Warrior Newsletter January 2015 - Korean War Veterans

TEXAS LONE STAR CHAPTER / KOREAN WAR VETERANS
TLSCIKWV
P. O. BOX 802541
HOUSTON, TX.
77280-2541
www.kwvahouston.org
Volume 25 - Issue 1
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The Annual Chili Cook-off and Silent Auction will be held at the January meeting.
The cook-off and Silent Auction will begin at 4 pm and the meeting will begin at 6 pm.
Have you found any items to be donated for the Silent auction? You can donate any item you have at home that
is new or in excellent condition, or you can contact local merchants for donations. In the past, dinners have
been donated by local restaurants plus many other business establishments.
Don't forget the chili cook-off. Dust off your favorite recipe and get cooking. With the recent cold weather,
you probably have made a pot of chili to ward off the cold. If it turned out perfect or needs improving, remember the ingredients and compete with your fellow veterans and for the grand prize of the cook-off.
Bring your best chili
and don't forget to bring the items for the
SILENT AUCTION
To the January Meeting
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ITIME:
PLACE:
4PM
Kitchen Area @ Tracey Gee Community Center
NEW V A DIRECTOR
WREATH'S ACROSS AMERICA
Mr. Jon Skelly has been named as the Western Area
Director in the Office of Field Operations at the Veterans Benefits Administration. Mr. Skelly, who assumed
his duties Nov. 30, 2014, will provide direction and
oversight for more than 4,000 employees in 15 regional
offices. The Western area includes Montana, Idaho,
Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, California, Washington, Alaska, Hawaii
and the Philippines.
The day was a fantastic one, with spectacular
weather and lots of willing volunteers. There were
more people at the cemetery than any previous time,
paying their respects and simply saying thank you to
those that served.
Since 2012, Mr. Skelly served as the Director for the
Salt Lake City VA Regional Office, where he also
served as the Director of the Anchorage and Fort Harrison VAROs. In this position, he was responsible for
the administration of benefits and services to more than
330,000 Veterans living in Utah, Montana and Alaska.
These three offices provided nearly $98 million in
monthly federal benefits, through a variety of compensation, education and vocational rehabilitation and employment programs.
Mr. Skelly is a Veteran of the
United States Army and began his VA career as a management analyst at VBA's Central Office in WashingtonD.C.
The cemetery is now beaming in spectacular beauty
in an ocean of wreaths, as far as you can see. This
year 45,000 resting places of our fallen heroes, were
covered with a wreath.
Thank you to everyone who participated on December 13th.
Cleanup of the wreaths will be January 17th at 8 am.
Mr. Skelly is the nephew of member Ray Priger of
Houston.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Texas Lone Star Chapter
By-law Changes
By Bob Bighouse
PLEASE READ THIS INFORMATION AS IS VERY IMPORTANT
.
Note that the amount of dues to be paid is set by majority vote of the board of directors.
To implement this change, 2015 will be the year of transition, and the following adjustments apply in 2015.
Dues would become payable in January, for everyone required to pay, but would not be considered delinquent
until March 31, 2015. Beyond 2015 the required member dues would be payable in January of each year, and
would become delinquent after January 31 of each succeeding year.
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For regular members whose anniversary date was in the 1sl quarter, the regular amount ($25) would
be due in January 2015, with the provisions noted above.
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For regular members whose anniversary date was in the second or third quarter would be given credit
for one half of their dues in 2015, and their dues in the amount of$12.50 would be payable in January
2015, with the provisions noted above.
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For regular members whose anniversary date was in the 4th quarter, the dues required for 2015 would
be suspended, and their dues would become payable in January 2016.
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AFTER THIS YEAR, DUES SHALL BECOME PAYABLE IN JANUARY OF EACH YEAR.
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2014 WREATHS CROSS AMERICA DONORS
GRACIE GAMBINO
Laying of the Wreaths, will be on Saturday,
Dec. 13,2014, at 11:00 A.M.
If planning to attend, the shuttle bus might be a better way to arrive at the V.A. Cemetery.
BONDS, A D & MARY
LEWIS, SARAH
IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM ODOM
COLLINS, KELLI
LOVERDI. ESTHER & JOE
DAMIENS, CHERI
McWHORTER.
