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Official Publication of the Department of Oregon Veterans
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VFW NEWS 1
The Oregon
VFW
NEWS
Volume 46
January - February 2015
STATE COMMANDER
Service to Our
Veterans
Richard Eubank
We are in the New Year and I
would like to thank those Posts
and Districts that achieved
their membership goal at
100% plus. We have 22 Posts
and three Districts at 100% plus
and I know it took dedicated
work on the behalf of our
Veterans.
Without you staying on the battlefield and not giving up
ground we can continue to fight for our Veterans. We
cannot afford to take our packs off or take our duties
lightly and assume that others will fight the fight.
I know with all my belief none of you would ever
abandon the battlefield in a combat zone and I know
you will stand shoulder to shoulder in defense of our
Veterans today. Funding for our service department is
based on the membership total as well as the claims filed
during the year. If we cannot fund the service office, then
the amount of claims filed for our Veterans also falls in
numbers. As you can see, this would affect our ability to
perform the service we were founded on in 1899 and that
is “Service to our Veterans.” Number 4
District 16 Holds Awards Banquet at Evergreen Aviation &
Space Museum
By Alex Simshaw
In an effort to get back to the basics of what the VFW encompasses, District 16 has focused on contestants of the
Voice of Democracy, Patriots Pen and the Smart/Maher National Citizenship Education Teacher Award. This
event was held at the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum to showcase the event. We had more requests for
tickets than we had seats. We gave away $2,400 in prize money to our contestants. All of the prize money was
raised through donations and individual prizes sponsorship from the community prior to the event.
Congratulations to our winners!
Voice of Democracy Winners:
1st Place Rebekah McKinley, Newberg Post 4015
2nd Place Shelby Byerly, Dayton Post 10626
3rd Place Kristine Taylor, Hillsboro Post 2666.
Patriots Pen Winners:
1st Place Kyle Reimer, Dayton Post 10626
2nd Place Sara Sloan, Hillsboro Post 2666
3rd Place Madelyn Stellingwerf, Beaverton Post 4617.
Smart/Maher National Citizenship Education Teacher Award Winners:
1st Place - Charlotte Smail - McMinnville High School from Dayton Post 10626
2nd Place - Geary Linhart - Veritas Classical Christian School from Newberg Post 4015
3rd Place - Magan Hills - Veritas Classical Christian School from Hillsboro Post 2666.
Next year we are planning to hold this event at the Grand Ronde where we will have more space. We have
to remember this is a contest and need to treat it as such. Making this a big event every year brings out the
competition and quality of the contestants. This is what we do as an organization.
I am deeply proud of your commitment to serve this great
Organization and the Veterans of Oregon.
Yours in Comradeship,
Richard Eubank
Past Commander-in-Chief to
attend Oregon Mid-Winter
Thomas A. Pouliot was
elected VFW Commanderin-Chief on September 4,
1998, at the organization’s
99th National Convention in
San Antonio, Texas.
Pouliot served in the United
States Navy from January
1962 through May 1966.
During that time, he was
assigned to an aviation
wing and saw duty on
Thomas A. Pouliot three aircraft carriers:
the USS Independence,
Commander-in-Chief
the USS Midway and the
1998-1999
USS Coral Sea. He was
United States VFW
aboard the Coral Sea when
it conducted operations
against North Vietnam from the Gulf of Tonkin. He was
awarded the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, the
National Defense Service Medal and several Navy Unit
Commendations.
Patriots Pen winner Kyle Reimer and award-winning McMinneville teacher Charlotte Smail, with VFW officials.
Following military service, Pouliot joined the VFW
in 1977 at Post 1116, Helena, Montana, where he
maintains his Gold Legacy Life Membership. Since
then, he has held several elected and appointed positions
in the organization, including National Judge Advocate
General. He was an All-American Department
Commander in 1990-1991.
Pouliot received his law degree from the University Of
Montana School Of Law. He has a private law practice
and has served as a city judge in East Helena, Montana.
He belongs to the Montana Lawyers Association, the
Montana Magistrates Association, the American Legion,
and is a Life Member of the VFW Cooties.
He and his wife Shirley reside in Helena.
Winners of the District 16 Voice of Democray, Patriot Pen and Smart/Maher National Citizenship Education Teacher
Awards, with VFW officials.
2 VFW NEWS January - February 2015
Updates
SENIOR VICE COMMANDER
JUNIOR VICE COMMANDER
Communication
is Success
JUAN PALACIOS
I hope and pray that you and your
families are safe, content and had
a very happy Merry Christmas. I
was sad to hear of Linda Kelly’s
resignation as Junior Vice
Commander. We have to do what
is most important for our health.
We need to stay healthy.
I was reading the last issue of our Department newsletter
and got thinking about how many people read the
newsletter since we went electronic. I would like people
to send me an e-mail or letter stating what they want to
see more of… I was thinking along the line of having
a District Commander Corner where each District
Commander writes about what is going on in their
district. The article has to be fairly short but informative.
I know that several Posts and Districts sponsor a lot of
events and nobody hears about it. I think that we need to
change this and let everybody know what they are doing.
By doing this, it could help others Posts with ideas and
a contact point as to how the event was done. This is
known as helping each other. If an event fails, so be
it — but look at why it failed. Do not quit and say “Oh
well,” or “I knew it would fail.” Look at the positive side
because it may have gotten some members involved.
This will cause more work for the District Commander
but it will show how all the districts are doing even
if it is one event or planning on an event. WE ARE
COMMUNICATING!
The programs for Patriot’s Pen, Voice of Democracy and
Teachers Aware are almost completed. I hope that every
Post was able to submit a contestant for each program. I
feel that they are very important programs that will help
our organization. It shows that we care about our youths
and their teachers, and not only our veterans.
All contestants should be recognized for their efforts of
hard work. This will make them feel good and proud.
Remember: COMMUNUICATION IS SUCCESS.
Take care, God Bless and Semper Fi.
Juan M. Palacios
DEPARTMENT SURGEON
Building
Comradship
I hope all your Christmas and
New Years were filled with
joy and good tidings. We’ve
had a great summer and fall of
recruiting and retention. I’d like
to offer a special welcome to all
KEN KRAFT
our new members throughout
Oregon and a thank you to
all members who have paid their annual dues or even
upgraded to life or legacy life memberships.
