Scuttlebutt Newsletter February 2012

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From the Helm Gary Nasby- Commandant Hiram I. Bearss Det. #089

The Big Game Event On 3 February 2012, @ 1700 hours, 6

months of planning, fundraising, securing sponsors, and cleaning of and sprucing up Marine Barracks In-dy, came to a successful conclusion with the arrival of 38 Marines, 1 Corpsman and 8 support personnel from the USMC Wounded Warrior Regiment to the Barracks for a VIP BBQ to start their fun filled 4 days of Super Bowl XLVI.

I was first contacted by Barbara Lewandrowski, Direc-tor of Charitable giving for the Regiment on 19 Aug12 telling me that she was bring 50 wounded Warriors to the Super Bowl in February, and in her words I would very much like to begin coordination with your unit in the hopes of getting several layers of support of our wounded, ill and injured. I returned her email offering mine and the De-tachments help, and then thought, Oh-Oh! I didnt have the slightest idea where to start. My next move was to contact LtCol Charlie Haislip and the Marine Foundation. From that moment on he stepped up and became the Chairman of the as it became to be known- The Big Game Event

SCUTTLEBUTTSCUTTLEBUTTSCUTTLEBUTT MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF THE HIRAM I.

BEARSS MARINE CORPS LEAGUE DET #089

Indianapolis, Indiana EDITOR: GARY D. NASBY

Volume 38 - Issue 2 February 2012 www.IndyMarines.org

Next came Russ Eaglin, who volunteered to coordinate with the city and the Mayors office to secure the needed services to get the Warriors to all the events planned for them, and whatever else he could do in his capacity. We were tasked to obtain meals, handicapped bus transportation, backpacks, hats, gloves, jackets, goodie bags for the rooms, a tailgate party to name a few. The committee working together secured sponsors for the Bus transportation (USO of Indiana & Allied Waste Services). The Gordon Pipers stepped up to spon-sor the Friday night VIP Texas style BBQ.

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After the BBQ they were transported to Broad Rip-ple, where they were given Liberty and relaxed at the American Legion where HIB Member Bill Schreiner had arranged the evening for them. Saturday brought a new day for the Marines. After spending the Day at the NFL experience and Doug Flutie Flag football where the Warriors met many celebrities they were hosted by the Indianapolis Country club for a dinner.

After dinner at the Country Club they were trans-ported to the State Fair Grounds, where they were guests of the CMT Crossroads Concert hosted by the NFL and Pepsi and featuring Carrie Under-wood and Steven Tyler.

Finally Super Bowl Sunday!

The Warriors were treated to a Tail Gate party hosted by Rolls Royce at the Conrad Hotel.

After the Tail Gate party the Marines were transported to Super Bowl XLVI where they were given front door VIP access to the game.

On Monday morning 6 Feb 12, they were met at Odark30 by the Morgan County MCL Detachment in Martinsville where the Warriors stayed to load them on their bus for the trip home. Thank you Marines for having our back.

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NAME-_____________________________ ADDRESS-___________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ PHONE-_____________________






2012 Schedule:

March 16-18 June 1-3

August 24-26 October 19-21

Send money and completed tickets to Commandant-Marine Corps League, 550 S Audubon Road, Indianapolis, IN 46219

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FEBRUARY 9- 2nd NOMINATIONS FOR 2012 OFFICERS MARCH 8- 3rd NOMINATION & ELECTION OF 2012 OFFICERS APRIL 12- INSTALLATION OF 2012 OFFICERS February 3 (Fri) Wounded Warrior VIP BBQ 9 (Thur) 1900-Membership Meeting @ Marine Barracks Indy PITCH-IN DINNER HOUR 1800 23 (Thur) 1800 HIB Staff Meeting @ Marine Barracks Indy 23 (THUR) 1900 Pound 111 Growl @ MBI

Mark Your Calendar!

