company, Atlas Crane, Stater Bros. Home Depot, Barona and Sycuan Casino and our wonderful bartenders- TRex, Mike, Melissa, and Clint.

Third, to my wife, Loida and family (and my grandfather buried in Arlington, VA who earned the ultimate Purple Heart resulting in death), special friends and superb mentors (many PPCs and PSC). Appreciate the unwavering support.

Wishing the Post and Aux, all its members and family, happiness and health. CDR Don, you now have the watch. Godspeed..

Bill MorrisonFrom the auxiliary President

Attention Auxiliary members: A change in the regular monthly business meeting date, time, or location shall be approved by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the Auxiliary members present at such meeting. A motion will be presented at the June 11th meeting, possibly leading to a vote, to change our meeting date. Notification of such change will be sent to all Auxiliary members, via email and this newsletter.

Shari DunbarFrom the senior ViCe Commander

This year has been a challenging year for all of us. Our team had to work through some tough issues but planned and executed some fun activities and we’re ending this year on a positive note. Additionally, we now have some new members who are active, energetic, and have new ideas. I hope they find being involved with the VFW meaningful and have longevity here at our Post as many of us have had.

Thanks to Bill Morrison’s vision and concept of operations I believe the new leadership team will be off to a good start in July. I would like to thank all of you who volunteered or donated your time and talent. I’m looking forward to a prosperous year and will be looking for opportunities to help.

In Comradeship,

Vernon DuMoltFrom the Junior ViCe Commander

Greetings from the Jr. Vice,

It has been my pleasure this last year to represent our Post as the lead for Poppy relief. I’ve met so many great people…their generosity was outstanding and we were able to get donations from all walks of life. I want to thank all the volunteers that helped out this year as we could not have done it without them, especially the young men and women of the JROTC.

Also, I would like to thank all you wonderful people from the Post and Auxiliary for the generous donations throughout the year.

Lastly please welcome our new Junior Vice Commander Sal Pellerito and give him the support you gave me.

Warm regards,

Bill Kimble

2018-2019 OfficersPost Commander – Bill Morrison

Sr. Vice Commander – Vernon DuMolt

Jr. Vice Commander – Bill Kimble

Quartermaster – Alan Helton

Chaplain – Barry Cronin

Surgeon – Chad Foley

Service Officer – Bud Lichtenstern

Adjutant – Alberto Vazquez

Judge Advocate – Bob Parks

Guard – Jennifer Guerrero

1st Year Trustee – Ed Ozmun

2nd Year Trustee – Jim Forrest

3rd Year Trustee – Tom Behrle

Officer of the Day – Jason Widmer

House Committee Chair – Fernando Law

Membership Chair – Richard Anderson

Auxiliary OfficersPresident – Shari Dunbar

Senior Vice President – Linda Miller

Junior Vice President – Karen Kimble

Secretary – Sara Salazar

Treasurer – Jim Gordon

Chaplain – Sara Salazar

Conductor – Robert Fenter

Guard - James Jones

Auxiliary 1st Year Trustee - Lisa DuMolt

Auxiliary 2nd Year Trustee - Patty Grosch

Auxiliary 3rd Year Trustee - Patti Caniglia


Bravo Zulu of the MonthThe Bravo Zulu of the month is awarded to Howard and Shari Dunbar for cooking and serving Saturday night hot dogs. Shari also tended bar for the Dickie Boys breakfast while Fernando and Melissa took a much needed break.

From the Judge adVoCate

Comrades,

Well here we are at the end of another VFW year. My, how time does fly. This month I am writing about some rules of order while in our meetings.

The VFW By-Laws and Manual of Procedure give us information on how a meeting is to be held and how members should conduct themselves during a meeting. Any procedural matter not provided for by these Rules shall be governed by the current Robert's Rules of Order.

That said, Robert's Rules states that a member never speaks while seated (except when physically unable to stand.) Section 1001.4 of the Manual of Procedure states: When a member rises to speak, the member shall rise and address the presiding officer. When two or more members rise to claim the floor at about the same time, the presiding officer assigns the floor to the member who appeared to have risen first and addressed the chair. A member having the floor shall confine their remarks to the question before the body. Now I could not find this anywhere in the By-Laws or the Manual of Procedure but in my travels about the District, it appears to be customary that when a member addresses the chair or is addressed by the chair, the member will rise and salute the chair whether covered or uncovered.