If you go online to www.vfw.org you can start a
personal account where you can update information,
pay yearly dues, begin life or legacy life installments
and learn more about our Veterans of Foreign Wars
programs.
Retention is the lifeblood of our Posts, Districts and
State. Posts should be actively reaching out to their
membership and trying to update contact information
and providing members information on post activities.
Visitations and phone calls to membership is also a
great way to determine if a member is in need or has
special needs that can be helped through our post service
officers, chaplain, etc.
New members need to engage with their Posts to learn
the Veterans of Foreign Wars programs and discuss ways
to make our posts a place that all members can come
serve, build comradeship or have a meal, etc. It’s also
time to thank all the Districts and Posts who have met
the 100% and 85% retention­—it says a lot about your
leadership and hard work from your membership. Many
more posts and districts are very close and will reach the
goal just keep up the hard work and teamwork.
Help Keep the
Ship Afloat
It’s hard to believe we are
already halfway through the
year. How exciting is that!
By the time you read this
article most of you will have
heard that due to medical
LINDA KELLY
reasons I have had to resign
from my position as Junior Vice
Commander for the State of Oregon. It has been with
great pleasure that I have been able to serve with the
elite. I want to thank each and everyone in the State
of Oregon for their total support and hard work during
my short tenure. I challenge each Commander to clean
house. If you have a canteen that is a dark and gloomy
place that war stories are told and our younger troops
don’t want to venture into, clean it up! and get them
involved.
They may have different issues than we did when we
came home but the issues to them today are family and
that’s what we should be looking into. How do we get
our younger troops involved? Family! If it has to do
with the family then it is the right thing to do. Ask them
what is important to them. You must get them involved
now to have them ready to go into battle at a moment’s
notice to help keep the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States alive.
Each of us know what the right thing to do is and we did
it so very long ago, and we can do it again. Remember,
do you want your post to be known as the great last
frontier, or do you want it to be where no man has ever
gone before? Remember, you are not giving up the ship,
you are just helping keep it afloat. As, I have traveled the
state, I have seen Posts from one extreme to the other. If
it’s in the by-laws to do it a certain way then that is the
way for it to be done. Rules and regulations were created
for a reason and we must follow those rules. If you need
permission to use the Cross of Malta, get the permission
that you need so we are doing things legally.
Meetings and
Membership
By the time you read this
newsletter, Christmas will have
come and gone. I hope that all of
you had a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year. It is that time
of year once again to pay tribute
to our Voice of Democracy
winners. I look forward to their
RICHARD
speeches each year, and with
HALVORSON
each new year the speeches seem
to get better. I am sure that this
year will be as good as last year.
This year is half over and we still have a lot of work to
do. We need to go out and talk to our members and make
sure that they have their dues up to date for the year. We
should also ask if they would like upgrade to be a Life
Member. Life Membership is much easier now that we
can pay monthly and use a credit card. We need to make
sure that our members know that we are thinking of them
all year long and that we need them at the Post, with their
ideas and their help. We need to let them know that they
are welcome and needed.
Winter Districts meetings are coming up soon. I hope
that you will take the time to attend. This is the time
when all the posts in each of the Districts get together
and look at what they have done so far this year and what
they still have to do before State Convention. This is to
make sure that all reports are being made on time and
how other Posts are doing. It always helps if Posts work
together and make their District number one in the state.
I would like to see all of you at our Mid-Winter
Conference, but if you can’t make it I hope to see you
some time before State Convention. Be safe and go out
and recruit some new members — the more the merrier
— and invite them to your next meeting.
Rich Halverson
I may not be in the Junior Vice Position any longer but,
I am still your Community Service Report Chairman.
All reports will still come to me for processing. Again,
I challenge each of you to get your reports into me. It’s
much harder to remember all the things we did when
we need to report them a year later. Do it monthly or
quarterly. I know most of you are doing things in the
community but, are not reporting them. It’s pretty easy.
Forms are both in PDF and Excel format are available
at the Department website, www.vfworegon.org . Go to
Community Service Forms on the left side and download
the form in the Excel format, enable editing and fill out,
then email or mail to me. Print a copy for your records
and you are done. It’s that simple.
70th Anniversary of the End of
World War II 1945-2015
Iwo Jima Flagraising Ceremony
If you need help I am always available for service,
please give me a call at (503) 882-1091.
Assemby Time 9:30 am
Again, thank you all for your support and I will see you
around campus!
Linda Kelly
The Canby-Aurora VFW 6057 Post/Auxiliary
Cordially Invites you to the 70th Anniversary of the of
the Iwo Jima Flagriaisng Ceremony at the
Canby Adult Center, 1250 S. Ivy
Saturday, February 21, 2015, 10 am
All Veteran groups and Service Organizations are
invited to bring their colors and be part of the ceremony
Breakfast will be served by the Canby Adult Center
immediately following the ceremony.
Adults: $8.00, Children (10 YEARS AND UNDER):
$5.00
For more information, please call 503-266-4527
Oregon has a busy membership schedule this spring
with booths at festivals and events. If you have
an event in your area and need some help or have
questions please contact the state headquarters so we
can assist as possible.
National Military Service which covers Adopta-Unit, MAP grants, Unmet needs, phone cards
are all important programs and required for the
All State criteria. Adopted units require a yearly
report to maintain your adopted status so if you’re
working with your unit you’ll need to get reporting
completed and turned in. Your NMS contributions
will need to be made through the state office, if you
have questions please contact state. Congratulations
to District 13, Redmond, Sisters, Oregon City,
Lake Oswego for completing your yearly NMS
requirements.
Stay active, have some fun and recruit or retain some
members.
Hope to see you all at Mid-Winter.
Ken Kraft
continued in next column
JUDGE ADVOCATE
January - February 2015 VFW NEWS
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Updates
Donation Needs for Veterans’ Home
Veterans’
benefits are
threatened…
The battle is
underway.
We are fighting a fierce battle in Congress
to protect the entitlements veterans have
earned through the generations.
Donate to VFW to fight for your rights and
support VFW programs right here in our state.