HIB MCL OFFICER ROSTER Commandant Gary Nasby Sr. Vice Commandant Jim Wade Jr. Vice Commandant Dave Hansell Adjutant Mike Wukitsch Paymaster Melissa Jacobs Judge Advocate Greg Troxell

Chaplain Jesus Quintana, Jr Sergeant at Arms Andy Campos Jr. Past Commandant Bud Albright

HIB MCL COMMITTEE ROSTER VAVS Representative Jesus Quintana, Jr. VAVS Deputy Diana Ward Raffles Tony Mungovan Stars and Stripes Jim Wade Scuttlebutt / WebSgt Gary Nasby Awards Oran Lakin Christmas Banquet Tony Mungovan Historian Fred Axthelm Boy Scout Eagle Awards Fred Axthelm Toys For Tots Bud Albright Parades/Gaming Tony Mungovan MCL Svc. Officer Diane Ward Young Marines Liaison Tony Mungovan Quartermaster Bud Albright Honor Guard Jesus Quintana Museum Director Doug Hardwick

Central Indiana Marine Points of Contact

Marine Corps League H.I. Bearss Det: Office 317-546-7228 Commandant Gary Nasby 317-855-8798 Chaplain Jesus Quintana 317-445-9509 Nat Mar Cor Museum, St IN Liaison: Russ Eaglin 317-201-7066 1st Marine Division Association: Guy Miller 317-293-7594 3rd Marine Division Association: Russ Eaglin 317-201-7066 Montford Point Association: Robert D. Smith 317-924-9790 Woman Marine Association: Connie Hamm 317-345-0070 Marine Corps Coordinating Council: Bud Albright 317-956-2991 Marine Inspector Instructor: 1st Sgt Wooten 317-923-1584 Marine Recruiting Service: Maj. Langfeldt Marine For Life Program: Maj. Davis Christy 312 476-9616 Central Indiana Young Marines: Dave Heffner 317-341-3880 Editor, Scuttlebutt & HIB WebSgt: Gary Nasby 317 855-8798 MarCorScholarship Found: Capt Larry Slaugh 317-471-9577 PWC STAFF: 812-606-8783

Do you have news that you what to share? Contact the Editor:

[email protected]

HIB Meeting minutes, & Official documents from National MCL, MODD, & HIB can be down-loaded from here http://www.indymarines.org/pages/officialdocs.htm

http://www.ciym.net/

Central Indiana Young Marines 8050 Winterset Circle Indianapolis, IN 46214

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Pledgers Name: Rank/Grade: Company Name: Military Branch: Address: _________________________________________________________________ City: State: Zip: Phone: Email: Memorial Plank:

If your company has a matching gift program, please contact your HR Office for information.

Yes! I wish to support the Marine Corps League/Marine Foundation of Central Indiana Plank Program. I am enclosing my pledge/donation of:

Please cutout this form and send completed form with check payable to MCL/MFI Plank Owner to: Marine Foundation of Indiana, 550 S Audubon Road, Indianapolis, IN 46219. If you wish to pay with a credit card via PayPal go to www.SemperFiIndy.org. For further information please call (317) 546-7228, or go to www.semperfiindy.com.

(1) Golden Teak ($5,000)

(2)Philippine Teak ($2,000)

(3)Indo-China Teak ($1,000)

(4)Burma-Teak ($500)

(5)Memorial Plank, Level:

Other Donations: $

Check Category

PLANK OWNERS Be Part of Making a Home for Marines and Family Members to Gather. Be Part of Preserving our Heritage and Tradi-tions. Having the title of Plank Owner includes certain rights and privilegesincluding bragging rights of being part of the begin-ning of a new adventure for Marines in Indiana. GOAL Payoff the building loan, and make improvements to the property.

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Where do I start to thank everyone involved in this undertaking? Duane Straw, and his USO for hosting the Warriors during their airport time. The Colts Cheer Leaders for making an appearance at the VIP BBQ.

