Wisconsin - American Legion

May 17, 2012
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Greetings,
We are enjoying our
May flowers and especially the Auxiliary
flower – the Poppy. The
garden centers are vying
for our business as we decide how to spruce up our
Joan Chwala communities and perk up
Department
our own lawns. Here are
President
a few new book reviews
to perk us up as well.
Celebrations: This book is about my
gratitude to all of the Units who invited me
to their Legion and/or Auxiliary Birthday
parties or their awards events. Meeting
you and personally thanking the veterans
for their service has been delightful! I am
especially pleased to see members attend
these celebrations wearing 100% ribbons
as part of their party attire!
How Volunteers Save Money for Taxpayers: At a recent luncheon to thank our
VA Hospital Volunteers for their many
hours of service, Commander Rohan also
thanked them for personally saving her
money. She went on to explain that if we
had to pay employees for these hours of
service at the VA Hospitals, our budget requests would be much larger. On our hospital tours, we witnessed the sparkles in the
eyes of our veterans when the volunteers
spoke with them. They do indeed bring joy
to the lives of these patients and residents!
Peas in the Pod or Programs in the
Pod?: Our programs demonstrate how we
honor our veterans. We in the Auxiliary
need to stop worrying if we are reporting
our work in the right pod or program. It is
our concern to continue doing the work we
do, look at ideas presented by chairmen on
every level, and then decide if it is a fit for
our unit. If it is, and you have excitement
about trying it, go ahead! You tell us what
you do, and we’ll decide how to get this
information to Congress so they know that
we are following our mission and honoring our veterans. Never be afraid to call
with questions or concerns.
Wanted – 1,800 Overdue Books: As
you know, every member in the Auxiliary
is an important book in my own personal
Library of Love. We are looking for our
“overdue books.” We need to have them
available for use in our evidence for the
Library of Congress documents. If you are
one of the members who have not yet paid
your 2012 dues, please get renewed as soon
as possible. We really need you! Our veterans, our troops, and our youth need you!
Memorial Day blessings to all.
Joan Chwala,
Department President
MEMBERSHIP
Teresa Isensee
Dept Membership Chairman
Email: [email protected]
Ph: 715-667-3528 (h)
715-577-5259 (c)
The Department Membership Team is
asking all members of the American Legion Auxiliary for help in determining
why the State of Wisconsin still has more
than 1,800 non-renewed members. Our
organization cannot survive if we continue to lose 5% or more of our members annually. Please email or mail me with the
reason you or someone you know is NOT
renewing their membership in the Largest
Women’s Patriotic Organization.
As of May 9, we have 178 Units at or
above 100% and 7 Counties at or above
100%. Congratulations and THANK
YOU!
It is truly inspiring to hear stories from
our Units of the things they do for our
Veterans, our active military, and their
families. A countless number of hours
are spent clipping coupons, putting together packages to be sent to our military personnel, donating time to create
Camo Quilts, and the dollars and time
donated to help our Homeless Women
Veterans. They spent many hours inspiring and supporting our youth through
the Americanism Essay Contest, Badger
Girls State, Poppy Princesses, Hero Back
Packs, serving meals at soup kitchens and
Veterans facilities, and awarding Education Scholarships.
A quote from Toni Gimpel, Western Division Membership Chairman:
“The American Legion Auxiliary is a
Living Memorial to veterans; this is
why people should want to join us.”
Remember the reason we joined in the
first place is because of those brave veterans in our family who stepped forward
and served our country. We must continue
to honor them with our membership.
American Legion Auxiliary membership lets Congress know that we are here
to protect the rights and quality of life
for our veterans and their families. Our
donated volunteer hours and dollars are
reported annually to Congress.
If you have not paid your membership
dues for 2012, please send it in today.
Your membership is important. If you
have any questions or concerns, please
don’t hesitate to call me or send me an
email. The Membership Team is ready
and willing to help.
Flower Orders For
Department Convention
Flowers or corsages for Department
Convention must be ordered directly
through the florist. Contact Romni of
Felly’s Flowers between 8:00 am and
4:30 pm, Monday through Friday, at
800-993-7673. All flower orders must
be placed with a credit card. Flowers
will be delivered to Department Con-
vention on Friday morning by 8:30am
and held in a cooler at the hotel until
needed. There is a delivery charge of
$0.50 for each order form.