Section 1001.6 states: No member shall in debate impeach the motives of a fellow member or treat them with disrespect. ... Any conversation calculated to disturb a member while speaking or hinder the transaction of business, shall be deemed a violation of order, and, if continued, the offending member shall be reprimanded by the presiding officer and may be ordered to retire from the room.

Okay, now that I did the Judge Advocate business, here is a plug for the Post. Fernando and Melissa have been doing a great job on Friday nights with the "Burger Burn". Honestly, I don't know how they cook them, but they are really tasty! So now they are doing a "Build Your Own" Hot Dog on Saturday nights. So come on to the Post, try a Hot Dog and dress it up with a variety of provided toppings.

Yours in Comradeship,

Bob Parks

From the surgeon

Comrades,

It has been wonderful serving in the nebulous role of 'Surgeon' this past year and I would like to thank all my fellow officers for everything they've done for the Post and for me personally. It's been a great year and I feel the team accomplished a lot. I look forward to continue seeing everyone at the Post and I imagine I'll look a little happier.

Movie quote of the month (free beverage of choice to the first person that corners me at the Post with the movie title of origin):

"Danny, is this the end? Of course not, it's only the beginning!"

Previous month’s answer – Paint Your Wagon

Chad ‘Axel’ FoleyEmail: [email protected]

From the Quartermaster

As your Quartermaster I’ve been busy getting the Point of Sale (POS) operational and working out issues that are found. The latest one concerned checks not being accounted for when it is used to pay for Hall Rentals. The software is being updated to resolve this issue.

Our Membership Chairman, Richard Anderson, has provided me 18 membership applications for processing.

In regards to Post finances we had an outstanding month in April and need to continue with events like the Adopt a Unit along with a Silent Auction as they have had a huge impact on our financial health. Thanks to the CDR for all his hard work with the Silent Auction.

Currently, Fernando is serving food along with Karaoke on Saturdays and will be serving up steaks once or twice a month. We need support to get these events to be as popular as our Burger Burn which would put the Post in a position for only more success. We are doing 110% better now than we were doing one year ago. Thanks to all those who are Making it Happen!!!!

Alan HeltonFrom the adJutant

Comrades,

I want to thank you all for allowing me the opportunity to serve as your Adjutant. It was a pleasure to work with all of you, and I wish you all the best in your future endeavors. Everyone that I have met at the post is amazing and I am truly grateful to have crossed paths with each and every one of you.

This month's song is an easy one. If you catch me at the post before June 10th the next drink is on me to the first

person that guesses the artist name or song title:

When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, That's amore; When the world seems to shine like you've had

too much wine, That's amore

Thank you for your time,

Alberto Vazquez


Join us for a

Steak Dinner & Karaoke

Saturday, June 15 & 29, 2019 | 5:00 pm Dinner includes steak, potato & salad

Donation: 15.00Bring your friends for a night of good food and entertainment!

From the house Committee Chairman

Many thanks to the volunteers and members who make our post a great place for fellowship and camaraderie. I want to thank Tom Hausherr for continuing to volunteer his time every Friday and Saturday to be our Karaoke DJ. Please join us to enjoy a great meal and sing your favorite songs with friends and family.

Upcoming projects include remodeling the men’s and women’s bathrooms and cleaning the area behind the post to make it presentable again. We want to use this area as a picnic spot and be able to provide RV parking to traveling members once again.

We have a working party every Saturday to clean and work on various odds and ends. Volunteering is good for the soul and does a body good!

Thank you for your service!

Fernando Law

From the membershiP Chairman

In May, the Post voted in the following members:

New Annual Members• Rector, Gerald L., USN/USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson.• Marshall, Steve J., USN. Recruiter Bill Morrison.• Gonzales, Edelmiro, USMC. Recruiter Richard Anderson.• Erline, Brian M., USMC. Recruiter Richard Anderson.• Darling, Brandon L., USMC. Recruiter Ken Whitney.

New Life Member• Pellerito, Salvatore M., USN. Recruiter Richard Anderson. • Masten, Anthony B., USMC. Recruiter Fernando Law.• Potts, Robert J., USCG. Recruiter Fernando Law.• Dunnington, Joel B., USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson. • McManus, Joseph W., USMC. Recruiter: Fernando Law. • Pasley, Ronald R., USA. Recruiter Bill Morrison.

Transfer Member• Langrehr, Janet L., USMC. Recruiter Richard Anderson.• Betts, Jerry R., USAF. Recruiter Clint Dawson. • Primrose, Paul W., USN. Recruiter Richard Anderson.

Welcome Aboard!

