Vietnam Vet Gazette

Our Motto: Never again will one generation of veterans abandon another.

Vietnam Veterans of AmericaVietnam Veterans of AmericaChapter 862, Southwestern Pa.Chapter 862, Southwestern Pa.

www.vva862.org PO Box 26, Rochester, PA 15074

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General Membership Third Wednesday

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July 2017Issue 177

VVA 862 Color Guard makes its way down Midland Avenue

VVA Makes a Grand Showing in Midland4th of July ParadeKathleen (Katy) Miller, Public Affairs

This day—the birth of our country—belongs to us. On this Independence Day 2017, we remember all those who made sacrifi ces for our freedom and celebrate with a parade.

Members from VVA 862 and its Color Guard, marched in the Midland parade to honor our country’s heritage. DAV 107, the American Legion, local VFWs, fi re trucks, ambulances, tractors and antique cars, and enthusiastic bands kept time in the parade. Following the parade, the Midland VFW had a banquet for the veterans.

(l-r) Michelle Wilcox, Terri Carr, Kathy Miller

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(foreground) Dave Matt hews drives President Larry Googins

Phil Morris keeps watch in the tower

Riding Sure Beats Walking! (l-r) Jim Juillerat, unknown, Rich Orsen, Sam Giordano

(l-r) Rich Gillin, Bill Winkle, Jim Eakles

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The 16th Annual Support Our Troops Rally held on Sunday, June 11th at the Gazebo in Irvine Park in Beaver was another resounding success. The Rally began at 3:00 PM with an invocation by Chaplain Don Villella, the Presentation of Colors by the Chapter 862 Color Guard, and the National Anthem sung by Diane Brosius. We had a beautiful sunny day with mild temperatures and no rain. This was the largest turnout of veterans, families, and local residents than we had previously seen.

As has been in the past, the entire afternoon program was free. Beaver Supermarket donated food items and soft drinks and Brighton Music Center donated and operated their modern sound equipment which made the musical entertainment exceptional. Rita Swesey printed donation signs and, together with others, sold the signs which paid for the event. Many other individuals and organizations also contributed to the event but are too numerous to list.

The entertainment program, organized by Jay Paisley and directed by Diane Brosius and Rudy Zetz , was excellent. It began with popular music from the 70s, 80s, and 90s followed by patriotic selections from The Voices.

Much of the credit for organizing the program again goes to AVVA Life Members Bob Gwin and Rita Swesey. They will tell you that they didn’t do it alone, but it takes leaders with an idea and a vision to turn that idea into a successful event. Bob has done this for years, and now Rita has joined him to make the event even more successful. They plan to improve the Rally each year.

I want to thank everyone who contributed to the Support Our Troops Rally and helped make this event so memorable. Our chapter again followed and demonstrated the founding principle of the Vietnam Veterans of America that “Never Again Will One Generation of Veterans Abandon Another.”

Presentation of the Colors

Support Our TroopsLarry Googins, President

Kathy Romeo (left) Gulf War chaplain aide and VVA 862’s Kathy Miller (Vietnam era aircraft maintenance)

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Upcoming Chapter 862Upcoming Chapter 862Special Mee ngs & EventsSpecial Mee ngs & Events

Red text indicates updated informa on

Aug 8-12 - VVA National Convention, New Orleans

Aug 9 – NO BOD Meeting (due to VVA Convention)

Aug 16 - Picnic, Industry Park (Philip Morris) NO Membership meeting at VFW

Aug 18-20 - Beaver/Bridgewater River Regatta (Frank Petz)

Sep 2 – Blaine Allinder Annual Golf Outing (Corey Allinder)

Sep 13 – NO BOD Meeting (moved to Sep 20)Sep 20 – BOD Meeting @ 5:00 PM,

Membership Meeting @ 7:00 PMSep 30 – POW/MIA Bike Run (Philip Morris)Oct 28-29 - VVA PASC ConferenceNov 9-10 - Arlington Cemetery Wreath