Please visit the Department website
(www.amlegionauxwi.org) for a listing
of flower descriptions and prices.
Meet with National
Auxiliary President
Variety of Events Planned–
Don’t miss out! Register today!
The Department of Wisconsin will be
honored with a visit by National President Kris Nelson of Minnesota from
June 20-22, 2012. On June 20th and
21st, she will be attending our American Legion Auxiliary Badger Girls State
session on the UW-Oshkosh campus.
You are invited to meet National President Kris Nelson at any of the following activities scheduled for June 22nd.
Reservations are limited to the first 200
people.
American Legion Post 243, located
at 42 Stafford Street (Plymouth) will be
open between activities on June 22nd.
For additional information, please
contact Jan Pulvermacher-Ryan at 608246-9707 or email [email protected].
June 22, 9:00 am
FREE Breakfast
Fond du Lac Post #75
500 Fond du Lac Avenue
In celebration of American Legion
Auxiliary Unit 75’s 90th Anniversary.
Please RSVP to Donna Wilhelms at (920)
948-7953 or [email protected]
by June 8th.
June 22, 11:30 am (tentative)
Tour of the
Camouflage Quilt Project
439 Factory Street, Plymouth
June 22, 4:30-6:00 pm
Wine And Cheese Reception
501 Collins Street, Plymouth
Held at the home of one of our Auxiliary members in the historic district of
Plymouth. Punch, wine and diabetic
punch will be served. Please RSVP to Kate
Herman at 920-893-0937 by June 8th.
June 22, 6:00 pm
Cocktails and Dinner
Amore’s Restaurant
18 W. Mill St., Plymouth
Cocktails at 6 p.m. (cash bar), Family Style
dinner at 7 p.m. $25.00 per person. RSVP
to Betty Grothe, 955 Anton Rd., Plymouth,
WI 53073 or (920) 893-5194 by June 8th.
May 2012 - Total Membership: 95.12%
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
6th Dist. 2nd Dist. 4th Dist. 7th Dist. 10th Dist. 1st Dist.
98.41% 98.22% 96.67% 96.59% 96.21% 95.16%
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
3rd Dist. 9th Dist. 5th Dist. 8th Dist. 12th Dist. 11th Dist.
94.96% 93.53% 93.23% 92.91% 90.23% 89.42%
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CHAPLAIN’S
CORNER
Laurel DuBois
Department Chaplain
Music Chairman
Ph: 715-825-3916
Email: [email protected]
Hello everyone!!! May is a month
for remembering and honoring.
On May 5, 1868 General John Logan officially proclaimed Memorial
Day, originally known as Decoration Day. It is a day of remembrance
for those who died in our nation’s
service. Due to the service of these
great men and women we are free.
We have freedom of speech, the
right to choose and practice our religion without fear, the right to vote,
and the right to keep and bear arms.
These are just a few of our freedoms. Always remember, we have
these rights and freedom due to their
ultimate sacrifice.
The other great celebration in May
is “Mother’s Day.” None of us would
be here without our mothers. Call
her, write her, send flowers, make
her favorite meal, visit her and give
her your time and attention. Most of
all, tell her that you love her.
PRAYER
A Freedom Blessing:
May you always have your life in
God’s Hands.
May Liberty surround you.
May your Pursuit of Happiness always
come true.
May you have Health and Coins in
your pocket.
May the sun shine in your life.
May the rainbow always follow the
rain.
May you always know a Friend is near.
May God fill your Heart, our Country
and the World with Peace.
May God Bless America and place His
Love in your Heart.
MUSIC
Music is a gift from God. I invite
everyone to sing your favorite song
to yourself or out loud if you wish.
My favorite song is “Somewhere
Over the Rainbow” by Judy Garland.
GOD BLESS AMERICA, GOD
BLESS YOU
Bed Frame
Needed!
