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May 2019

The Patriot • May 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 - May 2

VFW CDR/Officer Meeting 6:30 pm | 2nd Thursday - May 9

VFW 7907 Post Meeting 7:00 pm | 3rd Thursday - May 16

VFW/AUX Roundtable & Social Planning Meeting 6:30 pm | 4th Thursday - May 23

AUX Monthly Meeting 6:00 pm | 2nd Tuesday - May 14

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

Commander’s Call

VFW Post Business Update• Post Consolidation with VFW Post 11388 pending Department

review and forwarding to National. • Elections are complete. Congratulations to the newly elected

Officers and thanks for stepping up. It’s good for the Post to have movement in the respective positions/chairs. Next year, again I will nominate the Sr Vice (and whoever is in that Chair) for CDR. Likewise, Jr Vice should be prepared to move to Sr. Vice. I know the CDR elect and AUX President elect along with all the Officers will do a fantastic job in the upcoming year. Remember, next Saturday the District is having a Mass Installation at the Lakeside VFW. Look forward to seeing everyone there.

• It’s official– VFW POST 7907 for the 2018/2019 year is an ALL STATE POST. Whether it was our Service Officer or Relief committee lending a helping hand or passing out Poppies at MCAS Miramar Air show over three days or at Qualcomm Stadium for the Notre Dame/Navy Game, signing up new members at Walmart, getting Patriot Pen or Voice of Democracy essays, donating to the National Home, supporting POW/MIA Day or the Law Enforcement Dinner, working with the JROTC Units, attending District Meetings, securing a Teacher of the Year nomination, sponsoring a Boy Scout Award, participating in the Adopt-a-Unit Dinner and the VFW Program list goes on and on, but WE did it. This is what the VFW is all about. Truly, a remarkable and wonderful accomplishment by all Post members and VFW Aux members. Thank you for your unselfish support and dedication to the VFW, Post 7907 and our Veterans. Thanks to everyone for Making It Happen.

April ReviewWe had some really good events. It was a pleasure hosting the US Army Recruiters. Nice job by the Membership Chair Richard Anderson and Pablo (new Trustee) in recruiting a few of the active duty soldiers. Take a look below at all the new members Richard has been recruiting.

On the 27th, the Combat Veteran’s Motorcycle Association did their Poker run. This was the same day as the shooting in Chabad of Poway Synagogue shooting. Our hearts and prayers go out the victims. There is absolutely no justification whatsoever for that hatred. NONE.

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Our deepest sympathies & prayers are with those affected by the

Chabad of Poway Synagogue shooting.

Our deepest sympathies & prayers are with those affected by the

Chabad of Poway Synagogue shooting.


The Adopt-a-Unit Cajun Dinner/Silent Auction was lovely event. So much fun, good music, singing, happy faces, etc. I’m so proud of Chad and the Marines. The food was in the words of Chad “delicious”, thanks to all the prep and hard work of Vicky and Uncle Al. Special Thanks to all the gift basket donors (too many to list), to those who worked hard getting basket donated and those who purchased gift baskets. Bravo Zulu to Sara and Chad who did an incredible job putting the baskets together and tending to the paperwork. Thanks to the “Stage Crew”- you know who you are. Thanks to those who decorated- Melissa and crew. Thanks to those who help serve- Linda and Sandy. And how about our Service Officer, yet again, lending a helping hand. Lastly but not least, and Thanks to the clean up crew (Fernando/Jason) on Sunday. By the numbers, we blew our target fundraising goal of $5,000 out of the water by 65%, raising thousands of dollars on the Silent Auction. Hopefully, we can do it again next year. It was a great event.

QUOTE of the Month“You have two hands, one for helping yourself, and the other for helping others.”

See Judge Advocate section for the answer

DATES TO REMEMBER5/1 Major combat operations in Iraq ended in 2003 5/2 Osama bin Laden (OBL*) killed by US Forces in 2011 5/3 Battle of the Coral Sea begins in 1942 5/8 V-E Day in 1945 5/16 Armed Forces Day (est. August 1949) 5/20 101st Airborne captures Hamburger Hill (Vietnam) in 1969 5/25 Memorial Day tradition started in 1860’s

May Events-Happy Birthday to our WWII Vet and dear friend Charles (94 years young- later this month- May 27). We have a few special and new events coming in May:

• Drink Special – OBL* – A shot and a splash of Ocean Spray or water. Ask the Bartender

• This Friday Night we will be recognizing our Post Scout of the Year. Come on down to see this impressive young man.