Rupert Boneham of Survivor for his time at the BBQ. Pound 111 , and Pack of Indiana Mascot- Sarge.

The many Detachment members who volunteered their time to make this weekend a success.

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I would like to thank all of the Sponsors, Companies , Organizations and people who stepped up to make this an event to remember both for the Wounded Warriors and all involved. Personally I want to thank the Detachments in Indiana ( Morgan County #1367, Southern Indiana Leathernecks #931, Howlin Mad #93, Mounds #502, Michiana #1348, Emerald City (NY) #877, and my own Detachment Hiram I Bearss #089 & Pound 111) for donating money, goods and their time to this mission, thereby carrying on the Mission of the Marine Corps League: Mission Statement-Members of the Marine Corps League join together in camaraderie and fellowship for the purpose of preserv-ing the traditions and promoting the interests of the United States Marine Corps, banding together those who are now serving in the United States Marine Corps and those who have been honorably discharged from that service that they may effectively pro-mote the ideals of American freedom and democracy, voluntarily aiding and rendering assistance to all Marines, FMF Corpsmen and former Marines and FMF Corpsmen and to their widows and orphans; and to perpetuate the history of the United States Ma-rine Corps and by fitting acts to observe the anniversaries of historical occasions of particular interest to Marines.

But my greatest thanks goes to LtCol Charlie Haislip, without whose guidance and passion for this project we would not have been as successful in accomplishing the mission as we were.

This was one of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had. My passion is insuring that Marines

are taken care of my passion meter was definitely pegged, commented Lt. Col. Haislip.

This detachment has set the standard by which we must gauge all of our future performances . We

have proven we can still work together as Marines to accomplish a mission. I hope your enthusiasm is

renewed as much as mine is. Below is the reason why we did it. Remember that always.

I am available at for your comments and discussion: Phone- (317) 855-8798 E-Mail [email protected] Semper Fidelis- Gary D. Nasby

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As a FREE service to our membership, we will be publishing our members business cards in the electronic version of the SCUTTLEBUTT. Any member who has a business or service, please send me your business card, either by email or US Postal Service, and I will post it in all upcoming monthly Newsletters. As always. Feel free to make donations to the Detachment to help us carry out our mission in the support of Marines and their families, and other worthy causes we support.

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Contact the editor to reserve

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Pickup Truck cover for sale: Best Offer Dimensions for camper are aprox -101 inches long and aprox 72 1/2 inches wide. Came off of Ford truck Black in color. No leaks. Proceeds to benefit Wounded Warrior Big Game Event. Call 317-546-7228 and leave message or email [email protected]

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Next Gun Show January 13-15, 2012 @ Indiana State Fair Grounds

October Gun Show Winner: Jeff Mathis Ticket # 011388

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GROWL SCHEDULE FOR 2012: Feb 23rd April 26thJune 28thSeptember 27th 2012.

AT 1900 @ MARINE BARRACKS INDY

Office Name Pound Keeper PDD Bud Albright

Senior Vice Pound Keeper PDD Russ Eaglin

Jr. Vice Pound Keeper PDD Gary Nasby

Dog Robber DD- Dave Hansell

Smart Dog PDD Mike Wukitsch

Mad Dog DD Lloyd Louks

Dog trainer PDD Jesus Quintana

Police Dog DD Jeff Milner

Watch Dog DD Connie Hamm

Jr. Past Pound Keeper PDD Russ Eaglin

Pooper Scooper PUP Harry Snyder

Dog Scratcher PDD Mike Wukitsch

Barking Dog PDD Gary Nasby

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A MONTHLY PUBLICATION SERVING THE MARINE CORPS LEAGUE FAMILY OF CENTRAL INDIANA

STOP IN ANY 2nd or 4th THURSDAY OF THE MONTH @ 18:00, MEET SOME MARINES, TAKE A TOUR, AND SEE WHAT WE ARE ABOUT

February 3 -5 , 20 12 Indianapolis , Indiana

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Emergency contacts: Russ Eaglin