If you are located in the Appleton
area and have a queen-size bed
frame you are willing to donate,
please contact Kathy Wollmer,
Homeless Women Veterans
Chairman at 608-343-5502.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY “WISCONSIN”
May 17, 2012
GREETINGS FROM HEADQUARTERS
Bonnie Dorniak
Executive Secretary/Treasurer
608-745-0124
[email protected]
www.amlegionauxwi.org
Any candidate for Department Office must submit her announcement and
photo by June 1st for publication in the
“Wisconsin.” Electronic copy is preferred
([email protected]) but hard
copies may be mailed to Department
Headquarters, Attn: Department Secretary.
May is Poppy Month. Honor the
many veterans who served unselfishly
for our freedom by distributing poppies in your community. All donations
received directly support veterans
throughout Wisconsin.
Thank you to everyone who supports
ALA programs with financial donations. To ensure donations are used as
intended, please submit a Poppy Fund
or General Fund Donation Sheet
with all donations. These forms list
the programs and activities currently
in need of financial support and are
available on the ALA website (Online
Forms) or by contacting Department
Headquarters.
The 92nd ALA Convention will be
held at the Madison Marriott West in
Middleton, July 20-22, 2012. Convention information was mailed to all Unit
Presidents in the May Monthly-UnitMailing. Information is also posted on
the ALA website. Pre-registration is $25/
person or $30 after July 16th. See Page
A4 for hotel information. Please pay
special attention to all deadlines. Resolutions approved by Units must be received
at Department by June 1st. Unit delegate
and alternate forms will be sent to Units
30 days prior to convention and must be
returned to Department by July 6th.
Hope to see you in Middleton!
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
CONVENTION SCHEDULE
(subject to change)
Friday, July 20
8:00 am - Finance & Resolutions
Pre-Convention Committee Meetings
9:00 am - District Caucuses
10:30 am - Convention Convenes
Saturday, July 21
8:00 am - Convention Reconvenes
9:00 am - Elections*
12:30 pm - Past Presidents Parley Luncheon**
Sunday, July 22
8:00 am - Memorial Service
9:30 am - Convention Reconvenes
* Elections will take place on the Convention floor within the District Delegations. All delegates must be seated with
their Districts by 9:00 am.
** PPP Luncheon will honor Past Department President Diana Blom (1997-1998).
See article on Page A3 for more information.
AMERICANISM
Joanie Dickerson
Department Chairman
608-996-2152
[email protected]
The month of June offers us two occasions on which we can demonstrate our
national pride by flying our flag and remembering those who sacrificed so much
for our freedoms. This year, we commemorate the 68th anniversary of the D-Day
Invasion of Normandy on June 6th, 1944.
Beginning with the airborne assault in predawn darkness, 24,500 paratroopers were
dropped behind German lines. At 6:30 am,
the landing of 160,000 allied troops began
and American forces fought hard to gain a
foothold in two separate areas, code named
“Omaha” and “Utah” beaches. Omaha
Beach was the most heavily fortified of the
five landing areas and by mid-morning, initial reports painted such a bleak portrait of
beachhead conditions that Lt. Gen. Omar
Bradley, United States First Army Commander, considered pulling off the beach
and landing troops elsewhere along the
coast. However, during those dark hours,
bravery and initiative came to the fore. By
day’s end V Corps had a tenuous toehold on
the Normandy coast, and the force consoli-
dated to protect its gains and prepare for the
next step on the road to Germany.
The 4th Infantry Division was assigned
to take Utah Beach. In contrast with Omaha Beach, the 4th Division’s landing went
smoothly. The first wave landed 2,000
yards south of the planned beach--one of
the Allies’ more fortuitous opportunities
on D-Day. The original beach was heavily
defended in comparison to the light resistance and few fixed defenses encountered
on the new beach. Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt Jr., who accompanied the
first wave, decided to exploit the opportunity and altered the original plan. He ordered a landing craft carrying the successive assault waves to land reinforcements,
equipment and supplies to capitalize on
the first wave’s success. Within hours, the
beachhead was secured and the 4th Division started inland to contact the airborne
divisions scattered across its front. As in
the Omaha zone, at day’s end Utah Beach
forces had not gained all of their planned
objectives. However, a lodgment was secured and, most importantly, once again
the American soldiers’ resourcefulness and
initiative had rescued the operation from
floundering along the Normandy coast.