PresentationNov 11 – Veterans Day Parade, Beaver, 10:30 am

Other Fun EventsJul 12 – Veterans Breakfast Club, Mars VFW,

9:00 am (FREE)Jul 21 – New VA Rochester Clinic “Grand

Opening” CelebrationAug 12 – Veteran “X” Golf Outing, Stoughton

Acres Golf CourseAug 24-28 – AVTT “Traveling Wall”, Butler, PASep 14-16 – Vietnam Veterans Reunion,

Kokomo, INSep 27 (??) – Gold Star Mother’s Dinner

1 Tom Preston David Walker 2 Franklin Pett it James Wolfe 3 Jay Alstadt John Haas Lon Hogue Edward Moore Gary Palyszeski 4 Henry Rousseau Theodore Rutkowski 5 Chuck Ritt le 6 Maitland Fraser 7 Rich Hogue Ginger Muns Nick Pavkovich Carl Rectenwald Elayne Swift 8 Carl Vincent 9 Joe Bembnowski Rose Kelly Rich Webster 10 Dean Carte Linda Moore Al Mixon 11 Al Martin 12 Mike Kidder 13 Richard Sutt on Roger Scatt on 14 Pat Cooney Jim Reardon 15 George Gillin Dan DeFloria 16 Roger Chabot

17 Jim Dowarth Vincent Heider Jack Jamison Jacob Sokolowski 19 Larry Tanner 20 Bill Manners 21 Lee Corfi eld Dante Decanini Earl Lee 22 Art Davis Louis Steff 23 David Allen Luther Burrows Jr. William Lloyd Bob Hardman Dave Mehera Dan Reznik Harold Travis Jr 24 Duane Lipps Bob Reott 25 Joe Grimm John Klimovich John Yeck 26 Rudy Zetz Jr Mike Oakey 27 Herman Clingenpool Dave Kost 28 Ray Rapp Dave Sciarett a 29 Duilio Bonazza Deb Bowers Sam Giordano 30 Dan Neal 31 Bob Harding

August Birthdays

During the month of June, red roses were sent in memory of eleven deceased Vietnam Era veterans and one family member of Chapter 862. Our Chapter sends a single red rose

and vase to the funeral home for every military veteran, or family member of a member of our chapter, who passes away. Chaplain Don Villella scans the newspapers daily and orders the roses sent to the appropriate funeral home in honor of the deceased veteran(s) or family member.

Red Rose Honors

Edward KalishBeaver, Pa.

—June 19, 2017(Ed, 87, husband of Gold Star Mother and AVVA

member Patricia Kalish, was the stepfather of Ralph Moreira Jr., who is listed on our Beaver Memorial).

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VVA 862 General Meeting MINUTESJune 21, 2017

Michelle Wilcox, Secretary VVA 862

Minutes continued on page 6

Called to order by President Larry Googins @ 7:00 PMOpening Prayer by Don Villella. Att endance was 106.Pledge of Allegiance was led by Exec VP Bill Laughner VVA Mott o: “Never Again Will One Generation of Veterans Abandon Another”Philip Morris introduced Mike Blackwood and Jay Daniels from the Blackhawk Golf Course. They presented a check for $7500.00 to the Chapter from proceeds of the 2nd Annual Armed Forces Golf Outing held in May. A check for $1500.00 was also presented to Warrior Call Boxing in Baden.Linwood Alford introduced Maria Brown, director of the CCBC Apprenticeship Readiness Program. This program teaches skills necessary for apprenticeship positions. The current class is full but an 8-week evening program will be starting July 19th. The course is free.Introduction of Guests or Prospective Members – noneMembers Sick or in Distress – Rick McCracken, Harry Harlow, Mike Coligure and Ed & Mary Alice Bernstein. Ed Kalish, husband of GSM Patricia Kalish passed away.Roll Call of Offi cers: Present – 12, Excused - 2, Absent – 0Secretary’s Report: Minutes: No corrections to the May minutes. Communications: Thank you notes from the scholarship recipients, Tom McCormack and families of deceased veterans were read.Treasurer’s Report: Jake Barsott ini went over all acct balances, which were approved pending audit. Review of BOD recommended motions awaiting membership approval(1) 1. A motion was made by John Szatkiewicz and 2nd by Ben Wright to place a full-page ad @