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Official Publication,Veterans of Foreign Wars of Oregon
Office of Publication:
Department of Oregon, VFW, 12440 N.E. Halsey
Portland, Oregon 97230 Phone (503) 255-5808
Commander: Richard Eubank
Sr. Vice Commander: Juan Palacios
Jr. Vice Commander: Linda Kelly
Adjutant/Quartermaster: Cheryl Campos
EDITORIAL POLICY: All official expressions herein
will be in conformity with the mandates of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars of the United States. Signed contributions
from units within the Department of Oregon are invited.
The Department of Oregon reserves the right to revise
or reject any material submitted considered not in line
with good business. Submissions are subject to priority
considerations and space limitations. The deadline for
receipt of copy and photographs for the March-April issue
is Feb. 25.
Editorial Contact: Phone 503-255-5808
Email: [email protected]
CIRCULATION: 15,000 in Oregon
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Donations to the Home in Lebanon will be used to
support our Veteran residents or augment the many
programs we will have. Donations are used to enhance
the quality of life for veterans through activities, events,
and equipment. Great consideration is taken to use
the gifts to improve the quality of life for our honored
Veterans to enjoy. We reserve the right to carefully select
what donations are accepted and prefer each donation to
be in good to best condition for the honor of our Veteran
residents.
We anticipate need/use of the following items:
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DVD/Blu-Ray players
Wireless headsets
CD Players/Radios (portable)
Board/ card games (dominoes, cribbage, pinochle,
Euchre)
Music CDs
Poker table and poker chips
Indoor horseshoe kit
Fall and Christmas decorations
Birthday supplies (balloons, string, signs)
3D Puzzles
Nerf guns (bullets, targets)
Karaoke machine
Woodworking, fishing, gardening supplies (paint and
brushes)
• Sports supplies (balls, gloves, racquets, nets,
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horseshoes)
Science for seniors projects
Puzzle books (trivia, word search, crossword)
Safe dart board (darts)
Custom sewing (catheter bag covers, bed skirts)
Chips, crackers, and cookies (individually packaged)
Soft boxed snacks (i.e. Little Debbies)
Microwave popcorn
Bottled water
Non-alcoholic beer (O’Doul’s, Coors Cutter, etc.)
Soda pop (regular and diet)
Flavored creamers (individually packaged)
Candy (regular and sugar free)
Electric razors (Norelco, Remington, etc.)
Remote control cars
Documentaries (DVD/Blu-Ray)
Movies (DVD/Blu-Ray)
Poligrip, Polident, toothpaste
“Forever” postage stamps
Gold Bond Ultimate Healing Skin Therapy Lotion
Megan Eddy, Recreation Director
[email protected]
600 N 5th St.
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
541-497-7265
4 VFW NEWS January - February 2015
News
Leave your mark for the future ­— become a Legacy Life Member
What is a Legacy Life Member??
Being a Legacy Life member is another level of the VFW Life Membership program. It is intended to give our life
members a way to leave a lasting legacy to the VFW. Future generations will know you, not only for the sacrifices
you made as a veteran, but for the contribution you made as a member. That’s a legacy to be proud of. When you
become a Legacy Life Member, you are helping us strengthen the VFW where NO ONE DOES MORE FOR
VETERANS.
VFW Store
1-Stop Shopping
There are three levels of Legacy Life Membership available: Gold, Silver or Bronze. Each level offers generous
benefits reserved exclusively for Legacy Life Members. Once your Legacy Life Membership begins, an annual
endowment in your name will be made to your Post, Department and the organization. You can feel confident
knowing your contributions to our organization are helping not only today’s veterans, but the veterans of tomorrow.
The best thing is that you will always be a member of your Post — even after you’re gone.
* U.S. Flags
* Ladies Auxiliary * Patriotic items
* Military medals * Custom orders
* Apparel
* And much more!
Now Legacy Life memberships can be purchased for deceased life members. This is a great way to honor our past
life members and keep them on the rolls of your Post. This program is also offered in a payment plan as well. If you
are a Life Member and are interested in this program, simply fill out the form on page 8 of this publication. Contact
Department Headquarters with questions 503-255-5808
Your purchase supports veterans, military service
members and their families.
KEEP OREGON STRONG
BECOME A LEGACY LIFE MEMBER TODAY!
* VFW items
www.vfwstore.org | 1-800-821-2606
2 Columns x 5 inches
Legacy Life Members in Oregon as of 8 January 2015
Last Name
First Name
Post
Legacy Level
Last Name
First Name
Post
Legacy Level
Gill Scott
180
Gold
Morell Jr. John S
1324
Bronze
Chapman Mark D
293
Gold
Ruger D J.