BOE, CAROL
DIANE & DA VID
DURHAM, M. D., CARLOS
ECHOLS, JULIE & JAMES
MEASON, PAULA
MISTROT, BERNICE & GUS
PRING, CHERYL & RICHARD
IN MEMORY OF
MICHAEL T. PRING
WENDELL
FARMER DERMATOLOGY
GALLEMORE,
TERRY & JOHN
IN MEMORY OF
R D JONES
NITARJONES
GAMBINO,
AMY
PUGH, ANN
IN MEMORY OF G C LANGLEY
TOMMY PUGH
GAMBINO, DANA
GAMBINO, DINO
GAMBINO, HOLLIE
GAMBINO, PATTY & SAL
RIDGEWAY,
MARIE & RON
GAMBINO, RICK
SANFORD. R. B
GAMBINO,ROSEMARY
GAMBINO, SAL, JR.
IN MEMORY OF R D SANFORD
GOMEZ, ROSIE
HALL, DORIS
SCALISE, DIANNE & TERRY
IN MEMORY OF BILLY LEE TOBIAS
IN MEMORY OF TOM SCALISE
JESSIE & BILLIE TOBIAS
WELTHAHALL
SELDEN, LISA & KEVIN
HARDEE, LENA & WILL
WOODLANDS
HEINS. CINDI & WILLIE
SERIO, SALVADORE J.
HENSLEY, PEGGY
SMITH, JUDY
IN MEMORY OF JACK HENSLEY
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IN MEMORY OF
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"WARRIOR DONATIONS" Honor Roll for "July 2014 to July 2015"
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Your editors: Lee & Charlotte Henderson
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Brast, Hazel
Conte, Tom
Correa, Joseph
Duncan, Jim
Gambino, Sal
Goody, Richard
Hinojosa, R. V.
Johnson, Max
Lee, Jobnney
Levine, Janice
McLendon, Max
Mejie, Carolyn
Middlebrooks, Beverly
Moore, Ed
Morris, Roger
Munguia, Tony
Mulrooney, Maureen
Nathan, Shirley
Nittsche, Herb
Parker, James
Priger, Ray
Ramsey, Jeff
Ramsey, Rod
Sanford, R. B.
Shannon, Debbi
Schrader, Ben
Sloane, Jane
Spencer, Milly
Velasco, David
Random Thoughts As We Age
Wallace, Pete
Watkins, Jim
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Last year I joined a support group for procrastinators.
met yet!
For all who Gave!
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I need people to stop pissing me
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Old age is coming at a really bad time!
When I was a child I thought Nap Time was a punishment .... now,
as a grown up, it just feels like a small vacation!
The biggest lie I tell myself is ... ''I don't need to write that down,
I'll remember it."
I don't have gray hair. I have "wisdom highlights".
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"JANUARY
TIME'TO RENEW
7th- Board Meeting - 3 pm
15th -Chili Cook-off 4 pm
15th - General Meeting - 6 pm
FEBRUARY
5th - Board Meeting - 3 pm
14th - VALENTINE'S DAY
15th - National Flag Day
18th - Ash Wednesday
19th - Chinese New Year
19th - General Meeting - 6 pm
Dues are $25.00 - Life Membership $200.00 - Send renewal to TLSCIKWV - POBox
802541 - Houston TX
77280-2541.
The following memberships are due January
1, 2015
All members that have dues payable in the first
quarter.
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:Max Johnson
Character cannot be developed in ease and quite.
Only through experiences of trial and suffering
can the soul be strengthened, vision cleared, ambition inspired and success achieved.
Jerry Weber Award
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C and Rod Ramsey teamed up to work the third floor.
~ Ben made it a point to engage each veteran recipient
C in conversation as we made the rounds. As usual
~ each patient expressed real gratitude to our members
[ as did their visiting family members. The volunteers
;~ also got to meet the new director of volunteer activii~ties at the VA. Her name is Barbara Bell, and as Jim
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member for the Jerry Weber Award. You can access the
Nomination form from the website: kwvahouston.org.
