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October, November,
December 2014
P. O. Box 428
Chesapeake Beach, MD 20732
301-855-6466
410-257-9878
We are Family
Greetings from the Commander
I hope this letter finds everyone well and happy. A lot has happened since my last newsletter; thank goodness
it’s been positive. We just had our annual golf outing, which was a huge success yet again. Please thank Roland and Nancy Pellitier, Scott Deacon, and all the volunteers that make this event what it is.
Dinners are up and going again. Please check the calendar to see what is on the menu and then come join us!
The Post is planning another Thanksgiving dinner this year. We have already contacted Fisher House and the
VA Medical Center in hopes of bringing 20 – 30 of our less fortunate veterans for a day of fun and festivities.
Our world-renowned chefs come from all over, as far away as North Beach and Chesapeake Beach Maryland
to help make this event one to remember. Members and family are also invited to enjoy dinner and spend
some time with our veterans.
For those not aware, every Sunday the post has a cookout on the downstairs patio. The menu varies and can
range from simple items, such as hamburgers and hot dogs, to steak, ribs, and the like. Come join our football
fans and enjoy the food and party; Chefs Pellitier and Purdy are a sight to behold! Donations always accepted.
We are moving forward on Post improvements. This quarter we are trying for a completely new water softening system as well as a new HVAC system upstairs. I will keep you posted as to our progress.
Thank you to all the volunteers, Legionnaires, SALs, and Auxiliary who make this Post special. Your countless hours and tireless efforts do not go unnoticed. In closing, please keep all our troops, both near and afar,
as well as their loved ones and our veterans in your thoughts and prayers. Without them, there would be no
freedom. God bless the USA.
For God and Country,
Charles E. Choux
Post 206 Commander
1st VICE COMMANDER’S MESSAGE
VOLUNTEERISM
No Post can survive without the members stepping up and helping out with functions and
tasks around the Post! I want each and every member of Post 206 to seriously consider doing
so. You don’t need to dedicate 8 or 10 hours for anything. Just maybe 2 to 3 hours will do!
Just ask what is needed or read one of the fliers that are posted. You never know what is needed until you do. Also, if you are sked, please take the time to step up and help out. YOU ARE
NEEDED!!!!
For God and Country.
Jack Custis
FROM THE DESK OF THE ADJUTANT
MEMBERSHIP UPDATE
WELCOME to Campaign 2015. Yes, renewal time is well under way. By now the original
2015 renewal notices sent out are 3 months old. National will be sending out the 1st of 3 reminders to those of you who have not yet renewed. So far the Post is at 507 members. This
includes renewals, transfers and new members. We are at 58 %. Our GOAL is 873. LETS
TEAM UP so we can make goal. “How can I help” you ask? Easy as 123.
1. Renew your own membership.
2. Remind others members who have not yet renewed to send it in.
3. As you meet an eligible person invite him/her to join. See a post officer or bartender for an
application or keep one in your wallet.
******NOTICE to all ACTIVE DUTY. If you have not already renewed we need your help
to identify your status. The Post will pay your dues, BUT ONLY IF WE HEAR FROM YOU.
LET US KNOW if you are currently active! PLEASE write active duty on the next renewal
notice and send it in to receive your 2015 membership card. All it takes is a stamp and a little
bit of your time. KEEP in touch and let us hear from you. ********
Yours in Legion Service,
Robert K. Sybert, Adjutant
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GREETINGS FROM THE AUXILIARY PRESIDENT
Well we are off and running! I can’t emphasize how important it is for all of our Auxiliary members to
participate in some way. We are well recognized in the American Legion Department of Maryland and want
to continue to make an impact on our Veterans and communities. What better way than build member involvement within our great community?
At this time our country needs volunteers to do many things for our veterans and their families. We
send boxes abroad to our troops so if you have a family member or a friend of the family who has been deployed why not get their information, number, and address of their destination? We will take care of the rest.
This is a great way to get involved!