With these successes came a very high
price, in human lives. By day’s end 9,000
Allied troops were wounded or dead.
We can take great pride this month in recognizing Ozaukee as the birthplace of Flag
Day. This day is set aside to commemorate
the Continental Congress’ approval of the
design for a national flag. What began in
1885 as a schoolteacher’s assignment for
his students on our flag and its significance
has grown into a national day of recognition. Although there is no official assignment of meaning or symbolism to the
colors of the flag, Charles Thomson, secretary of the Continental Congress, in describing the Great Seal, related its colors to
those of the flag. According to Thomson,
“White signifies purity and innocence,
Red, hardiness and valor, and Blue …
vigilance, perseverance and justice.”
So the Red and White stripes of 13 represent the link to the original ground of 13
states on which the nation has been built.
And the stars, representing the union of
now 50 states, have been laid on the blue
canton to bind all of them with the bond of
vigilance, perseverance and justice. She’s
America’s “Old Glory”. Long may she
wave, dear God, long may she wave.
OFFICIAL CALL
To the 92nd Annual Department Convention
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY - DEPARTMENT OF WISCONSIN
Friday – Sunday, July 20-22, 2012
Madison Marriott West • 1313 John Q Hammons Drive, Middleton, WI 53562
Department Convention
The 92nd Annual Department Convention
will be called into session at the Madison
Marriott West Hotel. Convention General
Session will begin at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, July 20, 2012 in the Superior Room.
Purpose
The Convention is called for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing year,
electing delegates to the National Con-
vention, amending the Constitution, receiving reports of the Department Officers/
Chairmen, Unit recognition of outstanding
achievements and for the transaction of
such business as may be brought before it.
Representation
Representation in the Department Convention shall be by Unit, in accordance
with the provisions of the Department
Constitution. Delegates to Department
Convention shall be Unit members duly
elected for that purpose. Each Unit shall
be entitled to two delegates and two
alternates for the Unit itself and an additional delegate and alternate for each
fifty members or major fraction thereof,
whose District, State and National dues
have been paid at least thirty days prior
to the date of Department Convention.
Units with less than ten members shall
have no representation.
May 17, 2012
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY “WISCONSIN”
Department Convention
Honored Guest: Diana Blom
Diana Blom, Department
President 1997-1998, will be
the honored guest at the Past
Presidents Parley Luncheon
on Saturday, July 21, 2012, at
12:30 pm at the Madison Marriott West Hotel during the
92nd Department Convention
in Middleton, Wisconsin.
Past Department President
Jeannine Conradt will give a
special tribute. Advance tickets
are required – reservation form
is included in this publication
and on the department website
(www.amlegionauxwi.org). Reservation deadline is July 2nd.
Blom will also be presented to
the Convention during the session on Friday, July 20th.
Diana Blom was installed as
Department President at the annual convention held in down-
town Madison in 1997. Members were encouraged to “Follow
the WAVE” during the year and
serve as Women Aiding Veterans
Everywhere. She selected Loretta Shellman, then a Department
Vice President, as her Membership Chairman. Janiece Fischer
Diana Blom
served as Senior Vice President
during that year.
Diana is a 51-year member
of Shiocton Unit 512 in 9th
District and served as Unit and
District President before becoming a Department Officer.
She is eligible for membership through the service of her
husband William. Her special
project was to provide Spinoza
Bears to as many hospitalized
and ill children as possible.
She set a goal of 136 bears, a
number that was met and then
surpassed by Units throughout
the Department. Her year culminated in Green Bay where
she presided over the 1998 Department Convention.
Please join the American
Legion Auxiliary in honoring
Diana Blom.
LEGISLATIVE
Florence Wasley
Department Chairman
608-935-3527
[email protected]
Our leaders in Washington,
D.C. are elected by us. As American Legion Auxiliary members it
is our job to make sure they do
their best. How do we know it is
our job? The answers can be found
when we read or recite our Preamble. It states, “to participate in
and contribute to the accomplishments of the aims and purposes of
The American Legion.” This tells
us we are charged with promoting
and supporting the priorities and
agenda of The American Legion.