Life Members 564. New life members 39. Reinstated annual members 8. Current annual 55.

Total 667. Prior Year 608. Current member percent 109.7%

Richard Anderson

A veteran is someone who, at one point in his or her life, wrote a blank

check made payable to “The United States of America,”

for an amount of “up to and including my life.”

I WANT YOU FOR THE SATURDAY MORNING

WORK PARTYEach Saturday at

9:00 am at the PostFor more info contact Fernando Law


From the serViCe oFFiCer

Pre-Need Eligibility for National Cemetery Burial, Memorialization and assoc. benefitsThe following benefits are available to Veterans and their families:

VA provides for a final resting place for eligible Veterans, spouses, and their eligible dependents, as well as a headstone or marker, a flag to drape the casket and a Presidential Memorial Certificate.

Memorial or Burial Flags:A United States flag is provided, at no cost, to drape the casket or accompany the urn of a deceased Veteran who served honorably in the U. S. Armed Forces. U.S. Post Offices are the primary issuing point for burial flags. Each family of a decedent is entitled to one flag.

Government Headstones or Markers:VA can provide a single headstone, columbarium niche cover, or a flat marker for a Veteran’s final resting place (private, state or national cemeteries).

Cemetery Medallions:VA can provide a medallion for use on a headstone or other memorial in a private cemetery to signify a decedent’s status as veteran. Multiple sizes are available.

Presidential Memorial Certificates:VA can provide a Presidential Memorial Certificate (PMC) to the family of the deceased Veteran. A PMC is an engraved paper certificate signed by the current President.

Burial Benefits and Burial Automatic Payments:Burial benefits are paid to a spouse, designated family member, or executor to partially offset the cost of burial expenses, plot costs, and transportation costs for a Veteran’s remains.

These benefits are paid at different rates based on whether the Veteran’s death was service connected or non-service connected.

If the Veteran was receiving VA benefits prior to their passing and had a spouse of record, these benefits will usually be paid automatically to that spouse. However, additional funds may be paid, or payment made to another party, if an application is completed. Additional benefits, including a plot or interment allowance and transportation allowance, may also be payable.

Note: An application for non-service-connected burial benefits must be submitted within two years from the date of death. There is no time limit for a service-connected death.

Dependency and Indemnity Compensation:Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) is a monthly tax-free benefit provided to an eligible surviving spouse, dependent child(ren), and/or parent(s) of a deceased Servicemember or Veteran.

DIC benefits paid to surviving spouses and children are not income based. Parents DIC is an income-based benefit for parents who were financially dependent on of a Servicemember or Veteran who died from a service-related cause.

Dependents’ Educational Assistance Program:The Dependents’ Educational Assistance Program offers education and training opportunities to eligible dependents of Veterans who are permanently and totally disabled due to a service related condition or of Servicemembers who died during active military service or Veterans who died as a result of a service-related condition.

Marine Gunnery Sergeant John David Fry Scholarship:Provides children with financial support for tuition and fees, books and supplies, and housing.

You may be eligible for up to 36 months of Fry Scholarship benefits if you are the child of a Servicemember who died during active duty after September 10, 2001. You must use your benefits between your 18th and 33rd birthdays. You may still be eligible if you are married.

The 15-year time limitation for using Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits is eliminated for qualifying dependents (Fry children who became eligible on or after January 1, 2013 and all Fry spouses).

Survivors Pension:A net worth and income-based benefit paid to un-remarried surviving spouses and children of a wartime Veteran whose death is not service related. Survivors Pension pays a maximum annual amount, which is offset by the beneficiary’s income from other sources. Certain deductible expenses, such as un-reimbursed medical expenses, may be used to reduce the survivor’s countable income.

Special Monthly Pension Benefits:This is additional funds available to survivors in receipt of pension who are, due to a mental or physical disability, blind, require the aid and attendance of another person in performing daily activities, or are permanently housebound. Qualifying for this benefit requires medical evidence from a doctor or specialist.

The Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs:A benefit that provides reimbursement for most medical expenses to certain surviving spouses and dependents of Veterans with permanent and total service-connected disabilities who are not eligible for TRICARE.

Home Loans:VA helps eligible surviving spouses become homeowners. This benefit may be used to help you buy, build, repair, retain, or adapt a home for your own personal occupancy.

Veterans Month of Death Benefits:If a Veteran who is receiving VA compensation or pension benefits passes away, their last month of benefits can be paid to their surviving spouse. This payment is usually automatic, but if it is not received, it can be claimed via a phone call to 1-800-827-1000, or through your County Veterans Service Officer (CVSO).