The applicant should be an example of leadership, a good communicator, dependability, good decision
making judgment, good at working with others, etc.
Choose your nominee and submit the application
to the Jerry Weber Awards Committee as soon as possible, as the winner will be announced at the March meetmg.
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SOCKS & CAPS DONATION...
Ann Habinak, daughter of member, Al & Sarah Habinak,
recently visited with Don Napp. The purpose of this visit
was to give Don a large sack full of socks, courtesy of
Walmart.
Ann is an executive with Walmart and their
generosity did not end there. She met with the managers
of the stores she is over. The result of these meetings was
a total of $500 in gift cards from the stores under her leadership. One store, #768 in Katy, donated two $50.00 gift
cards. A special thank you to this store.
THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU
WALMART
Stores #768
#3106
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Michael Dilick
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Walter H. Ballard
Lee Mitchell
Fay Talghader
Don Hester
Sam Cardenas
Richardo Cortez
Marlene Telling
Wilma Watkins
Dixie Hanks
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Barbara Sims
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Ruby Ehrlund
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dictionary as an [adv], [prep], [adj.], [n] or [v].
It's easy to understand UP, meaning toward the sky or at the top of the list, but when we awaken in the morning, why do
we wakeUP?
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1st MARINE DIVISION ASSOCIATION
On February 01, 2015, the Houston Chapter of the 1st Marine Division Association will hold an event commemorating the Formation of the 1st Marine Division.
Event starts at 1300 (1 :00 PM) on board the Battleship Texas with a 1 hour guided tour, a brief ceremony on
the Bow of Ship. and plans to end at the Monument Inn Restaurant. Chapter pays entry for all Marines, Marine
family & Guest to the Battleship. An RSVP is needed if joining the group at the Monument Inn Restaurant.
dwilmoth [email protected]
If those attending, wish to have a meal with the 1st Marine Division Assn., it is expected to be around $20.00
per person, paid for by individual guest. There will be a private room at the Monument Inn Restaurant.
On February 22,2015, the 3rd Marine Division Association will hold an event on the Battleship Texas to commemorate the Landing on Iwo Jima and the Naval Support by Battleship Texas.
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U. S. MARINES
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LOYALTY
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VALOR
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HONOR
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FIDELITY
KEEPING IN TOUCH - SICK BAY
HOME AT LAST
CONGRATULATIONS!! !
M..I.A. Army medic, Sgt. Gilberto Sanchez, is
finally home after 64 years.
Carlos & Martha Ballard, welcomed a new Great
Grandson into the family at Christmas. Youngest
grandson Colton & wife Kendall Crossley welcomed
Baby Brecken, the day after Christmas.
Brecken
weighed 7 lb. 6 oz. and was 19.5". Mom and the
baby are all doing great and
~- the
baby
is
beautiful
(of
course).
Sgt. Sanchez went missing in 1950 during a particularly brutal battle, and for 64 years, his family had
no idea what happened to him.
They finally got the call they'd waited decades for.
A forensics lab in Hawaii identified the soldier's
remains and Sgt. Sanchez would be coming home.
Sgt. Sanchez will be laid to rest Friday, January 23,
2015, in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. A
horse-drawn carriage will carry the casket. The
family invites the public to attend and say thank
you. The time has yet to be determined.
GOD is good.
There will also be an evening celebration Wednesday, January 21 at the VFW in New Braunfels.
We shared this story last month
MORE CONGRATULATIONS .•...
~V.A. HOSPITAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
On Saturday, December 20th, the Korean Central Presbyterian Church of Houston, hosted the annual Christmas party at the V.A. Hospital.
The evening began by everyone entering the door of the
auditorium receiving a Christmas gift. After the TLSC
posted the colors, the MC, John Jo of the KCPCH began
the evening by drawing for door prizes. A movie was
shown depicting the new Dynamic Korea, this was followed by the Jin Do Drum Dance, the Youth Orchestra,
a TaeKwon Do demonstration and the Korea Fan Dance.
In between all these wonderful acts, there were more
drawings for gifts.
At the close of the festivities, the color guard retired the
colors, then everyone was treated to a sack lunch which
contained a club sandwich, chips and fruit with a bottle
of water.
