Welcome to March. Today is the first of March and we are getting closer to spring, which means warmer weather.
Likely we will experience a snowstorm which seems that it may be payback for the lack of snow storms this winter. Who knows?
I would like to point out to our membership that we did not have a quorum at our last meeting. Our Post survives on membership participation.
As a member you have a voice in how we move forward. Our business meetings last only an hour a month on the second Wednesday at 7p.m. of each month.
The more members, the more successful we will continue to be. All that I ask is to contribute ideas that you as a member bring.
Because of you, we can make a difference for America’s veterans everywhere in our community.
The VFW offers a wide range of assistance programs aimed at helping veterans of every generation.
Whether that means providing free, professional help filing or appealing a VA claim, offering scholarships for post-secondary education, or providing emergency financial relief when times get tough, our VFW post is there for America's veterans.
I have had a couple of inquiries regarding Information on yoga which is held at the post weekly brought to you by Ann Donovan (337) 393-3649 and Joanna Poehmel (518) 390-9164. Give them a call for information and the benefits of yoga.
We also have the Mountain Cornhole league here every Thursday night. Contact Jason Post at (518) 337-9406 for information on joining the group. They have an enjoyable time tossing those little bags at a board with a hole in it. Try it out.
This past week we had a family use our hall for a wedding. The family was incredibly happy with our facility for their event. Should you have an event that our Post building would work for you, let us know. Just contact us at vfwpost1545@gmail.com for more information,
Please keep our troops still serving throughout the world for our freedoms in your prayers and God Bless America.
Marc Farmilette, PDC – Commander VFW Post 1545
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