How can we do this? Visit the
American Legion and Auxiliary
websites at
http://www.legion.org/legislative
and
http://www.alaforveterans.org.
They will help you find out what
the priorities are for our military,
their families, and children.
As your National Executive Committee person, I was
pleased to attend the Washington D.C. conference in February. Those in attendance gathered at the Legion’s Legislative
meeting and were briefed about
Veterans priorities. The next
day we met with our state sena-
Centurion Lifetime
Achievement
Award
Leona (Onie) Graf, a member of
Lake Mills Unit 67, was presented a Centurion Lifetime Achievement Award. Onie, 102 years old,
retired after volunteering 43 years
at the Wm. S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital. She is pictured with Auxiliary Representative Rose Wenger.
tors and legislators on Capitol
Hill and discussed our concerns
regarding Veterans issues.
As members we must get involved – attend town hall meetings, send emails or write letters,
make phone calls; inform our
Senators and local Legislators of
our concerns for Veterans issues.
These issues are on the forefront
of the country’s platform due to
possible defense cuts, the needs
of our wounded warriors, and the
ongoing war.
Remember, the action you take
does matter. Our Veterans and
their families are counting on
you. So please make contact.
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PAST PRESIDENTS PARLEY LUNCHEO
PAST PRESIDENT’S
Honoring
PARLEY
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Blom, Department President 1997 – 1
Saturday,Blom
July 21, 2012 at 12:30 PM
Honoring Diana
Marriott Madison
West
Salons A, B, C, D
Department President
1997
– -1998
Saturday, July 21, 2012
at 12:30 PM
Marriott Madison West
Salons A, B, C, D
Menu Choices:
Menu Choices
• Chicken Parmesan with Marinara over Linguini and house salad OR
Parmesan
with
Linguini
•• Chicken
Herb Roasted
Pork Loin
withMarinara
Mushroom over
Marsala
Sauce, and
vegetables and sta
• house
Gluten salad
Free or Vegetarian options (Chef’s Choice) available if requested wit
Herb per
Roasted
Loin
with Mushroom
Cost:•$15.50
Person Pork
(includes
beverage,
tax & tip) Marsala
Sauce, vegetables and starch, and house salad
Make Check payable to:
ALA Unit 501 – PPP
• Gluten Free or Vegetarian options (Chef’s Choice)
if requested
withSky
reservation
Mail to: available
Sandy Lovell
– PPP
3721
High Rd
Cottage Grove WI 53527

- - - -$15.50
- - - - - - per
- - - -Person
- - - - - - -(includes
- - - - - - - -beverage,
- - - - - - - - -tax
- - -&
- - tip)
-----------Cost:
RESERVATION FOR PAST PRESIDENT’S PARLEY LUNC
Reservation Deadline: July 2, 2012
Reservation For Past President’s
Parley Luncheon
Name
Unit #
Name
Address
Unit Number
District
City
Address Citytickets
Total
ordered:
Phone (
Zip
@ $15.50 each = $Zip
) Name on Ticket
Total Tickets Ordered
Phone (
Chicken
@ $15.50 Each = $
Name on Ticket Chicken
Pork
Gluten Free
Vegetarian
Name on Ticket Chicken
Pork
Gluten Free
Vegetarian
Name on Ticket Chicken
Pork
Gluten Free
Vegetarian
Name on Ticket Chicken
Pork
Gluten Free
Vegetarian
If more reservations need to be listed, please list on back. Thank You.
Reservation Deadline July 2, 2012
Make Check payable to: ALA Unit 501 – PPP
Mail to: Sandy Lovell - PPP
3721 Sky High Rd Cottage Grove WI 53527
Attention Candidates for
Department Office
Candidates for Department Office must submit announcement
and photo by June 1st for publication in the “Wisconsin.”
Electronic copy is preferred ([email protected])
but hard copies may be mailed:
ALA-WI (Attn: Dept Secretary),
PO Box 140, Portage, WI 53901-0140.