1324
Bronze
Wymetalek Kerry A
661
Gold
Yaden Boyd C
1324
Bronze
Halverson Richard E
922
Gold
Reijonen Albert A
1442
Bronze
Hand *
James F
922
Gold
Doyle Ernie
2666
Bronze
Kraft Kenneth L
1324
Gold
Ruck Rex L
3232
Gold
McDonald James G
1324
Gold
Howard Lawrence J
3452
Bronze
Ballard Ronald E
1383
Gold
Mauer Arthur V
3452
Bronze
Wakefield *
Daniel W
1442
Gold
Matthews James E
3965
Bronze
Ege Roger A
1909
Gold
Dorsett ***
Roscoe V
3973
Bronze
Kolbeck Frederick T
3232
Gold
Winterton Ernest H
3973
Bronze
Gargis
Paul L
3232
Gold
Hendrick David W
4039
Bronze
Smith
Kenneth E
3232
Gold
Leppin Richard A
4039
Bronze
Alexander Lawrence R
3957
Gold
Northcutt Melvin L
4039
Bronze
Boosinger Steven M
3965
Gold
Watson Bryce L
4039
Bronze
Eubank Richard L
3965
Gold
Lazette Thomas A
4116
Bronze
Johann John C
3965
Gold
Poling James M
4116
Bronze
Manson James E
3965
Gold
Mc Neal *
Thomas R
4248
Bronze
Stanks John P
3965
Gold
Anderson Robert L
4273
Bronze
Wise Jr Jess M
3965
Gold
Reed Donald L
4273
Bronze
Carroll Jason
3973
Gold
Sigleer Robert G
6057
Bronze
Griswold Jason F
3973
Gold
Henshen Norman M
7384
Bronze
Jagodnik Ronald W
3973
Gold
Palacios Juan M
10626
Bronze
Davidson *
Harold G
4108
Gold
Drais Gregory L
4248
Gold
Sopher *
Deets
Donald C
Maurice A
MAL
1324
Bronze
Bronze
Guldenzopf Dale N
4248
Gold
Jenkinson
Michael J
1324
Bronze
Key Bert W
4273
Gold
Johnson
Karen H
1383
Bronze
Roger A
1383
Gold
Miller William H
4273
Gold
Pattee
Knight Jeffrey D
3973
Gold
Swant
Jim W
3232
Bronze
Pitman Gary D
922
Silver
Tureck
Dan S
4108
Gold
Van Kirk Nicholas R
922
Silver
Kelly Linda K
1909
Silver
Pitcher Harvey A
3452
Silver
Carroll George E
3973
Silver
Wymore Rodney W
3973
Silver
Beard Vernon A
4039
Silver
Higgins Rick L
4039
Silver
Prudhon Charles A
4116
Silver
Laing Thomas G
9448
Silver
Wrinkle John R
4108
Silver
Boyer Terry E
4273
Silver
Marriott Tyler E
180
Bronze
Shaull Val G
180
Bronze
Willis James M
584
Bronze
Birch Neil E
1324
Bronze
Bragg Robert M
1324
Bronze
Kidd David M
1324
Bronze
Miller Dale K
1324
Bronze
Bronze
Silver
Gold
Total
30
12
30
72
* Deceased Member
*** In Memorium Member
January - February 2015 VFW NEWS
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Special Events
2015 Convention Meal Program
The Mill Casino and Hotel Oregon, 4, 5, 6 June 2015
Lunches: Thursday – Meat Lasagna
Friday – BBQ Beef Sandwich
Saturday – Chicken Pot Pie
Friday Night Banquet: Breast of Chicken or Slow roasted New York Strip
Individual prices for meals will be Lunch $17.50 and Banquet $29.
On site the meals will be $18 and $30
PDC/PDP Breakfast: $12.00
The above prices includes the 18% gratuity charged by The Mill
DEADLINE FOR ORDERING BY MAIL IS MAY 22nd, 2015.
No tickets will be sold via mail after this date.
If you are on a special diet, please let Norman Henshen know so we can notify banquet services.
If you plan to sit as a group at the Banquet, all monies and names must be sent in together.
cut here>>>>_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SEND THIS PORTION WITH YOUR CHECK OR MONEY ORDER
Indicate how many:
Banquet: New York Strip_____ Chicken ______
*Lunch_____ (Meal Package $81.50)
*40&Over________ (Auxiliary members who have been members for 40 years or more)
(40/Over Lunch is one of the three lunches)
PDC/PDP Breakfast _________Enclosed: $_____________
NAME: _____________________________PHONE#____________________
ADDRESS________________________________________________________
2015 Convention Booklet Ads
2015 will find us in North Bend at the Mill Casino
and Hotel. We have been here before so is not a new
experience.
We are offering the same price as in previous years:
Full Page:
$100.00
Half Page:
60.00
Quarter Page:
35.00
Honorable Mention: 15.00
(Several of you wanted an avenue to show your support so we developed this category,
gives you a one or two liner in the book)
We would like to see all Districts to submit an ad in
2015. Post/Auxiliary support was good last year, but
we hope for more input in 2015. We thank all for their
support because this allows us to do more for you.
At your next Post/Auxiliary/District meeting, vote to
send in an advertisement and support the program.
Advertisements in the Convention Booklet are an
excellent way to tell everyone where you are and what
you do, so be creative, tell us about your Post/Auxiliary.
Please, do not wait until the 1 May 2015 deadline to send
in your ads.
Make checks payable to VFW Convention and forward
to:
VFW, Department of Oregon
12440 N.E. Halsey Street
Portland, OR 97230-1927
Thank you,
Norman M Henshen
Convention Chairmen
Email: [email protected]
541-726-6686 or cell: 541-953-7874
CITY___________________________STATE____________ZIP CODE_______
ADDITIONAL NAMES_____________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
DISTRICT#__________
POST/AUX#___________
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO VFW CONVENTIONS and send to:
VFW Department of Oregon
12240 N.E. Halsey Street
Portland, OR 97230-1927
If any questions please call Norman M. Henshen at 541-726-6686 or cell: 541-953-7874
E-Mail: [email protected]
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6 VFW NEWS January - February 2015