$150.00 in the Beaver Valley Choral Society program. Motion approved.Committ ee ReportsMembership - Gary Shaff er - Membership 794 - LIFE 716. Since August 2015, there have been 194that have become Life members.Minority Aff airs – Linwood Alford talked about the Helmets to Hardhats program.Public Aff airs – Katy Miller – Posted pictures of the Memorial Day parade on the VVA National Facebook page. Hospitalized Veterans – no new visits planned at this time.Honor/Color Guard - Ray Litz inger - One Funeral, two fl ag presentations.PTSD – Larry talked about the PTSD Wellness program off ered at Butler & Pitt sburgh VA.Veterans Assistance – Bill Laughner. There are two requests pending. Memorial Bricks – Ron Heitz enrater. 3 bricks installed and 3 more applications.POW/MIA – Philip Morris. POW/MIA Run meeting will be held at the Rochester VFW on June 22nd @ 7:00 PM. The Run is September 30th.Website – Lee Corfi eld. Use the website; the information is there.Legislative – Bart Farzati. (1) The Employment Eligibility legislation is dead. The round-down of benefi ts is still in eff ect. (2) The Agent Orange Reconciliation Act – the date of birth of the child is now the eff ective fi ling date. (3) The VA will pay for adult day care by contract, paying about 65% (70% disabled and above). (4) Wingman Act – will allow staff ers of congressmen with your

DRAFT COPYutes: utes: No corrections to the May minutes. No corrections to the May minute Communications:ommunications: Thank youThank you p recipients, Tom McCormack and families of deceased veterans were readp recipients, Tom McCormack and families of deceased veterans were reBarsott ini went over all acct balances, which were approved pending auditBarsott ini went over all acct balances, which were approved pending audended motions awaiting meended motions awaiting

Next VVA 862 Mee ng:July 19, 7:00 p.m.

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JUNE MINUTES – cont’d from page 5

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permission to access claim records. 2018 raise 2.1%. (5) Toxic Research Act includes no funding. (6) Veterans Choice will be in eff ect as long as there is funding.President’s Report

Old Business Larry presented the John “Chief” Namath award to Ray Litz inger, who was unable to att end the Spring Banquet.PASC State Council – Larry had all att endees fi ll out tier att endance sheets.PVAF – Jake Barsott ini explained the program. Help is needed to raise funds that are used by the PA chapters in the form of grants.New Business Veterans Treatment Court – A very successful program, but more mentors are needed.Times Interview – several members were interviewed about Vietnam 50 years later.

Vice-Presidents’ ReportsExec. VP Bill Laughner – N/A1st VP Philip Morris – N/AAVVA – Keith Black - Membership 157. There will be a follow-up meeting for the Support the Troops rally on June 26th @ 6:00 PM at the VFW.October 6th will be Agent Orange clover sale at the Monaca Walmart from 10 AM – 4 PM.Annual Picnic will be held August 15th. Bring your favorite dish or dessert.$100.00 was donated to Project Friendship. $200.00 was donated to the Yellow Ribbon Girls to send care packages to the USS Fitz gerald.50/50 was $135.00 and was won by Chuck Szabo, who donated $50 back to the AVVA.Good of the Chapter4th of July Parade Midland. Meet at 9:00 AM at 3rd Street. The new VA clinic in Rochester (old Kmart building) is opening on June 26th. The grand opening celebration is July 21st. Monaca offi ce closes on June 23rd.Rich Kamzelski thanked Philip Morris for all the work on the fi eld cross and all who att ended the dedication. He also thanked all who helped with security at the Rally for Life.John Szatkiewicz – Beaver Meadows (part of the St Barnabas Health System) is compiling a list of veterans for our chapter.Bart Farzati announced that you can pre-register for AFEES online shopping at htt ps://www.vetverify.org/ Shopping will be available starting Veterans Day.Don Villella asked all to vote for Cornerstone on htt ps://digitalboostvoting.isynergy.io/Hampton Township and The American Veterans Traveling Tribute (AVTT) will be presenting the Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall replica from June 29 thru July 4, 2017 at Hampton Community Park.Closing Prayer by Don Villella. Meeting adjourned @ 8:45 PM.