• As mentioned, Mass Installation is on the 11th. • A new band is playing for us on the 17th- come on out and

listen to some good music. • Our friends at the Ramona VFW are having their famous pig

roast on Saturday, May 18 (Free to active duty Military). • We will be having a special party will be on Friday, May 24th –

See the House Chair for details. • Friday BurgerBurns continue to be a good time. And, on Saturday

nights, the Fernando will be cooking Chicago type Dogs with all the fixing and Tom (Petty) will be doing the Karaoke.

• Memorial Day – Please see Jr Vice Bill Kimble, Jr Vice elect Sal or PC Bob Parks for details.

• Happy Mother’s Day (Reminder–May 12th) to all the Mothers – No doubt the hardest job in the world. Mother’s Day Breakfast is compliments of VFW Post 7907.

Enjoy the rest of the Newsletter- Come on down to the Post, relax, say HI to the best bartenders in town and enjoy the coldest drinks in town. Be Safe and remember to lend a Helping Hand.

Bill Morrison

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

Auxiliary OfficersAuxiliary President…Alex Grosch

Auxiliary Sr. Vice President…Robert Fenter

Auxiliary Jr. Vice President…Bill McKibbin

Auxiliary Treasurer…Brad Cotton

Auxiliary 1st Year Trustee…Linda Miller

Auxiliary 2nd Year Trustee…Jim Gordon

Auxiliary 3rd Year Trustee…Patty Grosch


From the auxiliary

The VFW Auxiliary started with a small group of women who wanted to serve veterans. Today, we have more than 475,000 male and female members and more than 3,800 Auxiliaries representing all 50 states.

Membership in the VFW Auxiliary is an excellent way to show your support of America’s veterans. If you are a member, we encourage you to participate and to ask someone else to join as we work to improve the lives of America’s veterans, active-duty service members and their families and communities across this great nation.

From the senior ViCe Commander

Congratulations to our newly elected and appointed Post Officers. This is an interesting time of year for the Post because with a new leadership team, comes fresh new ideas.

This past year, Commander Bill Morrison recognized the need to streamline Canteen business. Besides operational changes that will prove financially beneficial, he empowered the House Committee Chairman to update canteen operations and layout of the bar area, thus making it more efficient. Additionally, by following through with the solar panel project this summer will demonstrate its effectiveness by lowering our payments to SDG&E. Special thanks to the Auxiliary for completing the work.

Commander-Elect Don Stonecipher, and his team should have no problem continuing the forward momentum the Post has gained under Commander Morrison. If we continue with events that are open to the public, i.e. the Friday “Burger Burn” and Karaoke Nights, Special Event Dinners, etc. we may be able to generate their support and gain more new members.

In Comradeship,

Vernon DuMoltFrom the Junior ViCe Commander

Comrades,

The Post had another strong month in April thanks to the giving spirit of many fine Americans…Post members, Auxiliary members, and the general public alike. Thank you to all those who gave outstanding Poppy donations throughout the month. We can’t ever rest on our past achievements, though, as we must keep an eye on our purpose of supporting Veteran’s in need. With that in mind, we are looking for an even better May.

I’m also happy to mention that in addition to the funds raised during the Silent Auction, our relief fund also got an added boost by the merger of the Rancho Peñasquitos post as they added their existing funds to ours. These extra funds will greatly assist us as we move forward in our mission.

Cheers,

Bill Kimble

Bravo Zulu of the MonthThe Bravo Zulu of the month is awarded to The stage crew…Leroy and Tom for their hard work prepping the stage, Jason for donating the carpet and labor, and Karaoke Tom for his spectacular karaoke set up. The updated stage looks amazing gents!

From the Chaplain

In light of the fact we recently celebrated the great feast of Easter, I’d like to take this opportunity to share a brief reflection on the true meaning behind the season. This is not about bunnies and candy. Easter not only is the foundation of the Christian faith, Easter also invigorates our hope. Hope draws our eyes upward, where God resides. Saint Paul encourages us:

“Therefore, if you be risen with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is sitting at the right hand of God. Mind the things that are above, not the things that are upon the earth. For you are dead and your life is hid with Christ in God. When Christ shall appear, who is your life, then you also shall appear with Him in glory” (Colossians 3:1-4).

God bless.

Barry CroninFrom the surgeon

Comrades,

Huge shout out to everyone who helped out for the Adopt-a-Unit dinner! The evening was truly remarkable and on behalf of the SATAF I would like to say thanks to Fernando, Melissa, and crew for the decorations, Sara and Richard for everything they did for the auction (plus those that donated all the wonderful items!), Vicki and Uncle Al for the fantastic meal and Linda and Sandy who delivered the plates and cleaned, and lastly, the unsung hero of a dishwasher, Bud.