We are going to start working with the USO and their families and welcoming our soldiers when they
return home at the airport. This is a new exciting opportunity that we are adding to our duties along with continuing our support and time at our VA Hospital visits and our Charlotte Hall activities.
All of our activities at our post (Dinners, Bazaars, Dances, etc.) contribute to our finances which in turn
are used for the benefit of our military and community. If you get involved you will be blessed if only in your
heart.
To volunteer your time please contact me, Judi Granados at 301-775-9195. Thank you!
For God and Country,
Your President Judi Granados
AUXILIARY CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
The Auxiliary will again host the ever-popular Annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, November 22, 2014,
from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. There is always a very good crowd to support this major fund-raiser and many,
many hands are needed to put it over in the usual successful manner. Sign-up sheets will be posted on the
Auxiliary bulletin board for baked goods and for general volunteers, both women and men. Sign-up for 1 hour
or 8 hours, all help will be appreciated.
Vendors are expected to offer Holiday-themed items and/or items suitable for gifts. While past participating
vendors are being contacted, new vendors should be encouraged to get on board. If you know someone who
might be interested, have him/her call Brenda Miller. The Auxiliary charges $30.00 per table plus one saleable item for the ALA sale table (Chinese Raffle); if no saleable item is forthcoming, the fee is $35.00.
In addition to vendors, the Auxiliary will offer light breakfast and luncheon meals and drinks, plus a bake table, music, face painting, Chinese Raffle, pother raffles, and Santa!
For information call Brenda Miller at (443)964-5722
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Greetings from the SAL Commander
As the cooler weather approaches and the leaves are turning it is also time to get geared
up for our fund raising and special events. Please take note in the Calendar Section for our upcoming events. Our regular business meeting in September was well attended. There were
many issues covered including Charitable Donations. The Members approved sponsoring a
Golf Team and a Hole for the Post’s Golf Tournament to be held September 26. This is to raise
funds for the Children and Youth Programs. Also approved were donations to Special Olympics of Southern Maryland, Chesapeake Cares Food Bank and the Charlotte Hall Veterans
Home. I am very proud of our Squadron for assisting with these essential programs.
Another important item I want to mention is recognizing our Members with 25 or more
years of Membership. These Members are and followed by years of service, Brian Belk
29, Robert Carres 28, Edward Debruyn 29, William J Gilmartin 27, John Obrien 25, Dennis
Smith 26, Mike Stringfellow 31, Christopher Sullivan 26, Carl Tankesley 39, Glenn Webb 40.
I speak for the entire membership when I say Thank You for your dedication and service.
Jerry Jerow our Membership Committee Chairman has recently informed me that there
are 112 SAL squadrons in the state and we are the 23rd largest. We are the third largest in
Southern Maryland District which has more than twice as many SALs as any other district.
Right now we are first in the number of memberships paid and second in the percent paid in
our district.
Several events coming up include a Motown Dance, Corn Hole Tournament and Bull
and Oyster Roast. Please refer to the Calendar for Dates & Times. Membership Meetings are
the 2nd. Tuesday of each Month at 7PM. We look forward to seeing you there. Thanks and see
ya at the Post.
In Truth and Unity, God Bless America
James F. Ward, SAL Commander
HALL RENTALS
The upstairs hall of our Post 206 home is available for weddings, parties, or other events
at very reasonable prices. Please help us get out the word about this unique facility. Contact
Ms Kyle Mansfield by e-mail - [email protected] - or call the Post at 301-855-6466.
Check out the link to the Hall Rentals page on our website - www.alpost206.org - for pictures
of the facility and a calendar showing available dates.
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News from our Post and Members
MORE UNTOLD STORIES
Fred Bumgarner, Editor
In the process of helping the adjutant clean up some old membership files, as I reviewed piles of DD-214’s and
honorable discharge certificates for those who have gone to the post everlasting or have not renewed their memberships,
I was struck by the untold stories contained on those pieces of paper. While most of us performed our honorable military service in fairly routine and unexceptional circumstances, others were involved in activities that resonate a little
more strongly in the historical narrative of our conflicts. Below are some additional “stories” gleaned from those records. As in previous issues, I’ll keep the names anonymous, but know that these former Post 206 members’ service—
whether routine or heroic— are part of the fabric of our organization and its’ heritage.