Marion County VSO (317) 503-7799

LtCol (RET) Charles Haislip

Marine Foundation of Indiana 317-440-2516

Gary Nasby-Commandant

HIB MCL 317-855-8798

Police-Fire-Medical

Emergency 911

Quality Inn Hotel (317) 577-0455

USO Indianapolis

(317) 920-8840

USO Airport (317) 241-6070

Lucas Oil Stadium Security

( 317)262-4000

The Country Club of Indianapolis

(317) 291-9770

Pepsi Coliseum (317) 927-7623

About Indianapolis

Indianapolis (abbreviated Indy ) is the capital of the U.S. state of Indiana, and the county seat of Marion County, Indiana. As of the 2010 United States Census, the city's population is 839,489. It is by far Indiana's largest city and, as of the 2010 U.S. Census, is the 12th largest city in the U.S., the second largest city in the Midwest (behind Chicago), the second most populous state capital (after Phoenix, Arizona), and the most populous state capital east of the Mississippi River. Indianapolis is also one of the fastest growing regions in the United States.

For much of its history, Indianapolis has oriented itself around government and industry, particu-larly manufacturing. Today, Indianapolis has a much more diversified economy, contributing to the fields of education, health care, and finance. Tourism is also a vital part of the economy of Indian-apolis, and the city plays host to numerous conventions and sporting events. Of these, perhaps the most well known is the annual Indianapolis 500. Other major sporting events include the Brickyard 400 and the Men's and Women's NCAA Basketball Tournaments. 2012 will mark the first time Indi-anapolis will play host to the Super Bowl. Super Bowl XLVI will be played at Lucas Oil Stadium, on February 5, 2012 in Downtown Indianapolis.

At the center of Indianapolis is the Mile Square, bounded by four appropriately named streets: East, West, North, and South Streets. Nearly all of the streets in the Mile Square are named after U.S. states. The exceptions are Meridian Street, which numerically divides west from east; Market Street, which intersects Meridian Street at Monument Circle; Capitol and Senate Avenues, where many of the Indiana state government buildings are located; and Washington Street, which was named after President George Washington. The street-numbering system centers not on the Circle, but rather one block to the south, where Meridian Street intersects Washington Street (part of the historic National Road)

Like most cities in the Midwest, it has four distinct seasons. Summers are hot and humid, with high temperatures regularly approaching 90 F (32 C), with some days exceeding 95 F (35 C). Spring and autumn are usually pleasant, with temperatures reaching around 65 F (18 C). Spring, how-ever, is much less predictable than autumn; midday temperature drops exceeding 30 F (16.7 C)) are common during March and April, and instances of very warm days (86 F/30 C) followed within 36 hours by snowfall are not unheard of during these months. Winters are cool, with daily highs barely inching above freezing. Temperatures occasionally dip below 0 F (18 C) on 7 nights per year. The rainiest months are in the spring and summer, with average rainfall of over four inches (100 mm) per month, mostly derived from thunderstorm activity; there is no distinct dry season with slightly higher summer averages.

The city's average annual precipitation is 41 inches (1,040 mm).

The mean July temperature is 75.4 F (24.1 C), and the corresponding figure for January is 26.5 F (3.1 C). The record high for Indianapolis is 106 F (41 C), on July 25, 1954. The record low is 27 F (33 C), on January 19, 1994. Average annual snowfall is 27 inches (69 cm).

The city is second only to Washington, D.C., for the number of war monuments inside city limits.

The labels of The Amateur Sports Capital of the World and The Racing Capital of the World have both been applied to Indianapolis.