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):

“There’s two kinds of people, them goin’ somewhere and them goin’ nowhere. And that’s what’s true.”

Previous month’s answer – Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World

Chad ‘Axel’ FoleyEmail: [email protected]


From the Quartermaster

Hello everyone,

Since we elected new officers in April, the Election Report has been completed and sent in. Also, the mass installation has been scheduled and the associated fees have been paid, so we are complete with everything required.

The Adopt-a-Unit dinner and Silent Auction was a raving success. We made about $8,000 that night as a result of all of the effort that went into it.

Our new Point of Sale (POS) system is ready to go and is being implemented on May 1st. After a lot of coordination and effort getting it operational, we expect this to save us money and also help us get a better understanding of the Canteen operation.

We will be processing 15 new members that were voted in during April. Richard is keeping me busy with this paperwork.

Alan Helton

From the Judge adVoCate

Greetings Comrades,

I would like to congratulate and thank Don S., Bill, Sal, Alan and Don B. for standing up and accepting their respective offices to which they were elected. This will be Don’s FIFTH time around as Commander. Comrades, that is Dedication with a big capital D.

Many of you may have heard that the Rancho Peñasquitos Post will be rejoining us at the Poway Post via a merger. I know all will make them feel welcome.

Just a quick reminder, the FRA will be hosting the Memorial Day Ceremony at Deerborn Cemetery on 27 May. The VFW Post 7907 has a role to play in that ceremony, please mark your calendar and come out and support our Post and our brother Veteran Organizations.

Now that the weather is warming up, I hope to have a “Cold One” at the Post with you.

Quote of the Month Answer: Audrey Hepburn

Bob ParksFrom the adJutant

Dear Comrades,

I want to thank everyone for coming out to support the post on the Silent Auction Night. The food was delicious , the music was good and the drinks were great! Please come out to the burger burns on Fridays and enjoy a delicious with a beer.

For this month trivia:What is the name of the artist of name of the song for the following lyrics?

Say, don’t you remember, they called me “Al”It was “Al” all the timeWhy don’t you remember, I’m your palSay buddy, can you spare a dime

Thank you for your time,

Alberto Vazquez

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED VFW, AUX & kids who need Community Service Credit

Saturday Morning Work Party Each Saturday at 9:00 am at the PostFor more info contact Fernando Law.

VFW Officers Commander - Don StonecipherSenior Vice Commander - William KimbleJunior Vice Commander - Salvatore PelleritoQuartermaster - Alan J HeltonChaplain - Manuel Biadog1 Year Trustee - Pablo Facun2 Year Trustee - Howard Dunbar3 Year Trustee - William BauerieAdjutant - Alberto VazquezService Officer - Bud LichtensternJudge Advocate - William MorrisonSurgeon - Chad Foley

Auxiliary Officers President - Shari Dunbar Senior Vice President – Linda MillerJunior Vice President – Karen KimbleSecretary – Sara Salazar Treasurer – Jim GordonChaplain – Sara SalazarConductor – Robert FenterGuard - James JonesTrustee No. 3 - Patti CanigliaTrustee No. 2 - Patty GroschTrustee No. 1 - Lisa DuMolt

Congratulations to the New 2019-2020 Officers

May 11 District Mass Installation 11am at Lakeside Post for ALL newly elected and appointed VFW/AUX Officers


From the house Committee Chairman

I would thank Tom, Leroy, and Jason for the hard work done on the stage. Tom and Leroy spent several days installing new lights, reworking the electrical, prepping the stage, and pulling thousands of staples. The previous installer REALLY liked staples! Jason graciously donated $1,800 in material and labor to re-carpet the entire stage.

In May, we will be starting a Karaoke and Dog night at 5pm on Saturdays. We will have Chili Dogs, Mustard Dogs and any Dog in between. Please join us for a great night!

Please also remember that every Saturday we have a working party to clean and work on various odds and ends. Remember that volunteering is good for the soul and does a body good!

Thank you for your service!

Fernando LawFrom the membership Chairman

In April, the Post voted in the following members:

New Annual Member:• Boeglin, Leon A. USN. Recruiter Richard Anderson. • Camarda, Abdou. USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson. • Dorsey, Erick E. USN. Recruiter Alberto Vazquez.• Fontanoza, Monica A. USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson. • Frazier, Jeffrey E. USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson.• Handy, Jesse S. USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson. • Henderson, Kyle T. USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson. • Kimble, Quan A. USMC. Recruiter Richard Anderson. • Munoz, Fernando R. USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson.• Sandifer, James K. USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson. • Wilson, Kevin M. USA. Recruiter Richard Anderson.