Complete Schedule Information
L-R: Leona “Onie” Graf and
Rose Wegner holding the Centurion Lifetime Achievement Award
Complete Badger Girls State Orientation schedule
can be found on the Badger Girls State website:
www.badgergirlsstate.org
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AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY “WISCONSIN”
American Legion
Department of Wisconsin
May 17, 2012
Convention Hotel Information
American Legion Auxiliary-Department of Wisconsin
92nd Annual Convention, Middleton, WI
Thursday – Sunday, July 19-22, 2012
2012 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
The Convention Center and Headquarters Hotel for the American Legion Family is the Marriott Madison West
Hotel in Middleton.
H. S. & ANGELINE LEWIS – (1) - $1,000
Graduate Student
No applicant
H. S. & ANGELINE LEWIS – (5) - $1,000
Lauren Gilstrap
Grafton
Grafton #355
Brianna Wichlacz Pulaski
Pulaski #337
Abigail Clausing
Mequon
Mequon-Thiensville #457
Hunter Beggs
Nekoosa
Wisconsin Rapids #442
Rachal Hansen
Sturgeon Bay Forestville #372
MERIT & MEMORIAL – (7) - $1,000
Merit Scholarship
Collin Enstad
Sun Prairie Sun Prairie #333
Harriet Hass Scholarship
Kimberly Ebner
Onalaska
Onalaska #336
Adalin Macauley Scholarship
Brandon Lynch
Necedah
Necedah #277
Eleanor Smith Scholarship
Daniel Galloy
Tomahawk Tomahawk #93
Pearl Behrend Scholarship
Zachary Peterson Chippewa Falls Chippewa Falls #77
Barbara Kranig Scholarship
Kacie Gibbs
Merrill
Wausau #10
Jan Pulvermacher-Ryan Scholarship
Amanda Vondrasek St Croix Falls St Croix Falls #143
DEPARTMENT PRESIDENTS – (3) - $1,000
Sierra Tackett
Lake Mills Lake Mills #67
David Domine
Fountain City Fountain City #56
Lisa Donner
Park Falls
Park Falls #182
DELLA VAN DEUREN – (2) - $1,000
Kayla Prosser
Columbus Columbus #62
Britany Young
Viroqua
Soldiers Grove #220
PAST PRESIDENTS PARLEY
Registered Nurse – (2) - $1,000
Kyler Steffe
Ridgeland
Kelsi Sarbacker
Verona
PAST PRESIDENTS PARLEY
Health Career – (2) - $1,000
Mindy Kelly
Barneveld
Morgan Touchstone Wilton
Ridgeland #511
Cross Plains #245
DEADLINE
The American Legion Family Headquarters Hotel Block will be available on a first come first serve basis.
The cost is $94.00 plus applicable tax for double occupancy. Call 608-831-2000 and tell them you are with
The American Legion Convention to make reservations.
ADDITIONAL HOTELS NEAR CONVENTION
Baymont Inn & Suites
$84.99 King/Double
8102 Excelsior Drive
(608) 836-3033 or 836-0949
Courtyard by Marriott
$89.00
2266 Deming Way
(608) 203-0100
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites
$94.00
1109 Fourier Drive
(608) 826-0500
Comfort Suite Madison West
$94.00
1253 John Hammonds Drive
(608) 831-1942
Fairfield Inn & Suites
$89.00
8212 Greenway Blvd
(608) 831-1400
Residence Inn-Madison West
$94.00/$104
8400 Market Street
(608) 662-1100
Country Inn & Suites-Middleton
$89.00
2212 Deming Way
(608) 831-6970
Hilton Garden Inn
$89.00
1801 Deming Way
(608) 831-2220
Staybridge Suites-Middleton
$95.00/$105
7790 Elmwood Avenue
(608) 664-5888
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Kevin Moshea, Director Camp American Legion,
thanks the American Legion Auxiliary for the many
donations received to support the “donation of the month.”
Thanks to the generosity of Auxiliary members
across the state, Camp has received:
November
Book of Forever stamps – 29 donations = $605.70
December/January
$25 BP Gas Card – 13 donations = $400.00
March
$10.00 for Paper Towels – 28 donations = $468.00
One small thing given by many produces
amazing results!