- I was a World War II veteran from Maryland Park, MD, and I served in the Navy from 1944 to
1947. Before the war I was a mechanic for the Yellow Cab Company in Washington, D.C. I served
as a water tender (boilerman) on the USS Lamson, USS Mt. McKinley, and the USS Whetstone.
After the war I wanted to be an artist.
- I was a World War II veteran from Bel Air, MD where I was a high school teacher. I served in the
Army from 1942 to 1946 and was an infantry officer with the 321st Infantry Regiment of the 81st Division. I
served in the Philippines and Central Pacific. My awards included the Philippines Liberation Medal, the Vic
tory Medal, the Asiatic Pacific Service Medal and the Bronze Star.
- I was a World War II veteran who served as a storekeeper in the US Coast Guard from 1943 to 1946.
My duty stations included Coast Guard Patrol Bases Essington, PA, and Norfolk, VA, and the USS Cobb and
USS Breckinridge.
- I was a World War II veteran who served in the Navy as a ships cook third class from January 10,
1942 until 1945. I was from Springfield, MA, and before the war I worked in a movie theatre. I served on
the submarines USS Blackfish, and USS Flier, and at Submarine Base Dutch Ha rbor, Alaska. My awards included the WWII Victory Medal and the Asiatic Pacific Theatre Medal. (Editor’s note: The USS Flier (SS250) on August 12, 1944, while transiting on the surface of the Balabac Strait (Philippines) hit a naval mine
and sunk in less than a minute. Thirteen officers and men were able to escape. In February 2009 the Navy
announced that the Flier had been located in 330 feet of water)
- I was a Korean War veteran from Olean, NY, and I served from 1947 to 1953 as an ordnanceman
third class in the Navy. After the war I lived in Rose Haven and worked as a heavy equipment operator. My
awards included the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the China Service Medal, and
the Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation.
- I was Korean War era veteran and served in the Navy as a yeoman third class from 1952 to 1955. I
was born in Washington, D.C. My duty stations included Fleet Air Ship Wing One at Lakehurst, NJ. My
decorations included the National Defense Service Medal, the Navy Occupation Medal (European clasp), and
the Good Conduct Medal.
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News from our Post and Members
MORE UNTOLD STORIES
(continued)
- I was an Air Force veteran who served from 1961 to 1964 as a construction draftsman with the 70th
Field Maintenance Squadron of the Strategic Air Command at Clinton Sherman AFB, OK. The base operated
B-52 bombers. I was from Lewistown, PA. My awards included the Good Conduct Medal.
- I was a Vietnam veteran from Washington, D.C. I served in the Army from 1967 to 1969 as a specialist 5. I was a gas turbine generator repairman with the 459th Signal Battalion near Nha Trang. My awards
included the National Defense Service Medal, the Vietnam Service and Vietnam Campaign Medals, and the
Good Conduct Medal.
- I was a Vietnam era veteran from Cheverly, MD, and I served in the Marine Corps as a private first
class from 1969 to 1970. I was a tracked vehicle repairman with Marine Construction Battalion Camp Pendleton, CA. My awards included the National Defense Service Medal and the Marksmanship Badge (M-14).
- I was a World War II veteran who served in the Army from 1942 to 1945 as a reconnaissance car
commander with the 691st Tank Destroyer Battalion. I was a staff sergeant and before the war I was a crate
packer from Baltimore, MD. I was qualified as an expert with the M-1 rifle and Thomson submachine gun. I
served in Normandy, Northern France, the Ardennes, Rhineland and Central Europe. My decorations included
the WWII Victory Medal.
- I was Korean War veteran from Washington, D.C. I served as a staff sergeant in the Air Force from
1952 to 1956 as a radio repairman with the 2nd Strategic Support Squadron. My awards included the Korean
Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, and Good Conduct Medal. I was separated at Castle AFB
California.