Statistics
Department of Oregon Membership 2014 - 2015
as of 1/8/2015
Department Total
2014
15,520
2014
2015
Department Percentage 2014 2015
101.44% 89.58%
13,903
2015
ISTRICT #2
D
1440 St. Helens
57
49
1909 Rainier
100*
75
2848 Bay City
119 115
2994 Clatskanie
46*
34
4362 Scappoose
65*
64
10580 Warrenton
61*
46
12123 Seaside
51*
30
499* 413
DISTRICT #3
907 World War
30 28
1325 Peninsula/Pep
162* 132
1442 Jasper C Lent
205* 162
4053 Gen Geo A White 75 71
4248 Sellwood Brk.
703* 484 1175* 877
DISTRICT #4
965 Coquille
26* 22 966 Brookings
97
87
2928 Myrtle Point
54* 50
3182 North Bend
95
85 3440 Bandon
195* 184
4439 Gold Beach
50* 46
6102 Powers
43
35
5559* 513
DISTRICT #5
1383 Klamath Falls
803 760
4070 Lakeview
78
70
6147 Malin
16* 15
897 845
2014
2014
2015
DISTRICT #6
2990 La Grande
72*
3048 Baker City
174
3749 Huntington
27
4060 Union
127
4307 Enterprise
187
5452 Ontario
156
7847 Halfway
81*
824
64
164
25
126
171
148
73
771
DISTRICT #7
353 Ashland
27* 26
1833 Medford
406* 347
2302 Grants Pass
126* 144*
4116 Rogue River
293* 264
6184 Eagle Point
54 45 6881 Shady Cove
30* 30*
9670 Jacksonville
17* 18*
953* 874
DISTRICT #8
922 Pendleton
318 286
2471 The Dalles
87* 72
3597 John Day
39* 35
567 Milton Freewater
44* 39
4750 Hermiston
198 198*
4943 Echo
25
25*
711 655
2015
ISTRICT #9
D
732 Siletz
27* 28*
2624 Newport
77 77*
3156 Waldport
39* 38
3232 Florence
208* 209*
3594 Reedsport
49* 59*
4227 Toledo
32
26
5653 Lincoln City
61
56
493 493
DISTRICT #10
1412 Prineville
145 127
1643 Bend
326 307
4108 Redmond
616 592
4217 Warm Springs
47* 33
7242 La Pine
58 58*
8138 Sisters
41 42*
12141 Madras
0 59
1233 1218
DISTRICT #12
2468 Roseburg
309* 282
3970 Sutherlin
187 189*
7752 Myrtle Creek
141 127
9745 Winston
219 197
856 795
DISTRICT #13
293
3473
3965
4039
4166
7384
9448
10639
121337
Eugene
Cottage Grove
Springfield
Creswell
Marcola
Coburg
Veneta
Junction City
Eugene
330*
138*
656*
168*
27*
54*
115*
38*
36
1562*
303
143*
591
252*
30*
91*
144*
31 39*
1624*
2014
2015
DISTRICT #14
584 Albany
388 352
661 Salem
337* 442*
2105 Harrisburg
37* 40*
3203 Dallas
91* 94*
3437 Sweet Home
297* 238
3957 Monroe
45* 38
4065 Jefferson
44
37
5638 Stayton
78
77
1317* 1318*
DISTRICT #15
180 Gresham
271* 199
1324 Oregon City
417* 219
3973 Molalla
423* 277
4273 Sandy
526 352
6047 Canby
86
76
12140 Lake Oswego
0 120
1821* 1243
DISTRICT #16
2666 Hillsboro
250* 256*
3452 Tualatin
171* 153
4015 Newberg
233 191
4211 Willamina
91
79
4617 Beaverton
106* 85
10626 Dayton
219* 150
1070 914
MEMBERS AT LARGE 1550* 1350
*100% POSTS
VFW TAPS
DIST/POST/CITY
15
13
13
13
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
8
8
8
8
8
8
15
15
5
5
10
10
3
3
3
10
10
7
7
7
7
7
12
12
12
180
293
293
293
584
661
661
661
661
661
661
922
922
922
922
922
922
1324
1324
1383
1383
1412
1412
1442
1442
1442
1643
1643
1833
1833
1833
2302
2302
2468
2468
2468
Gresham
Eugene
Eugene
Eugene
Albany
Salem
Salem
Salem
Salem
Salem
Salem
Pendleton
Pendleton
Pendleton
Pendleton
Pendleton
Pendleton
Oregon City
Oregon City
Klamath Falls
Klamath Falls
Prineville
Prineville
Portland
Portland
Portland
Bend
Bend
Medford
Medford
Medford
Grants Pass
Grants Pass
Roseburg
Roseburg
Roseburg
NAME
Adrian O Kramer
Robert E Hayden
William D Radloff
Ronald D Sandford
Thomas A Patterson
Lorin H Atkins
William A Bentson
Charles K Crane
Robert M Ehly
Joseph J Gadach
Richard Ward
Carl Duchek
Jame H Mathews
Jack L Mc Pherson
Robert G Mooers Sr
Donald F Peck
Walter J Reiman
David A Hamer
Leo G Wade
Gordon E Davis
Ernie D Wiggins
Robert W Ervin
Leonard R Kopcinski Sr
Harry M Clark
Alvin R Maddin
Glenn J Schantz
Duane G Anderson
Franklin D Lee
Jerome Baird
Robert H Hall
Clyde C Matthews
Arlie G Hogue
Burr G Hood
George L Fain
Wayne R Miller
Herman E Oberholzer
DIST/POST/CITY
12
9
9
9
9
2
4
6
6
9
14
14
14
14
9
9
9
13
13
13
13
9
9
8
8
6
13
13
13
12
15
15
15
16
13
14
2468
2624
2624
2624
2624
2848
2928
2990
3048
3156
3203
3203
3203
3203
3232
3232
3232
3473
3473
3473
3473
3594
3594
3597
3597
3749
3965
3965
3965
3970
3973
3973
3973
4015
4039
4065
Roseburg
Newport
Newport
Newport
Newport
Bay City
Myrtle Point
La Grande
Baker City
Waldport
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Florence
Florence
Florence
Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove
Reedsport
Reedsport
John Day
John Day
Huntington
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield
Sutherlin
Molalla
Molalla
Molalla
Newberg
Creswell
Jefferson
NAME
John H Stenbeck
Cameron Applegate
Richard J Engstrom
Gary L Frederic
Everett S Lawrence
Curtis B Asher
Donald C Johnson
Robert K Frash
Jay W Heaton
John R Klotzbach
RayC Erkson
Steve G Fink
William J LaRoche
Clinton A Lukins
Thomas V Book
Jerry J Copeland
Millard L Taylor
James W Brooke
Colette E Hoeller
Sims Mc Fall
RayPeckenpaugh
Marion D Mc Wherter
Wilbur H Smith
George W Carr
Robert T Wright
Elton G Griffith
Boyce G Bates
Meldon V Roseberry
Lawrence R Weiss
Jon D Bounds
Fred L Fruhwirth
Harald Soule
John Trierweiler
Clayton W Foss
Stanley E Caton
Le Roy H Fery
DIST/POST/CITY
14
10
10
10
7
16
16
3
3
3
3
3
15
6
8
16
16
8
8
6
6
6
14
15
15
5
12
16
16
99
99
99
99
99
99
NAME
4065 Jefferson
Marvin L Trefethen
4108 Redmond
Walter E Bidwell
4108 Redmond
Jorgen C Due
4108 Redmond
Walter M Grimm
4116 Rogue River
Dean E Durst
4211 Willamina
Robert S Fraser
4211 Willamina
William D Latvala
4248 Portland
Andrew A Delgado
4248 Portland
Eldon L Graham
4248 Portland
Thomas R Mc Neal
4248 Portland
Matthew Vander Kaay
4248 Portland
Howard A Ward
4273 Sandy
James A Keehnen
4307 Enterprise
Jay C Graham
4567 Milton FreewaterJames O Cline
4617 Beaverton
Marv Doty
4617 Beaverton
Osten M Olsen
4750 Hermiston
William J Kenny
4750 Hermiston
Donald K Peck
5452 Ontario
James N Elledge
5452 Ontario
William C Schuldt
5452 Ontario
Miles R Webster
5638 Stayton
PaulB Reddington
6057 Canby
John R Lance
6057 Canby
Robert E Myers
6147 Malin
Richard W Clark
9744 Myrtle Creek
Philip J Murphy
10626 McMinnville
Derwood R Gibson
10626 McMinnville
Kenneth E Harmes
15038 Mmbr-at-Large Herbert Berman
15038 Mmbr-at-Large Gerald GBryant
15038 Mmbe-at-Large Javier F Granados
15038 Mmbr-at-Large Dominic J Mc Mahon
15038 Mmbr-at-Large Clarence Olmstead
15038 Mmbr-at-Large Wilbur D Rankin Jr
January - February 2015 VFW NEWS
7
Meetings,
Statisticsetc.
