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COLORADO VETERAN and Auxiliary News “No One Does More For Veterans” Department of Colorado, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. August, 2016 and its Auxiliary Official Publication Volume 56, Issue 1 2016 - 2017 Comrades, Auxiliary Members and Good evening and thank you for being Friends, Thank You Junior Past Depart- here tonight. I would like to thank Past ment Commander Buchanan, and I want National President Gwen Rankin, Nation- to thank Ron Lattin, National Council al District 13 Councilwoman Ginny Rosa, of Administration Member for installing Western Conference President Charlotte me. Lattin, all Past Department Presidents, I would like to introduce my family, Past Department Commanders, VFW, Grand-daughter Elle, Daughter-in-law, VFW Auxiliary, and Men’s Auxiliary Nicole, my son, Van, and my wife, Phyl- members. lis. Who, without your support, I would I would also like to thank the families not be standing here today. Thank You for and friends for celebrating this upcoming everything that you do, you are the best year with us. Your efforts and support to wife ever. our Officers does not go unnoticed and Several weeks ago, my family and I we appreciate it. Thank you for coming were eating lunch at an Asian restaurant. and we hope that you enjoy the ceremony We all got a fortune cookie after the Veterans of Foreign Wars. That decision ... and celebration. your decision ... to become an advocate, is our veterans and their families. meal and my fortune read, “You will be Thank you to my family for their sup- In designing the President pin, I wanted recognized and honored as a Community essential to ensuring that our country lives port and all they have done to help me up to its moral obligation to care for her it to be a composite of my strong belief Leader.” Well, I guess being elected State through the chairs. My mother, Ellie Ford in America and what all of our Veterans Commander is what the fortune cookie veterans, to help guarantee that we honor for her guidance in Auxiliary history, those who deserve it most. – past, present and those that have given was referring to. my husband Phil who has a tremendous their all have done to provide safety and It is an honor and privilege to stand Among our elected official are those amount of patience. Here tonight is my who would abandon the responsibility preserve freedom to our country. It is the before you as State Commander for the brother Larry Ford and his wife Dolo- American Flag with the POW-MIA Flag, 2016-2017 year. There are several goals they have to ensure that American’s veter- res; my nephew Shawn Ford, his wife ans receive the care they have earned and and a Yellow Ribbon with a Poppy. that the Veterans of Foreign Wars needs Stephanie and their two children Hunter This year there is a Veteran’s Pin honor- to accomplish this year and I ask for your deserve. Many politicians who courted and Hailey. Thank you for coming. veterans during their campaigns-who ing our service men and women. It will be help and support to achieve these goals. My father Perry Ford, who is no longer a fundraiser for our Colorado veterans and Trying to achieve all of the goals and looked to the veteran vote to help them with us and whom I joined under, was a get elected - now want to turn their backs will be announced at the August COA. priorities of the entire organization is a big influence in my life. Although he did Also at that time, I will also announce the daunting task at best. The VFW does so ... turn a blind eye ... towards the men and not wish to talk much about his WWII women who have fought to defend and President’s Special Project. many things for so many people that it experience, when it came to understand- Thank you to the Installing Officers can be overwhelming at times ... if we protect our nation and our way of life. ing patriotism and loyalty to country he Why is it important to be a part of the and Color Guard this evening. They did a expect to be able to accomplish the VFW instilled it into the lives of our family. remarkable job throughout the ceremony mission of service. It’s important to not VFW? It should be very clear to everyone Thank you, Dad! in this room by now that if we don’t draw and deserve special recognition. work for what’s good for us as individu- It has been an incredible journey and I would like to thank President Gloria als, but what will be the benefit for those a line in the sand, countless service mem- time has gone quickly. Thank you to the bers and veterans will suffer as a result. and Commander Pete for the work and we assist. mentors who have been there to help devotion they have given during the past That’s why working together toward a Comrades, if some of the things that are guide me along the way. I have enjoyed being bandied about in Congress come to year to the Department of Colorado vet- common vision is important. Being part of meeting so many members during my vis- erans. the VFW, means being part of something pass, it will be America’s military and her its. Thank you for your hospitality. We are veterans who will be forced to shoulder To Commander Allan and VFW mem- larger than ourselves, means being will- truly a VFW family and the dedication all bership, I pledge the cooperation and ing to direct individual accomplishments more of the national debt. of you have shown in time, work, service Comrades, millions of veterans stand to support of the VFW Auxiliary to the toward organizational objectives. That’s and volunteerism is something you should Department of Colorado to continue our what makes each person within the orga- lose ... if someone isn’t willing to stand all be proud of! up and fight for them! And it is our job service and volunteer efforts to veterans nization equally important. We have many new changes in the and their families. And why is that so important? Years to demand culpability when needed! The VFW Auxiliary this year – programs, Veterans of Foreign Wars must and will, This is a very special year for me. ago, all of you made a commitment to our membership and now we have a Facebook It is my 25th Anniversary in the VFW country by serving in the military. Since live up to what it has been entrusted with; page - @ColoradoVFWAuxiliary. This guaranteeing justice and ensuring care for Auxiliary and thank you for giving me then, you have committed to extending page, in addition to our website, www. this opportunity to serve you as an Of- your service to our nation and our fellow the nation’s veterans, their widows and vfwcolodept.org will help us stay in con- their children. ficer. I pledge my support to you as your veterans, and to the community by mak- tact with each other and at the same time President as we work “Keeping Veterans ing a choice to become involved in the reach out to prospective new members. Close to our Hearts”. continued on page 2 The more we know and learn together the greater the possibilities for the VFW Linda K. Reinpold Auxiliary to continue in our efforts to help VFW Auxiliary President In Loving Memory Darrell D. Elliott Past Department Commander 1986 - 1987 June 9, 1920 - June 2, 2016 Rest in Peace, Your work here on earth is done. You will be missed. Page 2 – Colorado Veteran, August State Commander’s speech country. Chapel Escort and Coffee Hour Schedule continued from Page 1 Help them understand, explain that when a veteran or dependent needs the Aug 7 Golden VFW #4171 Golden This is a fight that is ours to fight, a benefits or medical care they deserve, 14 Retired Enlisted (TREA #39) Denver battle that we must win, not for us, but for often times the only way they are able 21 Verle Huffman VFW #9644 Sheridan others ... for those who deserve it most! to obtain them is because the Veterans 28 Mile High VFW #1771 Lafayette Our number one priority is serving our of Foreign Wars fights on their behalf to Sept 4 Silver Dollar PT #1 Denver nation’s veterans, service members and make it happen. 11 Skyline VFW #2797 Denver their families first. Describe how VFW members encour- 18 Rocky Mtn. VFW #1781 Ft Collins Our members value their membership age young people ... our nation’s greatest 25 Eastern Star Oriental Ch #98 Denver in the Veterans of Foreign Wars because of resource ... through the Voice of De- Oct 2 Verle Huffman VFW #9644 Sheridan WHO we work to assist. I am convinced mocracy Program, Patriots Pen Contest, 9 Francis Brown Lowry VFW #501 Denver that we need to speak to the community Citizen Education and our involvement 16 Joseph J Jacques VFW #7945 Thornton about the VFW and who we advocate for with Scouting. 23 Englewood VFW #322 Englewood and how we do it. When confronted with “the VFW is 30 Golden VFW #4171 Golden The truth is, too many people envision just a bunch of old guys sitting around Nov 6 Aurora VFW #3631 Aurora the VFW as a bunch of old guys in funny telling war stories”, hit them with the 13 Longs Peak VFW #2601 Longmont hats that sit around and tell war stories.
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