Thanks to the Korean Central Presbyterian Church for
hosting another success- ..••ful evening.
As if the birth of a new great grandson is not top
news, another of their grandsons had news of his
own. The Ballard's oldest grandson, Chad, took his
fiance, Christine to Chicago.
Chad always calls
Christine his little Love Bean because she's so small.
There is a famous silver sculpture of a huge bean in
Chicago, outside an art museum that reflects everything around it. So he
took Little Bean to see
Big Bean, it was snowing, he got on his knees
& proposed. ??? Guess
we would understand
better if we were 27 &
29. They made it back
in time for Christmas
Day with all of us.
More Random Thoughts
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I'm going to retire and live off of my savings. Not
sure what I'll do that second week.
Of course I talk to myself, sometimes I need expert
advice.
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WREATtTS ACROSS
AMERICA-HOUSTON
The Placing of the Wreath's was held on Saturday, December 13th, 2014-11:00 am
lvarado, John
rnott, Barbara (In memry of Richard Amott)
rnwine, L. C.
allard, Carlos & Martha
artee, Rosey (In memory
fTom & Sandra Campion)
ighouse, Bob (In memory
f Janie Bighouse)
lair, Buddy
ICarnero, Manny
onsulate General Republic of Korea
onte, Tom
aumann, Hank
uncan, Jim
hrlund, Chuck
itzmorris, Joan (In memry of Tom Fitzmorris)
itzmorris, Mary Bety (In
emory of Tom Fitzmorris)
raham, William
alferty, Dick
Henderson, Lee
Hitchcock family
Hudson, Ronald
Jackson, John
Johnson,Max
Lee, Johnney, (In memory
of Harvey Frazier)
Levine, Janice (In memory
of Jack Levine)
Maillet, W. A.
Martinez, Henry (In memory of Howard Nathan)
McLendon, Charles
McManners, Dorothy(In
memory of Arthur McManners)
Melbane,
Mejia, Robert (In memory
of 5 brothers)
Middlebrooks, Beverley (In
memory of Marvin Tread!well)
IMitchell, Bob
ixon, Tom
Morris, Roger (In memory
of Roy Morris)
Mulrooney, Maureen (In
memory of Joe Mulrooney)
Munguia, Tony
Naomi, Sam (In memory
of Howard Nathan)
Napp, Don & Nelda
Nathan, Shirley (In memory of Howard Nathan)
Otis, Bob
Pickle, Lemuel
Porter, Breck
Potts, Roland
Powell, Jr., Clarence
Priger, Ray
Ramsey,Rod
Sanford, R. B.
Santana, Santiago
Schrader, Ben
Shannon, Debra K.
Singleton, Carl
Sloane, Jane (In memory
OFFICERS
President
1st Vice Pres.
2nd Vice Pres.
Secretary
Treasurer
Hank Daumann
Carlos Ballard
Rod Ramsey
Roger Morris
Bob Bighouse
FORMER PRESIDENTS
1991-92 - Nat Young
1992-93 - W. B. Kirchheim
1993-94 - Don Foisie
1994-95 - James Duncan
1995 -97 - Bill Hare
1997-98 - John Jackson
1998-99- "Stoney" Stone
1999-00 - Sal Gambino
2000-01- Howard Nathan
2001-02 - Bob Mitchell
2002-03 - Carlos Ballard
2003-04 - Don Napp
2004-05 - Charlie Ehrlund
2005-07 - Buddy Blair
2007-08 - Charlie Ehrlund
2008-09 - Carlos Ballard
2009-11 - Bob Bighouse
of Story Sloane)
Spencer, Milly (In memory
of Mickey Spencer)
Stevens, Robert
Stone, Stoney (In memory
of Jerry Weber & Cliff
Montgomery)
Susca, Vito
Telling, Wayne
Velasco, David (In memory
of Frank Velasco)
Watkins, J. O. (In memory
of Joy Kolbe)
Weisar, Rudy
Williams, Bridgette (In
memory of John Williams)
Williams, Rosemarie (In
memory of Lester Williams)
Young, Jeanette (In memory
of Nathan Young)
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