Recruiters
Dist
15
as of 5 January 2015
Post#
Recruiter
12140 Kenneth L. Kraft
13
4039
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION
A
s your National Council of Administration representative from Oregon, it is my duty
and privilege to report on pertinent activities of your national organization. This
month I will provide some basic information about National finances and how they
affect the Department of Oregon and us as individual members.
Members
262
Our 2013-14 budget came out $3.5 million in the black. This was primarily due to a slight
improvement in the interest received on your investments and sizable bequests. Yes, all of
the life membership dues that have been paid over many years are securely invested. These
investments are what make the annual payouts to the Departments and Posts possible. The
2014-15 budget was passed at the Council meeting last August in Kansas City. At $93.2
million it represents a $3 million increase over the 2013-14 budget.
Rick L. Higgins
115
No Recruiter
96
10
4108
Judith A. Burger
78
10
4108
John R. Wrinkle
75
15
3973
George E. Carroll
42
15
3973
Jason Carroll
41
15
3973
Ronald W. Jagodnik
32
14
3203
Dennis R. Pratt
21
13
3965
Richard L. Eubank
17
5
1383
Duane G. Whitehead
14
13
7384
Norman M. Henshen
13
13
9448
Thomas G. Laing
11
10
4108
Dennis G. Guthrie
10
13
293
Arnold B. Christensen
10
13
3473
Kenneth E. Hunt
10
15
4273
Bert W. Key
10
15
12140 Donald L. Reed
9
16
10626 Juan M. Palacios
9
10
4108
Daniel Ackerman
8
15
3973
Rodney W. Wymore
8
9
3232
Jim W. Swant
7
Thank you for allowing me to represent you as your National Councilman. It is my honor to serve the veterans of the
great state of Oregon. Please contact me any time you have questions of/for me.
14
661
Kerry A. Wymetalek
7
Bert Key, National Council Member, Oregon
15
1324
Larry W. Moseley
7
7
4116
Charles A. Prudhon
6
8
922
Gary D. Pitman
6
10
1643
Robert W. Cusick
6
12
3970
James E. Horton
6
13
3965
James E. Manson
6
4
966
Frederick L. Bremer
5
8
922
Richard E. Halverson
5
13
3965
James E. Matthews
5
15
180
Franklin R. West
5
16
2666
Daniel F. Fink
5
16
2666
Ernie Doyle
5
6
3048
Jerry R. Shaw Jr
7
2302
Charles E. Delore
4
7
2302
Glenn D. German
4
8
922
Clifford R. Smith
4
9
3232
David R. Snyder
4
10
1643
Robert W. Ruby
4
10
4108
Dan S. Tureck
4
10
7242
Wayne Barth
4
13
3965
Daniel C. Dorman
4
14
661
Wesley J. Larson
4
15
1324
Maurice A. Deets
4
2
1909
William L. Ryan
3
7
9670
William G. Travis Jr
9
3232
Paul L. Gargis
3
10
1412
David Schwab
3
10
12141 Floyd W. Leach
3
10
12141 Leonard L. Parsons
3
12
9744
Robert E. Williams
3
12
9745
Wayne Spier
3
13
293
Kenneth W. Howard
3
14
584
Edward A. Rose
3
14
4065
Tom Nollen
3
15
180
Joshua R. Ray
3
4
3
Bert Key
It is most interesting where this money comes from. Twenty years ago our entire budget
came from within the organization such as dues, insurance sales, investments and Quartermaster supply. This year,
only $8 million of the $92.3 million will come from membership dues. The rest primarily comes from solicitations
(mailings) to non-members and, of course, to some members and from corporate America as well as from many
Veterans and their families who give large bequests to us. We are aware that solicitations are declining for all
organizations and other revenue sources will need to be found.
The $10.00 per annual member dues increase that went into effect 1 January 2014 is now flowing to the places
specified in the resolution that was passed. One dollar is going directly back to the states; seven dollars are going to
fund our National Service Office. Oregon is seeing an increase in the amount received, and the remaining two dollars
are going to our National Military Assistance programs.
What do we do with the general budget money? First, we administer the national organization. Of course this
includes a couple of hundred line items of details. Payroll is a major expense. We have an authorized work force of
207 employees, of which 188 of these positions are presently filled. We have recently experienced a reduction of 15
employees as we have gone to more online and automated dues processing.
During recent years, VFW national has provided ever-increasing financial assistance to all of our Departments in
response to their requests. We have considerable ability to solicit revenue and hence share it with Departments.
Oregon received our share during the last full year of payments, 2013. This is a good percentage of the Department’s
budget.
The remaining money is funneled into all of our programs. These large amounts put added meaning into our tag line
“NO ONE DOES MORE FOR VETERANS.”
