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  • Volume XXV  Issue X                            THE POST                   Sept 23, 2025

Jr. Vice Commander’s Call

The Post Picnic held; Saturday September 6th had 64 attend the event. The weather was great, just right for a picnic with just enough wind to keep the bugs way. The desert table in the Post was full of all types of good things. We still have a large number of cookies left and hot dogs with buns. 

This was our first Picnic at our new home. I must thank the Parks and Rec for supplying the additional picnic tables needed to accommodate the expected numbers attending and any extras showing up at the last minute. 

  

We had Joey’s food truck supply all the food. I would say from the time serving food started, there were always people getting food. I haven’t heard any complaints yet. I do have complaint form (1 inch by 1 inch).   

 

The next project will be our Veterans Day fund drive, November 7th and 8th , Friday and Saturday. The signup sheet will be ready to sign up at our September 24th meeting.

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Picnic attendees were treated to lunch served by Joey’s.

Respectfully,

Bob Reger, Junior Vice Commander

Senior Vice Commander’s Call




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I want to thank the membership for the strong response in getting their dues in. Over 70% of you have answered the call of duty so far. That is a very strong response. This puts us ahead of schedule as far as the guidelines of what national headquarters has set for us. I want to thank Jr Vice Reger for the excellent job he did in organizing and planning this year's picnic. This is one of the complimentary benefits of membership in the post. The weather cooperated. The food was good, and everyone appeared to have a great time.


My best wishes go out to Legionnaires Rich Czajkowski. Joe Kowalczyk and Gary Skoczylas for the courage they have shown in recuperating from their surgeries and dealing with their procedures. As someone who spent 14 days in intensive care, I know how important it is to be aware that there are people in your corner rooting for you and wishing you the best. As the Post Chaplain my thoughts and prayers are with you and all of our members and their families who are facing illness and medical difficulties. With the weather being remarkably good as of late if illness has prevented you from venturing out if the situation permits try to get out in the sunshine and enjoy some quality time with loved ones and family. Go Bears. They appear to need more than a chaplain's prayers.

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Take care and as always God bless,

Dean Morrell, Senior Vice Commander


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