Are You Going to the 35th Kokomo Reunion??

• September 14–16

• 30 rooms reserved ($124 / night)

Please see Bill Laughner to make your reservation.

Deadline: 3rd week of August

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Legislative Update July 2017

Bart Farzati, Government Aff airs Chairman“As of July 5, every VA emergency room will be prepared to receive veterans with a ‘bad paper,’ (other than honorable) administrative discharge, who are experiencing a mental health crisis, and that they are now eligible to be treated for an initial period of up to 90 days, which can include inpatient, residential, or outpatient care.” VVA press release 20 June 2017. Let this be a reminder to all veterans that VA emergency mental health care is also available to you. As we age events around us and in our own lives may trigger the need for mental health care we never before thought we needed.

The House of Representatives NDAA released in late June calls for a 2018 COLA of 2.4% pay increase for military retirees and no changes in fees associated with Tricare For Life, the health care plan for retired military over age 65.

H.R.299 - Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act of 2017 now has 288 cosponsors which usually means representatives are sure they will never have to vote on the bill. This year however Chairman Roe has said he is ready to take a closer look at this important legislation. No hearings have been announced yet.

VA has established a presumptive service connection for Veterans, Reservists, and National Guard members exposed to contaminants in the water supply at Camp Lejeune from August 1, 1953 through December 31, 1987 who later developed one of the following eight diseases:

• Adult leukemia• Aplastic anemia and other

myelodysplastic syndromes• Bladder cancer• Kidney cancer• Liver cancer• Multiple myeloma• Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma• Parkinson’s disease

Presently, these conditions are the only ones for which there is suffi cient scientifi c and medical evidence to support the creation of presumptions. However, VA will continue to review relevant information as it becomes available. Veterans who are experiencing other health conditions that they think may be related to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune are encouraged to contact their primary care provider and to fi le a claim. VA reviews and decides disability compensation claims on a case-by-case basis.htt ps://www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures/camp-lejeune/

Donation From Black Hawk Golf Course

Larry Googins, PresidentAt the June 21st general membership meeting, we were pleased to introduce and welcome Mr. Mike Blackwood and Mr. Jay Daniels from Black Hawk Golf Course. Philip Morris established a mutual partnership with the golf course several years ago. On May 20th, Black Hawk Golf Course sponsored the Annual Armed Forces Golf Outing for residents and military supporters in our area. Many of our chapter members also participated and enjoyed a day of golfi ng and lunch. At our membership meeting, Mr. Blackwood and Mr. Daniels presented a large donation to our chapter from the proceeds from the day’s event. We are indebted to Black Hawk Golf Course for the continued support of our local veterans. Please visit the golf course and thank them for their partnership and contribution.

Mike Blackwood and Jay Daniels present a donation to the chapter during the June General Membership meeting

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A regular meeting of AVVA Chapter 862 was called to order by President Bobbie Morris at 6:00 pm with a reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment of silence for the POW/MIA.

AVVA Meeting MINUTESJune 21, 2017

Keith Black, Secretary AVVA 862

President Bobbie Morris said a word of prayer.Roll Call of offi cers and board members: Linda Szatkiewcz and Carl Curtis are excused.Secretary Keith Black read the minutes for May. A motion was made by Donna Corfi eld with a second by Judy Hage. Motion carried.Treasurer: Sue Bridgewater gave report. Approved pending audit.Membership Report Sue Smith: We now have 157 members and 100 life members. We are 3rd in the Nation, 2nd in the region, and 1st in the State.VISTA Chair Laurel Beitsinger: 157.5 hours were submitt ed last month.Old BusinessSupport Our Troops Rally: Bob Gwin – It was a beautiful day. It was estimated there was 600 people in att endance. Bob thanked everyone for all the help. Goshen Market, Beaver Super donated a lot of the food, Brighton Music donated, and Beaver Borough donated the gazebo. Bob Gwin, Sue Bridgewater, and Rita Swesey were thanked for all the work they did by Bobbie Morris. Rita reported that $3297.00 was raised from the sign sales. There will be a wrap up meeting on Monday, June 26th at 6:00 pm at the Rochester VFW.A motion was made to reemburse the $50 Joyce spent to purchase the two $25 gift cards for the VFW Gold Outing by Judy Hage. A second was made by Nancy Hoff man. Motion carried.Donna Corfi eld att ended the State Council convention as a delegate for the chapter. She brought back a quilt with the names, dates served, and branch each offi cer and delegate that att ended the convention. Discussion about care givers was conducted and general housekeeping concerning By-Laws. There will be a Silent Auction in