MID-WINTER MEETINGS
DIST.DATE TIME LOCATION
OFFICERS 2
17-Jan 1PM Post 1909 Rainer, Sr Center 48 W 7th St
Richard Eubank
3
18-Jan 1Pm Post 1442, 3405 SE 87th Ave Portland Bert Key
REMARKS
Potluck
Noon
None
4
18-Jan 1pm Post 966 Brookings, 507 Pacific Ave
Tom Laing
Potluck
5
21-Feb 1Pm Post 4070 Lakeview, community Center
Linda Kelly
Noon
6
11-Jan 1PM Canceled due to Weather
Rich Halverson
Noon
Potluck
7
21-Feb 11am Post 2302 Grants Pass, 1830 Redwood Ave Richard Eubank Potluck
8
10-Jan 11am Post 2471 The Dalles, 700 Veterans Dr
Merle Jackson
Noon
9
17-Jan 1PM Post 732 Siletz, 145 SE Egbert
Tom Laing
Potluck
10
10-Jan 1PM Post 1643 Bend, 1503 NE 4th St
Richard Eubank
Noon
12
11-Jan 2PM Post 9744 Myrtle Creek
Richard Eubank
Noon
123 Parkside, Riddle
13
17-Jan 1PM Post 293 Eugene, 1626 Willamettee St
Ken Kraft
VOD Dinner
14
18-Jan 2PM Post 661 Salem, 630 Hood St NE
Richard Eubank
11:30
Potluck
4 PM
Potluck
Potluck
1PM
15
23-May1pm Post 6057 Canby/Aurora NO WINTER MEETING
16
10-Jan 1Pm Post 2666 Hillsboro, 310 SW Walnut
Linda Kelly
Potluck
Noon
8 VFW NEWS January - February 2015
January - February 2015 VFW NEWS
9
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
EDWIN J. MC GLOTHIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Background:
Edwin J. Mc Glothin was a Life member of the Oregon Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 81 Portland, Oregon, with
long time service as a Post and Department Quartermaster.
Amount: Up to Five [5] $1,000 Scholarships
Eligibility & Criteria for Selection:
Applicant must be a 2015 high school graduating student who is a Child, Grandchild or Great-Grandchild of a Department of
Oregon VFW member who is presently, or was at the time of their death, a member in good standing.
Applicant must have applied or been accepted to a 2 year Community College or Vocational School, or a 4 year College or
University in the United States.
Applicant must be actively involved in Community Service activities in either school, community, or both.
Applicant must have an accumulative 2.5 GPA or above
Applicant must submit with application a 300 word neatly typed essay on the theme:
“Why Veterans are Important to our Nation’s History and Future”
Applicant must provide copy of School Transcripts with application.
Scholarship Use:
The Scholarship will be paid directly to the school of choice, once attendance as a full time student is confirmed by the school, and
must be used within one [1] year of High School Graduation.
Due: Must be submitted in person NLT 4:00 PM, or by U. S. Mail, post marked NLT February 17, 2015
To:
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Department of Oregon
12440 NE Halsey Street,
Portland, Oregon 97230.
Get your applications online at: www.vfworegon.org or call 503-255-5808 and an application can be mailed to you.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS EDWIN J. MCGLOTHIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
NAME: __________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: _______________________________________________________________
CITY: ________________________STATE_______________ZIP___________________
PHONE: ____________________ ALTERNATE: ________________________________
GRADE POINT AVERAGE (Cumulative): _____________
RANK (in class): ________OF________ seniors.
College or school you are planning to attend: ____________________________________
Major Field of study: _______________________________________________________
SAT or ACT Scores (If available)
SAT: CR________ M ________ WR ________
ACT: Composite ________
FATHER’S NAME: _________________________________________________
MOTHER’S NAME (Maiden name) ____________________________________
Name of parent or grandparent who is/was a member of the Department of Oregon
Veterans of Foreign Wars: ____________________________________________________
Membership Number: _____________ VFW Post Number: _______________________
1. Please attach a neatly typed 300 word essay on the theme: “Why Veterans are Important to our Nation’s History and
Future”
2. Submit a Letter of Recommendation from at least one teacher or administrator focusing on your classroom work, as well
as your community service.
3. Please include a COPY of your official grade transcripts.
4. This scholarship must be used between September 2015 and June 2016.
5. Deadline: Must be submitted in person NLT 4:00 PM, or by U. S. Mail, postmarked NLT February 17, 2015. To:
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Oregon
12440 NE Halsey Street
Portland, Oregon 97230
10 VFW NEWS January - February 2015
Roster Changes
As of 1 October 2014:
Page 7
District 7 ADJ Email: [email protected]
Page 8
Post 922 QM Dennis “Ray” Vickere
Email: [email protected]
Page 9
Post 3437 QM Stanley Gray
Email: [email protected]
Post 10
Post 4248 QM/ADJ Richard Standow
Post 4307 QM Email: [email protected]
Post 12
District 2 CMD Phone: 503-717-0153
District 3 SO Michael Rivard (1325)
4605 N Stafford St Portland 97203
Phone: 503-286-8878
District 7 ADJ Michael Genske (4116)
15060 Horerster Ln Rogue River 97537
Phone: 541-499-9385
Page 13