New Life Member:• Caviness, Kyle T. USN. Recruiter Richard Anderson.• Huffman, Mike W. USMC. Recruiter Richard Anderson.• Nava, Leopoldo. USMC. Recruiter Richard Anderson.

Transfer Member:• Gonzalez, Felipe. USMC. Recruiter Richard Anderson.

Welcome Aboard!

Life Members 504. New members 39. Reinstated 7. Continuous 49. Total 599. Prior Year 544. Current member percent 110.11%

Richard Anderson

Richard & GySgt Quan A. Kimble is a new member to our Post. He is the SNCOIC at the Marine Corps recruiting office in Poway, Ca.

US Army Recruiters doing Training at the Post.

VFW Post & Community EventsArmy Recruiters Training - Friday, April 12, 2019April 12, 2019. Thirty-nine recruiters from the San Diego North County Re Recruiting Company assembled in our Post Hall for a training event. Spear-headed by our Post Commander. We provided them coffee and donuts- thank you Bill Kimble. Sandy and Chuck provided noon-time snacks. Good day! Several re rioters decided to join our Post. That’s An Oohrah!

Membership Chair Richard and Pablo signing up new US Army recruiters to the Post.


From the serViCe oFFiCer

Military Special Credits Work (Social Security)When veterans apply for retirement or disability benefits, Social Security checks their records. If they have qualifying military service, they get credit for additional wages for their military service. These credits are added to the veteran’s lifetime earnings record — not to the veteran’s monthly benefit check. But because Social Security uses lifetime earnings as the basis for figuring out a person’s retirement benefits, the credits can ultimately raise the monthly payment.

During World War II, members of the armed forces weren’t covered by Social Security, meaning they didn’t pay into the system and couldn’t get benefits based on their service.

After the war, with veterans returning to the civilian work force, Congress granted them extra credits on their records for the time of service. This was intended to help compensate for the low wages they’d been paid while in uniform and to offset the loss of civilian earnings that would’ve helped them qualify for or improve their Social Security retirement benefits.

In 1957, members of the military on active duty were covered by Social Security and paid Social Security taxes. In 1988, Social Security coverage was extended to people on inactive duty in the reserves. But both changes retained the practice of giving veterans a little bit extra in wage credits.

The credits are awarded in differing amounts according to certain time periods and length of service. The following applies to people who were on active duty or active duty for training:

1940 through 1956. Veterans with active service during World War II (defined as Sept. 16, 1940, through July 24, 1947) or the post-World War II period (July 25, 1947, through Dec. 31, 1956) are credited with an extra $160 in Social Security earnings for each month of military service.

1957 through 1977. Veterans of this period are credited with $300 in additional Social Security earnings for each calendar quarter in which they received active duty basic pay.

1978 through 2001. For every $300 in active duty basic pay, these veterans are credited with an extra $100 in Social Security earnings, up to a maximum of $1,200 a year. But if you enlisted after Sept. 7, 1980, and didn’t complete at least 24 months of active duty or a full tour, you may not be able to receive these added credits.

In 2001, Congress eliminated the program. Thus, military service in calendar year 2002 and later years no longer qualifies for the special credits.

Apply: According to Social Security, you don’t need to. They will be automatically added to your earnings when you apply for retirement or disability benefits.

However, it may be wise to ask your Social Security representative whether your work record shows that credits have been added to your account. Meanwhile, you may be asked for proof of your military service. If so, you may need your DD-214 to show proof for serving in the qualifying periods.

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

Bud Lichtenstern

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

The Fun Begins Saturday, May 4, 2019 | 5:00 pm

We will have Quarter Pound Hot Dogs with all the Fixings & Chips for a $5.00 Donation.Create your best hot dog with the following toppings:

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

ChiliCheeseTomatoesSauerkrautPickles

OnionRelishMustardKetchup

Starting in May...


VFW Post & Community EventsAdopt-a-Unit/Silent Auction - Saturday, April 20, 2019

Bud & District CDR Steven Williams at his farewell lunch.

District Commander Farewell Lunch

Howard Dunbar leading the troops in the Post Fight song... I Love This Bar

Richard Anderson lead vocals for I Love This Bar.

We had a packed house & a fabulous meal!Melissa Law & Chad Foley.

Thanks Sandy & Linda for serving this big crowd.

Move over Richie Sambora & Jon Bon Jovi... There’s a couple new cowboys in town

Chad Foley & Jason Widmer!