As always your Service Officer stands by to serve you...

Bud Lichtenstern


Join Us at the Post forthe following events:

UPcoming events

Join Us at the Post forthe following events:

DEPARTMENT CONVENTIONJune 6

VETERAN’S APPRECIATION EVENT AT HILLTOP PARK

June 9 | 2:00 pm

EQUINOXJune 21

COMMANDER & VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION DINNER

June 22

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EVENTJune 27 | 5-9 pm

HAIL TO THE NEW OFFICERSJuly

Join us as we celebrate dads with a fantastic breakfast

Sunday, June 16 | 9:00 am

Dads come enjoy a free breakfast. All others - $7.00 donation

Come Create Your Own Hot Dog Then Sing a Song or Two...

On the Menu Hot Dogs with all the Fixings & Chips

Donation: 1/$3 or 2/$5Bring your friends and your

favorite song choices for a night of good eats and entertainment!

Even Saturdays in June

Friday Night Burger Burn & KaraokeJoin us Fridays for the best burger & coldest beer

in Poway, chips and salad for a $7.00 donation.

Stick around after dinner & sing a karaoke song or two with us.

Volunteers always needed & greatly appreciated!


VFW Post & Community EventsMass Installation of New Officers - May 11

CDR Morrison presenting Ray Chavez Award to the District CDR for the VFW MC Riders

Bud, Post Service Officer, accepting North County Stand Down Cert. of Appreciation for

VFW Post 7907

Some of your 2019-2020 VFW & Auxiliary Officers (L to R) Judge Advocate Bill Morrison, Jr Vice CDR Sal Pellerito, Sr Vice CDR Bill Kimble, Auxiliary Jr Vice President Karen Kimble, Auxiliary President Shari Dunbar, 2 Year Trustee Howard Dunbar, CDR Don Stonecipher,

Auxiliary Chaplain Sara Salazar & QM Alan Helton.

Scout of the Year recipient Eagle Scout Nate thanks VFW for their support.

Scout of Year - May 3

Celebrating for our dear friend & WWII Veteran Charles' 94th birthday.

Birthday Festivities - May 22

District CDR, Post CDR, Post QM & District CDR (E) 100% Membership Award.

District Convention - May 5

CDR (E) Don Stonecipher with a class of Valley Elementary third graders. Don was asked to give a talk on the military. The main topic of his talk was teamwork & was well received by the class. They ended with a

tour of the military park a week later.

Valley Elementary - May 10


Memorial Day Dearborn Memorial Park - May 27, 2019Photo Credit: Josh DaFoe (All photos)

Trail Life USA Members Jonathan Albert, Nico Waning, Robert McColloguh & Thomas Albert presented the colors.

Commander Ken Carstens played taps at the ceremony.

(L to R) Trustee Tom Behrle, Past CDR Bob Parks led a salute, Jr Vice Bill Kimble & QM Alan Helton.

Memorial Day ceremony at Dearborn Memorial Park was well-attended.

Rear Adm. (Ret.) Robert Kaminsky was the keynote speaker.Darryle Grimes from the Military Officers Association of America.

★ All Gave Some. Some Gave All. ★


Never Forget

June 9, 2003 -US Forces launch Operation Peninsula Strike, Tigris River, Iraq. In this photo, a US Army soldier from Taskforce "Ironhorse" watches the street behind barbed wire in the Iraqi town of Duluiyah during Operation Peninsula Strike. Photo credit: REUTERS

June 4, 1942 - The Battle of Midway begins. In this photo, smoke rises from the USS Yorktown after a Japanese bomber hit the aircraft carrier in the Battle of Midway in June 1942. Bursts from Navy antiaircraft fire fill the air. Photo credit: U.S. Navy via Associated Press

June 6, 1944 - American soldiers wade ashore off the ramp of a U.S. Coast Guard landing craft, during the Allied landing operations at Normandy, France on D-Day.

Photo credit: AP

June 8, 1967 - Israeli forces attack the USS Liberty.

June 14, 1916 - Flag Day proclaimed by President Wilson. This photo shows Flag Day celebrations in 1919.

June 15, 1944 - US Forces begin invasion of Saipan. In this photo, U.S. Army reinforcements disembark from LST’s and cross a coral reef toward a beach on Saipan in the Mariana Islands in June 1944.