District 10 SO: Dan Ackerman (4108)
2030 SW 28th Court Redmond 97756
Phone: 253-590-6410
District 13 CMD Phone: 541-359-7781
Deputy Chief of Staff
District 7 Michael Genske (4116)
15060 Horerster Ln Rogue River 97537
Phone: 541-499-9385
Page 20
Post 353 QM Address: PO Box 381
Page 21
Post 907 Post Mail: Mail to QM
Post 922 CMD Address: 325 W VanBuren Athena 97813
Post 922 QM: Dennis “Ray” Vickere
1615 SW Frazer Ave Pendleton 97801
Phone: 541-377-3707
Page 38
Post 7384 QM: Nicholas Lindley
6467 “D” St Springfield 97478
Phone: 541-744-1156
Page 39
Post 9448 Meeting Place: Veneta Com Center
25192 E Broadway Ave
Post 9670 Post Mailing: Mail to QM
Post 3473 ADJ Jonathan Landon
Email: [email protected]
Page 42
Post 12141 QM: Leonard Parsons
380 SW 5th St PMB 458 Madras 97741
Phone: 541-460-5046
Post 12141 CHAP: Thomas Waterman
2965 SE James Dr Madras 97741
Phone: 503-333-8364
As of 7 October 2014:
Page 10
Post 5638 QM Email: [email protected]
As of 9 October 2014:
Page 29
Post 3594 QM Phone: 541-999-0523
As of 20 October 2014
Page 25
Post 2624 JR Vice: Robert Fitzsimmons
267 SE 143rd St South Beach 97366
Phone: 702-347-8932
Page 39
Post 7847 CMD Phone: 541-403-4332
As of 23 October 2014:
Page 7
Post 584 CMD Email: [email protected]
Page 10
Post 5638 QM John Wilson Email: [email protected]
Page 28
Post 3203 Post Address: PO Box 384
Post 3232 Jr Vice: Kenneth Smith
59616 Ben Bunch Rd Florence 97439
Phone: 541-997-8231
Post 3232 QM Address: 151 42nd Way
Post 3437 QM: Stanley Gray
PO Box 493 Sweet Home 97386
Phone: 541-405-0206
As of 28 October 2014:
Page 29
Post 3597 SR Vice: James Jerome Jr
PO Box 905 Stevenson 98648
As of 6 November 2014:
Page 35
Post 4439 Mailing Address: PO Box 24
As of 17 November 2014:
Page 32
Post 4108 ADJ: John Wrinkle
3855 NW Montgomery Ave Redmond 97756
Phone: 541-678-3895
As of 19 November 2014:
Page 33
Post 4116 CMD Phone: 541-441-2446
Page 9
Post 4211 ADJ Michael Nolen
Email: [email protected]
Page 34
Post 4248 QM: Richard Standow
4048 N Attu St Portland 97203
Phone: 503-619-5734
Page 33
Post 4211 ADJ: Michael L Nolen
18661 SW Willamina Creek Rd Willamina 97396
Phone: 503-883-1797
Page 36
Post 5638 QM: John Wilson
1255 Kent Ct Stayton 97383
Phone: 503-769-5195
Post 5638 ADJ: Kelly Hafer
PO Box 647 Aumsville 97325
Phone: 503-587-9245
Page 40
Post 9745 CDR Phone: 541-670-4000
Post 6147
CMD: Steve McKinley
PO Box 50 Malin 97632
Phone: 541-723-2078
Post 6147 SR Vice: Joseph Victorine
5885 N Co Rd 111 Tulelake, CA 96134
Phone: 541-723-3995
Page 6
District 2 CMD Claude Miller
Email: [email protected]
Page 41
Post 12140 Mailing Address:
PO Box 22394 Lake Oswego 97269
Page 27
Post 3182 Meeting Time: 3PM
Page 37
Post 6057 CMD: Michael Landreville
PO Box 370 Canby 97013
Phone: 503-263-2552
Post 6057 SR Vice: Danny Hatcher
2754 Beaver Ct Hubbard 97032
As of 26 November 2014:
As of 8 December 2014:
Page 9
Post 4108 ADJ Email: [email protected]
Page 32
Post 4108 ADJ: John Wrinkle
3855 NW Montgomery Ave Redmond 97756
Phone: 541-678-3895
Page 10
Post 4248 QM Harold Moats
Page 40
Post 9745 Meeting Day and Time: Tuesday 6PM
Page 22
Post 1325 Meeting Day and Time: Tuesday 7PM
Page 29
Post 3594 Post Mailing Address: PO Box 583
As of 21 November 2014:
As of 20 November 2014:
Page 8
Post 2468 CMD Nicholas Clyde Email:
[email protected]
Page 25
Post 2302 Meeting Time: 9AM
Post 2468 CMD: Nicholas Clyde
620 NW Wide Ave Roseburg 97471
Phone: 541-378-1450
Post 2468 SR Vice: Kirkland Conner
2041 Old Garden Valley Rd Roseburg 97471
Phone: 541-784-7984
Post 2468 JR Vice: Chester Johnson
701 S Westgrove Rd Virginia Beach 23455
Phone: 541-378-1471
Post 2468 Dues changed from $36 to $30
Page 9
Page 29
Post 3473 ADJ: Jonathan Landon
32684 Taylor Butte Rd Cottage Grove 97424
Phone: 253-682-9734
As of 11 December 2014:
Page 10
Post 4273 CMD Casey Wood
Email: [email protected]
Post 4273 ADJ Robert Gibler
Email: [email protected]
Post 4439 Gold Beach ADJ Michael McNutt
Email: [email protected]
Page 34
Post 4248 QM: Harold Moats
7241 SE Ogden St Portland 97206
Phone: 503-774-8402
Post 4273 CMD: Casey Wood
42010 SE Luzon Ln #2 Sandy 97055
Phone: 360-977-4924
Post 4273 ADJ: Robert Gibler
38020 Meeker St Sandy 97055
Phone: 503-267-6045
Post 4273 SO: Melissa Samels
38478 Limerick St. Sandy 97055
Phone: 503-668-4849
As of 15 December 2014:
Page 7
District 15 CMD Franklin West
Email: [email protected]
As of 17 December 2014:
Page 28
Post 3203 QM Address: 226 S Main St Ste F
Page 10
Post 4217 CMD Tamera Calhoun
Email: [email protected]
Page 33
Post 4217 CMD: Tamera Calhoun
PO Box 1436 Warm Springs 97761
Phone: 541-993-5389
Post 4217 SR Vice: Austin Smith
PO Box 689 Warm Springs 97761
Phone: 541-604-0135
Post 4217 QM/ADJ: Gerald Danzuka
PO Box 4 Warm Springs 97761
Phone: 541-460-1038
Post 4217 SO: Tamera Calhoun
PO Box 1436 Warm Springs 97761
Phone: 541-993-5389
As of 19 December 2014:
Page 36
Post 4750 CMD Address: PO Box 629
Page 1
Department Officer QM/ADJ:
Cheryl E Campos (Post 10626)
Office Assistant: Nicholas Curry (Post 12140)
Page 6
Department Officer QM/ADJ
Email: [email protected]
As of 22 December 2014:
Page 7
District 15 CMD Franklin West
Email: [email protected]