October. They are donating $100 for National Project Friendship/Valor and want the Chapters to send theirs in by October. Next year it will be for Veteran Service Canines. The proposed By-Laws will be worked in July.June 28th at 6:00 at King’s will be the Board of Director’s meeting.New BusinessEd Kalish, a Gold Star Family Member, passed away. A motion was made to Sue Smith to send a Rose bouquet to the funeral home. A second was made by Sue Bridgewater. Motion carried. Visitation will be at Huntsman Funeral Home in Rochester from 2:00 – 4:00 pm and 6:00 – 8:00 pm.October is Agent Orange Awareness month. Clover sales will be at the Monaca Walmart October 6th from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.The Independence Day Parade will be in Midland on July 4th.A motion was made by Donna Corfi eld to donate $100 to Valor at the State level. A second was made by Rita Swesey. Motion carried.A motion was made by to donate $200.00 to the Yellow Ribbon Girls in support of the U.S.S. Fitz gerald by Judy Hage. A second was made by Nancy Hoff man. Motion carried.Good of the ChapterThe Annual Picnic is August 16th at Industry Park starting at 12:00 Noon. “NO AVVA/VVA Meeting.” Please bring a side dish or a dessert. Phillip Morris will be collecting door prizes. The businesses who donated to the rally are going to be invited to the picnic to show appreciation for their support.The State of Pennsylvania will have 5 incorporated chapters soon. Chapter 131 out of Reading is in the process of being incorporated as well as another chapter has just become incorporated.Rita Swesey was presented with her Member of the Year Award since she could not att end the banquet.Candy and 50/50 will be sold during the VVA meeting.

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Next AVVA 862 Mee ng: July 19, 6:00 p.m.

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Member Tom McCormack Spearheads Panama Charity

Kathy (Katy) Miller, Public Affi ars

The people of Beaver County who contributed to the Tom and Linda McCormack Foundation showed their generosity by sending a truckload of medical equipment to the people of Panama. Volunteers—just everyday citizens and veterans (WWII, Korea, and Vietnam Vets of 862)—helped load a 40-foot tractor-trailer full of wheelchairs, crutches, walkers, artifi cial limbs, and children’s clothing, on June 13th.

(Editor’s note: for more about the Tom and Linda McCormack Foundation, visit their website at htt p://www.panamamccormackfoundation.com/)

Thank you!Kathy (Katy) Miller, Public Aff airs

Thanks to our drivers who drive veterans on the Veterans’ Van to Pitt sburgh hospitals every week: Jerry Fisher, Tony Whitt ed, Ken Oakes, and Bart Farzati.

Thanks from the First United Presbyterian Church of Darlington to VVA 862 for our donation which helped buy a wheelchair elevator with hydraulic drive that helps transport veterans and other church members.

Quilt of ValorMichelle Wilcox, Secretary

The Beaver Valley Piecemakers Quilt Guild have been involved with Quilts of Valor for over 10 years. As a kickoff to their newest campaign, the guild chose to honor two of their own members.

Wheelchair elevator installed at First United Presbyterian Church of Darlington

Michelle Wilcox (right) with her new quilt of valor

On May 3rd, two Quilts of Valor were awarded to LTC Marilyn Nebel, USA (Ret.) and myself. I can’t begin to describe the feeling when that quilt was placed over my shoulders.