- I was Vietnam veteran and career Air Force officer, serving from 1958 to 1979 as an air operations
officer and pilot. I flew C-123’s and EC-135’s with a reconnaissance electronic warfare squadron. My awards
included the National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross
with Palm, and the Airmen’s Medal.
- I was a World War II veteran who served in the Army from 1934 to 1945 as a private first class. I
was a farmer from Northfield, VT. I served as a military policeman and was wounded in action on Guadalcanal on July 25, 1943. I recovered at Walter Reed Hospital. My awards included the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart.
I was a World War II veteran from Leesburg,VA. I served in the Navy from 1941 to 1944 as a lieutenant. I was a torpedo bomber pilot and stationed at Naval Air Station Ford Island (Hawaii) and Naval Air Station Barbers Point (Hawaii). Before the war I was a plant worker with Thompson Dairy Company in Washington, D.C. My awards included the American Defense Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon, Air Medal, and Victory Medal.
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News from our Post and Members
THE HANLEY FAMILY
The Post received the following letter from Rosalie Hanley-Safreed, one of our oldest
members. It contains quite a tale of military service and sacrifice that I thought was worth
sharing with our membership.
July 14, 2014
“To Members of Post 206:
Just wanted to bring me up to date with you all. Since I am 93 years old now I don’t
dine [out] so as a result I don’t get to see you all. To bring you up to date, there were
four of us (the Hanley Family) in World War II—one in the Pacific theater, one North
Africa and Italy, one made the Normandy invasion and was killed at the Battle of Saint
Lo, and then “me”. I was one of the first women to join the Army. My father
[Daniel J. Hanley] was in World War I and he organized our American Legion Post #46
at Benwood, West Virginia.
I went to Normandy three years ago and was in the area my brother served. I was given
a medal and award by the French Government for his giving his life for his country and
also for the liberation of France. I am 93 years old and still active. I also was interviewed by a Boy Scout and aided him in his becoming an Eagle Scout. He interviewed
me for my history in the Army, and as a result it is recorded in the Library of Congress.
Well, my heart is with you all. I did not go on the bus trip [Honor Flight trip on April
26 to the WWII Memorial] you wrote to me about, but I had been interviewed down at
the WWII Memorial.
Well, my hand is getting tired so I’ll close—but just forget me not. I hope you will come
and say farewell when I make my trip to Lee Funeral Home.
Rosalie Safreed
P.S. Hope you can read my scribling.”
I am sure that everyone at Post 206 joins me in thankful recognition of the patriotic
contributions made by Rosalie and her family. If you would like to contact her the address is
Rosalie Hanley-Safreed, 2220 Line Ridge Drive, Huntingtown, MD 20639.
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Thanks to everyone's hard work and support, last year we were able to make sure that 1,000 local children had
a smile on Christmas morning. The need grows each year and we look forward to working with everyone during the 2014 holiday season.
Stalling Williams Post 206 will again be a US Marine Corp Reserve Toys for Tots drop-off location during
the 2014 season. Toys for Tots will be collecting new unwrapped toys for boys and girls ages newborn to 17
years old, and accept monetary donations for the purpose of purchasing toys during the months of October,
November and December. These toys will be distributed as Christmas gifts to less fortunate children in Calvert
County, MD.
Saturday 11/29—Toy Collection Drive @ Walmart in Prince Frederick (9 a.m.—noon)
Friday 12/12—Final Collection of donations
Sat 12/13—Set up for Distribution @ Commercial Vendor Bldg, Calvert County Fairgrounds (12—2pm)
Sunday 12/14—Main Distribution @ Commercial Vender Bldg, Calvert County Fairgrounds (9am—3pm)
Saturday 12/20—Final Distribution (Location TBA) (10am—12pm)
Please help Toys for Tots deliver the message of hope during the 2014 Christmas Season!
For more information please contact Krista Brezina at 443-684-6647 [email protected] or Jake
Kepich at 301-379-1557 [email protected].
SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY
Did you know that your active support and patronage for our many programs and events at Post 206
helps us contribute to various youth, charitable and community service organizations throughout the year?
Well it does, and the next time you attend a breakfast or dinner, or show up for a country or oldies dance, or
help out with our many functions, know that you have made our generosity possible. Below are a few more
examples of the kinds of donations the Legion, Auxiliary and SAL make on a routine basis throughout the year
thanks to your participation.
- $500 donation to the Calvert Hospice Festival of Trees
- $1,000 to the Legion Southern Maryland District Youth Camp at Cheltenham for needed construction
- $500 for Mary Kay gift sets to be presented by wounded warriors at Christmas
- SAL sponsored a team and a hole for the Legion Golf Tournament fundraiser for children & youth,
and made donations to Special Olympics of Southern MD, Chesapeake Cares Food Bank, & Charlotte
Hall Veterans’ Home
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News from our Post and Members
EGG NOG PARTY ???????
We are attempting to determine if there is enough interest to hold a Christmas Egg Nog Party
this year. If you think it is a good idea and would plan to attend, please let one of your Post
Officers know as soon as possible.
MOTOWN DANCES
(sponsored by the SAL)
WHEN: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 and
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
7 pm til midnight
WHERE: POST 206, CHESAPEAKE BEACH
COST: $10.00
(INCLUDES DRAFT BEER)
Come listen and dance to the Motown songs of the 60’s
and 70’s played by the DJ !
NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY
December 31, 2014
Save the date !
Ring in the New Year at Post 206
(7 pm—1 am)
Contact any of the SAL officers listed on the back page of this newsletter for further information
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Our Local Hero’s
Members and Family Members
Who are Protecting Our FreedomsToday
Thank You !
James Abner
Kevin Archer
Jeff Bouton
Steve Bradley
John Booker
William Bright
F. Calvetrecktenwall Elvrich Castane
Dylan Chadbourne John Currie
Doug Dixon
Nathan Dennes
R. Early
Joshua Erhard
Zachary Gay
Michall Glaze
Joseph Halikman Johnny Hamm
Dale Heaton
Douglas Hickok
Joshua Hickson Max Hudgins
Nathan Klein
Jerome Kline
C. Lankford
John Leonatti
Brian Lucero
Nicholas Magers
Albert Meriano
D. Morrison
Charles Morgan Andrea McKellar
May Noe
Matthew Noe
Michael Perkins Steve Proper
Derek Rea
Joshua Rea
John Rudd
Gordon Runyon
Chris Sleeter
Chad Sheets
Benjamin Stein
Gary Stroud
Harley Sturdevant Sara Schecter
Robert Tobler
Michael Turner
Urban West
Robert Willis
Michael Zeruto
Charles Grierson
F. J. Argeles
Roger Brannon
Brian Case
N. De La Cruz
Devin Banks
Travis Brownlow
R. A. Cotton
Jason Carter
J. DiGiovanni
John Doyle
Eric Donato
David Frankel
Devin Gallier
Marlisa Girard
D. Humphrey
Danielle Harris
Michael Harrison
Logan Hicks
Evan Hess
Ronald Jones
Robert Jerow
Michael Kosco
Monte Lane
Josh Levendosky Bill Long
K. MacDowell
Dustin Mathis
Eric Musgrove
Chris Moore
Doug Miller
Denise Munch
Ryan Nolen
Matthew Norvel
Robert Pryke
L. Poteras
Chris Rainey
Jeff Rice
Richard Rose
Nick Santandrea
Ryan Sherbondy Paul Shields
Paul Sciole
Gary Smith
Nick Sandoval
Steve Tatro Jr
Emile Vaccaro
Jackie Vanovost
Joshua Wray
Bill Wroble
Justin Hickman James Hardesty II
James Beeman
Mark Branch
Robert Crow
Jeff Coles
Jonathan DelongDaylan Donato
P. J. Gallagher
Tony Hubbert Jr
William Hawley
Brian Howren
Mark Karman
Charles Lane
Jody Lucas
Sean McCanna
Amy Midgett
Kirk Mosley
June Page
Jonathan Plew
Richard Rose
J. Scheidmeier
Jeromy Smith
Joseph Smith
Tom Tippit
Robert Vincent
Gary Winton
___________________________________________________________________________
The Members listed above are currently serving in the Military, Reserves, and National Guard.