CDR Bill Morrison with the Combat Vets Motorcycle Association & District CDR (E) Miles.


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!

Join Us at the Post forthe following events:

UPcoming events

Join Us at the Post forthe following events:

SCOUT OF THE YEAR PRESENTATION May 3

DISTRICT CONVENTION, EL CAJONMay 5

MASS INSTALLATION OF NEW OFFICERS, LAKESIDE

May 11

RICK TROTTER BAND May 17

FLAG RAISING CEREMONY AT MT. CARMEL, 0700

May 24

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

Sunday, May 12th 9:00 am–1:00 pm

Moms come enjoy a fabulous breakfast of French toast, eggs, ham & potatoes.

✿ Free to Mothers ✿ $7.00 Donation for others

We would like to thank Ground Pounders Carpet Cleaning for their assistance in the carpeting our new stage.

COMING IN JUNE A FREE LIVING

TRUST SEMINARSEE POST BULLETIN BOARD FOR DETAILS.


MeMorial Day 2018Monday, May 27 11:00 am

Dearborn Memorial Park, Poway

They came from all walks of life and regions of the country but they all had one thing in common–love of and loyalty to country.

Join us in honoring our fallen comrades at this year’s Memorial Day Ceremony.

All Gave Some. Some Gave All.

Never ForgetMay 1, 2003 - President Bush declares the end of major combat in Iraq as he speaks aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln off the California coastPhoto credit: AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite

May 8, 1942 -Japanese aircraft carrier Shokaku under attack by Yorktown aircraft during the morning of 8 May. Flames are visible from a bomb hit on her forecastle.Photo credit: US Navy

May 2, 2011 - U.S. and NATO forces watch from the Pax Terminal at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan as it is announced that Osama bin Laden was killed in Pakistan.

Photo credit: Laura Rauch/Stars And Stripes

May 8, 1945 - A crowd celebrates the end of WWII in Times Square by holding the newspaper headlines high.Photo credit: Corbis

May 20, 1950 - Harry Truman observing the first Armed Forces Day. Reviewing the parade in Washington D.C. are (L-R) General Dwight Eisenhower; Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson & President Truman.

May 20, 1969 - A wounded U.S. paratrooper of the 101st Airborne Division is helped through a blinding rainstorm by two medics after being evacuated from Dong Ap Bia during the 10-day battle for Hamburger Hill.

Photo credit: AP Photo/Hugh Van Es

May 25,1860’s - Memorial Day tradition started. Originally called Decoration Day, the holiday was created to commemorate the roughly 625,000 Union and Confederate soldiers who died during the Civil War.

VFW POST 7907Burger Burn and Live Music with

The Rick Trotter Band!FRIDAY, MAY 17, 2019 | 5:30 - 9:00 PM

Classic Tunes from the 60s and 70s!Band starts start 6 pm

thericktrotterband.com

VFW POST 7907 | 12342 OLD POMERADO RD, POWAY 92064

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

May 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.

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11:30 am

Patty melt & fries

VFW CrewDonation: 6.00

6:30 pm

House Chair Committee Meeting

5:30 pm

Burger, beer, salad & chips

HouseDonation: 7.00

5:00 pm

Quarter Pound Hot Dog plus all the fixings & chips

HouseDonation: 5.00

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

9:00 am

Country fried steak, eggs & potatoes

Clint & SandyDonation: 7.00

11:30 am – 1:30 pm Sandy’s Surprise

6:30 - 9:30 pm

Hall Rented11:30 am

Open-faced beef sandwich, mashed potatoes, gravy & green beans


6:30 pm VFW CDR/Officer Meeting

5:30 pm


HouseDonation: 7.00

5:00 pm


HouseDonation: 5.00

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

9:00 am

Mother’s Day

French toast, eggs, ham & potatoes

Clint & SandyDonation: Free for moms, 7.00 for everyone else


6:00 pm VFW Auxiliary Meeting

11:30 am

Reubens, coleslaw & fries


7:00 pm

VFW 7907 Post Meeting

5:30 pm


HouseDonation: 7.00

Rick Trotter Band

5:00 pm


HouseDonation: 5.00

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9:00 am

Bacon, eggs & toast



11:30 am

BLT & frings


6:30 pm

VFW/AUX Roundtable & Social Planning Meeting

5:30 pm


HouseDonation: 7.00

5:00 pm


HouseDonation: 5.00

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9:00 am

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

Dickie BoysDonation: 9.00

11:00 am–12:00 pm

Memorial DayDearborn Memorial Park

11:30 am

Fried fish, coleslaw & fries


5:30 pm


HouseDonation: 7.00

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