Photo credit: PVT. Edward Laudansky (U.S. Army)/AP

June 16,1951 - 1st Marine Div victory in Battle for the Punch Bowl, Korea, in 1951. In this photo, U.S. Marines on a ridge overlooking the Haean Basin during the Battle of the Punchbowl.

June 30, 1950 - Five days after the Korean War began these ground crewmen load an auxiliary fuel tank on a U.S. jet plane at a base in Southern Japan for a mission against North Korean troops.

Photo credit: AP

June 28, 1965 - US forces launch first search and destroy mission in Vietnam. U.S. paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade, in conjunction with 800 Australian soldiers and a Vietnamese airborne unit, assault a jungle area known as Viet Cong Zone D.

June 30, 1998 - Tomb of Unknown Service Member from the Vietnam War identified as USAF, 1st Lt. Michael J. Blassie, in 1998

1st Lt. Blassie being buried on May 28, 1984. Michael Blassie in his Air Force Academy

cadet uniform.

We will have aFree Taco Dinner

& Karaoke courtesy of Tom Hausherr

JOIN US FOR THE COMMANDER & VOLUNTEER

APPRECIATION DINNER SO WE CAN PROPERLY

THANK YOUFOR ALL THE AMAZING THINGS YOU'VE DONE FOR OUR POST

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Dinner & Singing @ 5:00 pmSmall Donation for Dinner

Contest begins @ 7:00 pmFull contest rules available at Post 7907

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VFW POST 7907Burger Burn and Live Music

with The MAC Daddys!FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2019 | 5:30 - 9:00 PM

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with The MAC Daddys!FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2019 | 5:30 - 9:00 PM

The band members are:Ralph Simon (Guitar & Vocals)

Craig Hath (Guitar)Mike Roland (Bass)

Classic Rock-n-Rollincluding Buffet & the Eagles

Band starts at 6:30 pm

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Get the best burger, coldest beer in Poway with chips and salad for a $7.00 donation

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Back by Popular Demand

Canteen Hours*: Sun: Breakfast 9:00 am–6:00 pm; No breakfast 12:00 pm–6:00 pm | Mon: 11:00 am–6:00 pm | Tue: Closed Wed-Fri: 11:00 am–9:00 pm | Sat: 12:00 pm–6:00 pm *Closing hours subject to modification based on activity

June 2019Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Please Note: We make an effort to list the meals accurately. However, menu items may change. Please check the Post menu board or call the Post to verify.

15:00 pm

Hot Dog with all the fixingsDonation: 1/3.00; 2/5.00

7:00 - 8:00 pmKaraoke Contest

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

No Breakfast Canteen Opens at

12:00 pm

11:30 am – 1:30 pm Sandy’s Surprise

6:30 - 9:30 pm

Hall Rented11:30 am

Patty melt & fries

Donation: 8.00

6:30 pm

House Chair Committee Meeting

5:30 pm

Burger, beer, salad & chips

Donation: 7.00

6:30 pmLive Music - The MAC Daddys

5:00 pm

Hot Dog with all the fixingsDonation: 1/3.00; 2/5.00


9 10 11 12 13 14 152:00 pm

Veteran’s Appreciation event at Hilltop Park in Peñasquitos


6:00 pm VFW Auxiliary Meeting

11:30 am

Open-faced beef sandwich, mashed potatoes, gravy & veggies

Donation: 8.00

10:00 am Living Trust Seminar

6:30 pm VFW CDR/Officer Meeting

5:30 pm


Donation: 7.00

5:00 pm

Steak, potato & salad

Donation: 15.00


16 17 18 19 20 21 229:00 am

Father's Day

Donation: Free for dads, 7.00 for all others


11:30 am

Brats, potatoes & sauerkraut

Donation: 8.00

7:00 pm

VFW 7907 Post Meeting

5:30 pm


Donation: 7.00

7:00 pmLive Music - Equinox

5:00 pm

CDR/Volunteer Appreciation DinnerTaco TruckDonation: FREE


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No Breakfast Canteen Opens at

12:00 pm


11:30 am

Pork loin sandwich & fries

Donation: 8.00

6:30 pm

VFW/AUX Roundtable & Social Planning Meeting

5:30 pm


HouseDonation: 7.00

5:00 pm

Steak, potato & salad

Donation: 15.00


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We are putting the HAPPY back into Happy Hour on Mondays with

$1 Off Drinks for VFW LIFE MEMBERS

9:00 am

Omelets or eggs-to-order, bacon, toast & hash browns

Dickie BoysDonation: 9.00

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