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A Message from the Presid€ht....Seldom is it possible to have your cakeand eat it too! Howeverr this past yearhas been the exception, for I have beenable to do both and the challenges willcontinuen to test our verY souls!Our mission statement may seem elu'sive, but fulfilling our promise to thosewho have gone before and those who will continue in ourfootsteps, is possible. Success in perpetuating our legacydepends on our determination to step outside the box, and

stop thinking as we did thirty years ago. Today, we must re'alize our limitations, accept our history and cherish thepart we played in the defense of The Republic of Korea and

the United StateS Of AmeriCa. Thank $Oll.'.........€VrBfyOne!

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The Florida Leaguiis proud to announce a week-long series with the Korean

National CoUegiite Team. The two teams will matchup five times between

August 5-ro at various locations throughout Central Florida'

ChuckHusbands, DOF Secretary and VP th,rew out the opening pitc[ presented a plaque to

the Korean Coach and VFW EZ8Z post Commander Mark Van Deventer welcomed all to the

VFW . The players had kimchi slathered on hot dogs, went to]h1 beach and played a won-

derful basetali game. Chapter 189 enjoyed it all including llFW A-tx' Pres Deb VanDe-

venter singing tt. US National Anthem and Pastor Hur singing the ROK National Anthem.

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and that is inexcusable. Their excellent physicians often provide medical treatment with their hands tiedbehind their backs by the bureaucrats, who stifle both quality and expediency.

Bob McGuire, DOFPresident on the leftand Chuck HusbandsDOF VP on the rightin the picture on theright, following theirpresentation to theFlorida Delegation.

We asked for greater access to local doctors and local hospi-tals for all service connected disabled veterans in need oftimely care. It passed the Congress and has been signed intolaw! They added some bureaucratic restraints of course!!!!!

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Welcome Korea War VeteransCentral Florida East Coast Chapter 189

Korean War Veterans AssociationP.O. Box 214005

South Daytona FL 32121Meets the Third Tuesday, Noon atVFW Post 3282, Port Orange, FL

President: Ed Stepnowski

I st VP: Anthony Polemeni

2nd VP: Joseph Sicinski

Secretary: Donna Hawes

Treasurer: Robert Hawes

Board Chairman: Bob McGuire

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Brigadier General H. Tolman Morford, D.D.S.

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U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers

Uncle of:

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Submitted By: Ted MorfordKWVA Ghapter 169

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David W. PippiJames D. ClineJohn A. CrockettGeorge A. CarterJohn J. ReidyGeorge P. RussoVirgil H. DuduitRobert S. EnosDaniel PeskiCarlos RainwaterWilliam Ray RawlingsHugh Madison SmithAlice PinetteEdward L. PaytonWalter D. HoppenbrouwerHarold T. FreasJohn H. HoopeWilliam M. AllenArthur GelbmanHarry S. ShannahanSamue! D. SagePeter M. PopolizioRalph A. BevinsKenneth L. Bradshaw Jr.Elaine A. Bohm

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lmmediately following high school, she spent 4 years in the US Navy as aHospital Corpsman / EMT. Duty stations included Orlando, Great Lakes andCharleston NRMC. Aftenruard, she obtained a bachelors degree in BusinessMarketing (thanks to the Gl Bill) and served the senior demographic for years inretirement community marketing prior to coming on board with VITASHealthcare as a Veteran Liaison last year. This position enables a phenomenalopportunity to advocate for veterans and their families, something she'sExtremely passionate about. Along with honoring veterans and assisting withNeeds (including benefits applications), she also give presentations to staff andcaregivers on veteran culture to help better relate to the veteran... "to betterserve those who have served us".

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! thank God every day for the privilege of being able to give back and make adifference in the lives of veterans. I have Iived in Central Florida for 25 yearswith a wonderful family support system including 5 grandchildren, ALL the appleOf my eye. Life is so good!

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American Legion Post 270 welcomes you to stop by, enjoy friendly comradeship with your fellow veterans,

meet a SONS, Rider, or Auxiliary member. With the show of your veteran's card, enjoy the first drink free.

We usually have lunch Monday - Friday from 11:30am to 1:00pm. Monday's are Tacos, Wednesday

Wings, Friday Fish/Shrimp from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. Every third Saturday from 5.00pm to 7:00pm the

Legion has Steak Night. Other Saturday nights rotate between, Auxiliary, SONS and Riders for dinners.

We're sure you will not be disappointed.

We would like to invite you to the May 25th, Memorial Day Ceremony. The Ceremony honoring our

veterans starts at 10:00am with the Pledge of Allegiance, National Anthem, Opening Prayer and GuestSpeaker. The message of remembrance from a guest speaker and the Legion Commander's remarks.

Participating are the Honor Guard, Color Guard, Auxiliary, SONS, and Riders. Firing Squad and Taps with

the closing prayer by our Chaplain. Afterwards everyone enjoys free hamburgers, hot dogs and sides.

Tel: 386-788-6800 Fax: 386-788-6Oi 5