Night Life The downtown's main nightlife is located on Meridian Street and Massachusetts Avenue. The night clubs and bars are located on Meridian Street between the Monument Circle and Lucas Oil Sta-dium. Massachusetts Avenue is a diverse location with multiple European bars and restaurants and is often considered as a hip and cosmopolitan neighborhood of the downtown. Some of the night clubs and bars near Meridian Street include Bartinis, Cadillac Ranch, Sensu, Blu, Subterra Lounge, Ugly Monkey, Slippery Noodle Inn, Howl at the Moon, Tiki Bob's, Claddagh Irish Pub, Kilroy's Bar and Grill, Hard Rock Cafe, Jillian's, Scotty's Brewhouse and a cigar lounge called Nicky Blaines. Mass Ave bars include Front Page Grill, Bazbeaux Pizza, Old Point Tavern, Bu Da Lounge, Chatterbox, Mesh on Mass, FortyFive Degrees, and Metro. Mass Ave also has various European bars that include MacNiven's (Scottish), Chatham Tap (English), and The Rathskeller (German). There are many other bars located around the Downtown area.

February in Indianapolis

WWW.INDYMARINES.ORG

317-546-7228

Capt.- Dr. Wm. B. Adams

USN

Barbara Lewandrowski

GS-12

Capt. Christopher White USMC

Capt. Jill Wolf

USMC

Sgt. Daniel Hill

USMC

SSgt. Terrence Jones

USMC

Sgt. Dean Sanchez

USMC

HN Esaul Molina

USN

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Sergeant Pedro Adame, 25

San Antonio, TX

Anti-Terrorism Battalion, Bravo Company and 2nd Bat-talion, 9th Marine Regiment

Lance Corporal Jeffrey Cole, 22

Woodstock, GA

2nd Battalion, 9th Marine

Regiment

Lance Corporal

Cornelius Donley, 24

Fort Wayne, IN

Wounded Warrior

Battalion East

Sergeant Michael Justin Frazier, 29

Pittsburgh, PA

2nd Battalion, 8th

Marine Regiment

Salvador Gonzalez

Nashville, TN

Sergeant Jonathon

Gordon, 26

La Crosse, WI

1st Battalion,

2nd Marine Regiment

Corporal

Christopher Heese, 26

Colorado Springs, CO.