If you know of a member or family member who should be added please let me know. My
email address is [email protected]. This list has been updated with names provided by
the adjutant. If I removed someone who should be on the list please let me know. Thank you
in advance for everyone’s help with this.
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POST EVERLASTING
This list includes Legionnaires, Auxiliary, and SAL Members of
Post 206. Please keep these members and their families in your
thoughts and prayers. Please contact the appropriate unit and let us
know if you would like a Legion Service at the Funeral Home.
William “Fred” Hill
Russell E. Smith
William Chenault, Sr Brett L. Squires
Sam Beaton
William Mentzel
Allen C. Woods
Mark Carter
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SICK CALL
Post 206 Members
Roger Linger
This list includes Legionnaires, Auxiliary, and SAL Members of Post 206. Please keep them in your thoughts
and prayers for a speedy recovery . If I missed anyone please let me know and I’ll be sure to include them in
the next newsletter.
_______________________________________________________________________________________
OPERATION SHOE BOX
Action continues to slow down in Afghanistan, but rest assured that Rosalie will
be sending out care packages till the last one comes home or she runs out of
names to send them to.! Don’t forget to check out the list of supplies needed
and if able drop off a couple of items on the list. Know a deployed Service Member serving in a war
zone? Drop off their name, military address, when they are expected to return to the States and we will add
them to our list so they can begin to receive some of these goodies for them and their fellow servicemen and
women. Rosalie would be happy to add them to her list, she treats each one as if they where part of her family
and ours! Below is another testimonial to the effort:
American Legion Post 206
Thank you so much for your wonderful donation of snacks and wipes. All these items are extremely coveted
over here.
Sincerely, Kelly M. Audet, US Army
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October 2014
Sun
5
Mon
6
Tue
7
Steak Night
5:30-7 pm
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
Dinner, 5:30
-7 pm
Pork Loin
4
Motown
Dance
7-12 pm
8
9
10
Dinner, 5:30
-7 pm
Stuffed shells
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Country
Dance
7-12 pm
15
Post Exec
Cmte Mtg
7 pm
16
Charlotte
Hall Vets’
Lunch
17
18
Corn Hole
Tournament
Register
12—2 pm
Starts at 2 pm
22
Veterans’
Salute
Timonium
Fairgrounds
9 am-6 pm
23
Veterans’
Salute
Timonium
Fairgrounds
9 am-4 pm
24
Dinner, 5:307 pm
TBA ?
25
**
**
31
Dinner, 5:307 pm
TBA ?
**
Halloween
SAL Mtg,
7 pm
12
Auxiliary
Breakfast
8-11 am
13
19
20
14
Tex Mex
5:30-7 pm
21
Steak Night
5:30-7 pm
26
Childrens’
Halloween
Party, 1-3pm
27
28
Shrimp
Dinner, 5:307 pm
29
30
**
**
**
**
**
Post Meeting
7 pm
Dinner, 5:30
- 7 pm
Fried shrimp
** Young Marines Red Ribbon Week will be observed from Oct 23—31. Red Ribbon Week is an effort to
raise awareness among children of the dangers of drug and substance abuse. For more information on the
Young Marines Drug Demand Reduction program please contact Teri Marlowe 443-404-7267 or Jake Kepich
301-379-1557.