(above) packing the container

for transport to Panama; Tom

McCormack (right) keeping the forklift

busy

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Vietnam Veterans of America Membershipis open to any Veteran who served

Anywhere during the Vietnam War eraVietnam Veterans of AmericaMEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONName:______________________________________Phone:________________Birthday____/____/____

Address:_______________________________City:____________________State:_____Zip___________

Standing Commi eesAgent Orange / Dioxin– Mike Coligure ....................412-613-1810Chapter Service Coordinators– Michelle Wilcox ............847-3463 Nick Pavkovich ..............847-0592Community Services– Chuck Inman ...............................709-7747Finance / Auditor– Bill Winkle ........................................774-2626Government Aff airs– Bart Farza ...................................777-2193Membership– Gary Shaff er .............................................643-8941Minority Aff airs– Reuben Fuller ......................................378-4990POW / MIA– Phil Morris .................................................643-5725Public Aff airs– Kathy (Katy) Miller ...................................709-8104Veterans Aff airs / Benefi ts Advisor– Kathy Nairn ...........770-4450Women Veterans ................................................................ Vacant

Chapter 862 Offi cers & Directors(All 724 Area Codes unless noted)

Offi cersPresident– Larry Googins ................................ 869-7090Exec– VP Bill Laughner .................................... 843-68281st VP– Phil Morris .......................................... 643-5725Secretary– Michelle Wilcox ............................. 847-3463Treasurer– Jake Barso ni ............................... 601-7293

DirectorsBob Horner (3)Don Tice (3)Don Villella (3)

Chapter 862 DelegatesLarry GooginsBill LaughnerPhilip MorrisMichelle WilcoxJake Barso ni

AVVA Chapter 862Offi cers

President– Bobbie Morris ....................... 643-5725VP Linda– Szatkiewicz ............................. 643-8422Secretary– Keith Black ............................. 513-3177Treasurer– Sue Bridgewater .......................643-0731

DirectorsSandy Giordano ....................................... 203-4569Carl Cur s ................................................ 869-0294Rita Swesey .............................................. 775-7529

Parliamentarian Veronica Grant ........... 462-3717Chaplain Barb Googins .......................... 869-7090Membership Susan Smith ..................... 728-6741

Special Commi eesHonor / Color Guard– Ray Litzinger ........................ 378-5855Homeless Veterans– Bill Porupsky .......................... 495-7051Hospitalized Veterans ..................................................VacantNomina ng– Lon Hogue ......................................... 846-8857PX– Frank Petz ......................................................... 774-1867PTSD / Substance Abuse– Ray Litzinger .................. 378-5855Scholarship– Lon Hogue .......................................... 846-8857Veterans Assistance– Bill Laughner ........................ 601-3597

Other Posi ons / ChairpersonsChaplain– Don Villella. ............................................ 843-7401Highway Clean-up– Charles Ray ............................. 827-8310Memorial Bricks– Ron Heitzenrater ........................ 452-7483Newsle er– Susan Fudurich .print@myinkstar.com 847-2940Veterans Memorials– Rich Tindell .......................... 336-5457Webmaster– Lee Corfi eld........................................ 775-3027

I served in the US military (for otherthan training purposes) between8/5/1964 & 5/7/1975ORI served in the US military in Vietnam between 2/28/1961 & 5/7/1975DD-214 enclosed

I did not serve in the military during these mes, but I wish to join the Associates of

Vietnam Veterans of America (AVVA) - $20.00 / Year

NEW MEMBERRENEWAL - Membership Card #_____________

One (1) Year Membership $20.00

Three (3) Year Membership $50.00

Life Membership $75.00

Mail completed form, copy of DD-214 and check to:

VVA Chapter 862P.O. Box 26Rochester, PA 15074

Rich Raich (1) Gary Shaff er (1)Ken Pingatore (1)

Lee Corfi eldNick PavkovichRich RaichRay RappJohn Szatkiewicz

Gary Shaff erDave WalkerBob Weismantle

Ron Heitzenrater (2)Ron Ippolito (2)Nick Pavkovich (2)