2nd Battalion,

10th Marine Regiment,

Gulf Battery

Corporal Manuel Ocia Jimenez, 23

Brooklyn, NY

26th Marine

Expeditionary Unit

Lance Corporal

Meutz G. Joseph, 23

Boynton Beach, FL

3rd Battalion,

2nd Marine Regiment

Corporal Dylan Kelly, 21

Palmer, MA

Wounded Warrior Battalion East

Sergeant

Kevin Koffler 30

Rhinelander, WI

Fort Leonard Wood, MO

Corporal Charles W. Martin III, 25

Middletown, RI

2nd Battalion,

9th Marine Regiment

Corporal Joshua Ploetz

Rochester, Minnesota

1st Battalion,

3rd Marine Regiment

Lance Corporal

Joseph R. Ramon IV, 23

2nd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, Golf Company

Sergeant Justin

Schilling, 31

Nanty Glo, PA

3rd Battalion,

5th Marine Regiment

Lance Corporal Ron Sullivan, 23

Corpus Christi, TX

3rd Battalion,

7th Marine Regiment

Corporal Ryan Sullivan

Philadelphia, PA

Lance Corporal Ezekiel VanZant, 21

Tecumseh, OK

Wounded Warrior Battalion East

Lance Corporal Joel Wright, 24

Corsicana, TX

3rd Battalion,

9th Marine Regiment

Sergeant Joseph Rao, 22

Buford, GA

8TH ESB

Cpl Anthony Arriaga, 27

Pasadena, TX

2nd Battalion

4th Marines

HM3 Christopher

Braley, 26

Manteca, CA

Corpsman with 1st Battal-ion, 1st Marines, Alpha

Company,

4th Platoon

Sgt Rafael

Cervantes, 22

San Diego, CA

2nd Battalion,

3rd Marines

LCpl Darryl Charles, 21

San Diego, CA

3rd Battalion,

7th Marines

Sgt David Doty, 28,

Fenton, MO

3rd Battalion 5th Marines

Cpl Charles J. Dundon, 22 Quantico, VA

3rd Battalion, 4th Marines

SSgt Richard

Gonzalez, 30

San Jose, CA

3rd Battalion,

1st Marines

LCpl Patrick

Hawco, 24

Tivoli, NY

1st Battalion,

5th Marines

Cpl Soane Langi, 25

Palo Alto, CA

1st battalion 7th Marines

Cpl KurtEric Mason, 28

Moraga, CA

3rd Battalion 4th Marines

Cpl Anthony McDaniel

San Diego, CA

3rd Battalion 11th

Marines

LCpl Ryan McSweeney, 20

Marion, IA

1st Battalion, 3rd

Marines

Capt Lucian

Mossbarger, 26,

Brenham, TX

3rd Light Armored Recon-naissance Battalion

SSgt Mark Plummer, 30

Tulsa, OK

3rd Battalion 4th Marines and 2nd Battalion,

5th Marines

Cpl Brian Riley

OshKosh, WI

Reconnaissance Marine with 3rd Recon

Cpl Joshua Spivey, 31

San Diego, CA

1st Combat Engineer

Battalion

Cpl Robert Taylor, 27

Richmond, VA

1st Battalion, 6th Marines

LCpl Jeremy Van House, 20

Murfreesboro, TN

1st Battalion, 5th Marines

LCpl Austin Wells, 19

Bakersfield, CA

3rd Battalion,

7th Marines

Cpl Abakar Zaid, 31

Ft. Wayne, IN

Combat Logistics Bat-talion, 8th Marines

(CLB-8)

MENU:

BBQ Pulled Pork & BBQ Brisket

BBQ Beans

Cole Slaw

Macaroni Salad

Coffee & Lemonade

Desserts made by Karen Wukitsch...Catering by Barracks Catering

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The Country Club of Indianapolis was born more than 115 years ago on June 4, 1891. It was the first country club in the city and among the earliest in the nation. Those who formed the club were prominent social and industrial figures in the thriving city of 40,000. A remodeled farmhouse where the Woodstock Club is now situated served as the first clubhouse. It burned November 4, 1904 and was rebuilt only to burn again later. Back then, a day at the club was a full day. Members took a streetcar from down-town to Mapleton (which now is Illinois Street and Maple Road) for the first leg of the journey. Then they were picked up by the club's "carry-all", a wagon-like vehi-cle with seats along the sides for the last lap of the trip. Originally, it was not golf, but tennis and enclosed bowling in the clubhouse that attracted members.

In 1897, a distinguished member, Alvin S. Lockard, toured the world and discov-ered golf in India, and upon his return to Indianapolis, purchased a set of "sticks" and balls from Charles Mayer & Co. Two golf holes were constructed, and an annual fee of $1 was charged to interested members

Saturday 4 February 2012

Wounded Warrior Dinner

Hosted by:

Super Bowl Tailgate Party- 12PM-4PM At The Conrad Hotel-Indianapolis

Sponsored by:

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On the following pages we wish to thank the sponsors for this event. There were four levels of sponsorship.

Platinum: $1000 and up

Gold: $500-$999

Silver: $100- $499

Bronze: $1- $99

Without these sponsors funding this visit of these Wounded Warriors, we would not have been able to accomplish this mission.

Bravo Zulu!

United Auto Workers

Ford Motor Company

Indianapolis Steering System Plant

Indianapolis, Indiana

International Traveler Luggage USA, Ltd.

Ken White-CEO

Marine William T. Revis

Marine LtCol (RET) Charles & Debbie Haislip

Kathy McHugh Threewits

In memory of Cpl. John Three-wits, USMC

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Marine Loren Minnix

Andy & Shannon Copeland

Doug Waranke

Allison Waste Services Republic

Chula Vista, California

The Indianapolis 500 Gordon Pipers ITW Foundation

Indiana Chapter (IN-1)

Women Marines Association

MarineRobert Chaney

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Marine Corps League

Southern Indiana Leathernecks

Detachment #931

Marine Corps League

Hiram I. Bearss Detachment #089

The Marine Foundation of Indiana, INC.