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November 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
Bull/Oyster
Roast,4-7 pm
Dance 7-11
pm
2
3
4
9
Auxiliary
Breakfast
8-11 am
10
11 Veterans’
16
17
6
7
Dinner, 5:307 pm
Baked Chicken
8
Country
Dance,
7-12 pm
12
Day Ceremony, 1 pm
SAL Mtg,
7 pm
(11th)
Aux EC Mtg Tex Mex
7 pm
>> <<
13
14
15
18
Steak Night
5:30-7 pm
20
Charlotte
Hall Vets’
Lunch
21
Dinner, 5:307 pm
Chicken
Bruchetta
Steak Night
5:30-7 pm
5
19
Post Exec
Cmte Mtg,
7 pm
Aux Genl
Mtg, 7 pm
Dinner, 5:307 pm
Pork Loin
22
Auxiliary
Xmas
Bazaar
9 am-3 pm
Post Meeting
7 pm
23
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30
24
25
Shrimp
Dinner, 5:307pm
26
27
Dinner **
28
29
Motown
Dance, 7-11
pm
** The Post will host a Thanksgiving Day dinner for Fisher House and VA Medical Center guests. Post 206
members and family are also welcomed. Time TBD.
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December 2014
Sun
7
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
Steak Night
5:30-7 pm
3
4
5
6
Dinner, 5:307pm
Shrimp
Scampi
8
9
Tex-Mex,
5:30—7pm
10
11
12
Dinner,
5:30—7 pm
Chicken
Parmesan
17
Post Exec
Cmte Mtg
7 pm
18
Charlotte
Hall Lunch
(Aux)
19
20
Post Meeting
7 pm
Dinner TBD?
25
26
SAL Mtg,
7 pm
14
15
Charlotte Hall
Veterans’
Luncheon
Time: TBD
(SAL)
16
Steak Night
5:30-7 pm
21
22
23
Shrimp
Dinner
5:30-7 pm
24
Christmas
Rec Hall
Partry
28
29
30
31
New Years
Eve Party /
Dance
7 pm—1 am
13
Country
Dance,
7-12 pm
VA Hospital
3rd Floor
15
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Stallings-Williams Post 206
The American Legion
P. O. Box 428
Chesapeake Beach, MD 20732-0428
Nonprofit Org.
U.S. Postage
Paid
Chesapeake Bch.
Maryland 20732
Permit #2628
Return Requested
STALLINGS-WILLIAMS POST 206
2014 - 2015 OFFICERS
LEGION
Commander: Charlie Choux
1st Vice Cmdr: Jack Custis
2nd Vice Cmdr: Denise Munch
Service Off: Andy Charland
Adjutant:
Rob Sybert
Sgt@Arms:
Altie Miller
Chaplain:
Harry Hill
Historian:
Les Griffith
Judge Advocate: Tom Davis
Finance Officer: Russ Mogel
240-687-6745
410-610-3870
240-994-7743
301-509-5940
301-855-2479
301-855-0188
410-257-7662
443-949-5602
301-719-9032
443-964-4524
Exec. Committee:
Fred Bumgarner
Dave Coull
Jack Gregory
Nick Sandoval
Bar Chairman: Denise Munch
410-535-5517
301-648-7099
301-928-6456
210-667-3212
240-994-7743
Web Page: www.ALpost206.org
AUXILIARY
President:
Judi Granados
301-775-9195
Vice Pres:
Janice Marcellas
301-399-7995
Secretary:
Norma Leitz
301-855-5054
Treasurer:
Brenda Miller
301-855-4926
Historian:
Charlotte Hebrank
410-257-6566
Chaplain: Clara Mae Buckmaster 410-257-6517
Sgt@Arms: Ramona Hamby
301-399-7854
Membership: Brenda Miller
443-964-5722
SONS of the AMERICAN LEGION
Commander:
James Ward
410-610-7217
1st Vice Cmdr: Kenny Hamby
301-609-1209
2nd Vice Cmdr: Jim Radisch
410-495-8498
Finance Officer: Phil Hebrank
410-610-1457
Adjutant:
Jack Dohony
443-975-4872
Sgt@Arms:
Larry Dumire
Chaplain:
Bill Collinson
443-481-2648
Membership;
Jerry Jerow
410-231-0137
Email: [email protected]
Webmaster: Les Griffith
443-949-5602
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Newsletter: Fred Bumgarner
410-535-5517
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