CHILDREN OF WARRIORS NATIONAL
PRESIDENT’S SCHOLARSHIP – (1) - $750
Wisconsin’s Candidate
Cara Argus
Helenville Johnson Creek #305
NON-TRADITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP – (1) - $2,000
Wisconsin’s Candidate/National Winner
Tami Joe DeLisle Reeseville Soldiers Grove #220
SPIRIT OF YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP – (1) - $750
Wisconsin’s Candidate
Alyssa Manteufel Waupaca
Barneveld #433
BADGER GIRLS STATE SCHOLARSHIP – (4) - $500
Ahnastasia Kielar Sturgeon Bay Forestville #372
Raven Wilson
Ripon
Ripon #43
Casey Bloechl
Elcho
Elcho #377
Abby Wiersma
Scandinavia Iola #14
EILEEN KNOX SCHOLARSHIP – (1) - $500
Lily Zehfus
Sheboygan Sheboygan #83
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Raffle Fundraiser
March 2012
Barneveld #433
Wilton #508
CHILD WELFARE – (1) - $1,000
Lacey Reeson
Barneveld Mt Horeb #113
Feed One Disabled Veteran for
One Day
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for $5
Calendar Fundraiser
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$ Amt
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25.00
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500.00
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990.00
March 2012
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40677
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Pam Bellettiere-Goc
Rose Schmidt
Lynn Bellile
Gladys Heintz
Lillian Hudson
Joan Flannery
Bernece Rice
Delores Reitz
Deborah Niebuhr
Brianna Krause
Audrey Schneider
Phyllis Barenthin
Delores Lien
Catherine Geldon
Nancy Hoban
Karen Martin
Beulah Oskey
Elaine Abendroth
Krystal Rubusch
Mary Petrie
June Reshel
Sandra Krutza
Joyce Flack
ALA Unit #8
Mary Canning
Irene Springborn
Patricia Zimmerman
Patricia Flanders
Helen Bralick
ALA-Weyauwega
ALA-Greenbush
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Combined Locks WI
Appleton WI
Mayville WI
Milton WI
Goodman WI
Milton WI
Amberg WI
Cross Plains WI
Fredonia WI
New Holstein WI
La Crosse WI
Webster WI
Hudson WI
La Crosse WI
Montello WI
Clintonville WI
Omro WI
Theresa WI
Watertown WI
Pittsville WI
Stevens Point WI
Brookfield WI
Waukesha WI
Oak Creek WI
Fond du Lac WI
Shawano WI
Tomah WI
Waukesha WI
Weyauwega WI
Greenbush WI
Please note – If not cashed within “90 days” check will be voided
without any notification sent to you.
If it’s after “90 days” call our office. We are open Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:30 pm
608-745-0124.
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Oconomowoc WI
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Beloit WI
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Joyce Sporrer
Porterfield WI
13
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13128
Gilbert Schiller
Milwaukee WI
14
15.00
41006
Russell Stone
Brookfield WI
15
25.00
36589
Virgil Kaas
Osseo WI
16
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46332
Diana Martorana
Eagle River WI
17
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20819
Sadie Wake
North Freedom WI
18
15.00
39666
Stacie Buchanan
Kewaunee WI
19
15.00
05608
Debbie Richardson
Sauk City WI
20
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35682
Donald Hoag
Dresser WI
21
15.00
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Ila Mae Hora
Elm Grove WI
22
25.00
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Centuria WI
23
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Helen Niemiec
Thorp WI
24
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53155
Mary Jane Szews
Hatley WI
25
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Gerri Finger
Oconto WI
26
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53847
Michael Lach
Wausau WI
27
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Ocala FL
28
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26387
Molly Dunlavy
Little Chute WI
29
25.00
15602
Jane Savides
Appleton WI
30
15.00
07928
Amy West
Waterford WI
500.00
Please note – If not cashed within “90 days” check will be voided
without any notification sent to you.
If it’s after “90 days” call our office. We are open Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:30 pm
608-745-0124.