Dr. & Mrs. David Brokow

In honor of

James E. Brokow, HM1

FMF Corpsman

WWII-1944-1945

Sam & Becky DeSantis

In Honor of their Daughter

Marine Sgt. Theresa Richards

Marine Greg & Beth Troxell

Avery Dennison Corp.

Label & Packaging Materials

Greenfield , Indiana

HOWLIN' MAD Marine Corps League

Detachment #93

INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER

Personal Touch

Screenprintng & Embroidering

Indianapolis, IN

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Marine Lt-Gen (Ret) Carol & Col. (Ret) James Mutter

Marine LtCol (Ret) Dan & Anne Switzer

Marine MGySgt (Ret) John & Leslie Lund

Christopher Merritt

Marine Russ & Valerie Eaglin

Marine Jeff Milner

United Auto Workers-Local 1111 Retirees

MORGAN COUNTY Marine Corps League Detachment #1367

Clarke Engineering Services Inc.

Marine Alki E. ScopelitisGarvin, Light, Hanson& Feary Law Firm

Marine Lloyd & Vera Louks

Marine Michael & Karen Wukitsch

Marine Gary & Lori Nasby

Anonymous Donors by request

Fidelity Charitable

SAIC: From Science to Solutions

Marine Andy & Matilda Campos

Meijer Store 11351 E. Washington St., Indianapolis

Sanford Upstate Sales Co. LLC Cicero, NY

American Legion Post 787 Cicero, NY

Marine Nelson C. Roetter

MOUNDS Marine Corps League Detachment #502

Marine Ward D. & Claudia Britt

Marine Charles Zentz

Marines Kay & Mike Ross

Robert Reyburn

Marine Tim Hutchison

Marine Richard Ben & Sue Benjamin

United Auto Workers & Retirees, Local 111

David L. Bahl, Mr. David V. Bahl and Daniel J. Bahl

Weldall Mfg., Inc.,Waukesha, WI

Marine Dan Masters Indy 1500 Gun Shows

MICHIANA MARINES Marine Corps League Detachment #1348

Robert S. Reyburn

Marine Anthony & Mary Mungovan

Brian Jennings

Marine Connie Hamm

Class 3 Sales

Emerald City MCL Detachment #877 Chittenango, NY

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Marine Melissa Jacobs Marine Fred Axthelm Marine James Wade

Brenda S. Leive Darlene Read EAST GATE CHRYSLER/JEEP/DODGE

UNITED AUTO WORKERS

RETIREES, LOCAL 98

KROGER Store #864

Greenwood, Indiana

Roger & Dawn Brockman

Paul & Gail Edelman Mary Lou K. Riley Paul & Paula Arnoldcarlson

Gary M. Jones Donna M. Kopach TEXAS ROADHOUSE

1405 Shadeland Ave, Indianapolis

Commercial Printing Services Anonymous by request Marine Steve McCrory

Charlene Eversole

American Legion Post #182 James Grahm Phil Edelman

Dawn Brockman George Daughterty David Espich

Marine Ronald Bud Albright

Martha Albright

Katie Krist Janet E Catanese

Thomas Catanese

Marine Guy Miller III Kent Morgan-United States Coast Guard

Monroeville VFW

Post 10205

Hiram I BearssMCL

Devil Dogs Pound 111

Pack of Indiana

Host Committee:

Charlie Haislip MFI, Chair

Gary Nasby MCL & Donations

Russ Eaglin VSO

Duane Straw USO

Beth Troxell Publicity

Greg Troxell Legal Counsel

Mike Wukitsch Recording Secretary

Andy Campos Acquisitions

Doug Hardwick Acquisitions

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