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National Convention Proceedings of the Disabled American Veterans 114th Congress, 2d Session – – – – – – – – – – – – House Document 114–172 NATIONAL CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS OF THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS COMMUNICATION from THE NATIONAL ADJUTANT, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS transmitting 2016 NATIONAL CONVENTION REPORTS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS, PURSUANT TO 36 U.S.C. 50308 AND 44 U.S.C. 1332 NOVEMBER 14, 2016.—Referred to the Committee on Veterans’ Affairs and ordered to be printed U.S. GOVERNMENT PUBLISHING OFFICE 22–548 WASHINGTON : 2016 03:56 Jan 27 2017 Jkt 022548 PO 00000 Frm 00003 Fmt 4012 Sfmt 4012 E:\HR\OC\HD172PL XXX HD172PL LETTER OF SUBMITTAL October 13, 2016 Hon. Paul D. Ryan Speaker of the House of Representatives Washington, DC Dear Mr. Speaker: As business manager of DAV (Disabled American Veterans), and as secretary of its National Convention, I hereby certify as to the authenticity of the reports and proceedings of our National Convention, held in Atlanta, *HRUJLD-XO\$XJXVWDQGVXEPLWWKHPWR\RXWKURXJKWKHRI¿FH of this organization located in Washington, D.C., to be printed as a House GRFXPHQWDVRULJLQDOO\DXWKRUL]HGE\86&DQGLQIXO¿OOPHQWRI 36 U.S.C. 50308. The National Convention proceedings include an independent audit report of all receipts and expenditures as of December 31, 2015, as described in 36 U.S.C. 10101. Sincerely, J. MARC BURGESS National Adjutant &KLHI([HFXWLYH2I¿FHU TABLE OF CONTENTS JOINT OPENING SESSION, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 2016 Call to Order: Commander Moses A. McIntosh, Jr. 1 National Anthem: Jonathan Jackson, Hall County Sheriff’s Deputy 1 Invocation: Michael Dover, National Chaplain 1 Welcoming Remarks: Dr. Tincie M. Lynch, Convention Chairperson 2 ,QWURGXFWLRQRI1DWLRQDO2I¿FHUV 5HSRUWRI&RQYHQWLRQ0RVHV$0F,QWRVK-U1DWLRQDO&RPPDQGHU Report of Convention: Fran Costa, Auxiliary National Senior Vice Commander 5 Presentation: Matilda Brooks, Outstanding Auxiliary Member of the Year 6 Presentation: God Bless the Broken Road, Director Harold Cronk 7 Presentation: Stuart Parker, CEO, USAA 8 Presentation: Mary Beth Hernandez, CEO, Camp Corral Amanda Brown, Manager of National Marketing and Media, Camp Corral 9 Remarks: Benna Logan, Manager for International Expansion, Ford Motor Company Fund 10 3UHVHQWDWLRQ6KDQH0DWWKHZ-HVVH%URZQ0HPRULDO<RXWK6FKRODUVKLS Awards: George H. Seal Memorial 14 Remarks: Honorable Robert A. McDonald, Secretary of Veterans Affairs 16 Presentation: Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Ottosen, Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans 21 Presentation: Hacksaw Ridge, Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughan 22 5HSRUW-0DUF%XUJHVV1DWLRQDO$GMXWDQW Presentation: Bobby Body, Outstanding Disabled Veteran of the Year 24 Adopt Policy 26 Convention Committee Advisors 26 Announcements: J. Marc Burgess, National Adjutant 26 Benediction: Michael Dover, National Chaplain 27 Recess 27 - - - FIRST BUSINESS SESSION, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 2016 Call to Order: Commander Moses A. McIntosh Jr. 28 Invocation: Michael Dover, National Chaplain 28 Credentials Committee Report 28 Report: Garry Augustine, Executive Director, Washington Headquarters 29 5HSRUW%DUU\-HVLQRVNL([HFXWLYH'LUHFWRU1DWLRQDO+HDGTXDUWHUV 1DWLRQDO&RPPDQGHU$ZDUGV6HUYLFH(PSOR\PHQW9ROXQWHHU0HPEHUVKLS 3UHVHQWDWLRQ/DUU\%DUQHWW National Commander Recruiting Awards 44 Report: Rolly Lee, Board of Directors’ Treasurer 45 Convention Committee Reports 46 Committee on Constitution and Bylaws 46 Announcements: J. Marc Burgess, National Adjutant 47 Benediction: Michael Dover, National Chaplain 48 Recess 48 - - - i SPECIAL BUSINESS SESSION, MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 1, 2016 Call to Order: Past Commander Roberto Barrera 87 Remarks: President of the United States, Barack Obama 87 - - - SECOND BUSINESS SESSION, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 2016 Call to Order: Commander Moses A. McIntosh, Jr. 94 Invocation: Michael Dover, National Chaplain 94 Credentials Committee Report 94 Constitution and Bylaws Committee 94 Committee on Finance 95 Committee on Employment 96 Committee on Legislation and Veterans Rights 106 &RPPLWWHHRQ+RVSLWDODQG9ROXQWDU\6HUYLFHV Committee on General Resolutions and Membership 169 Report: Charitable Service Trust 177 5HSRUW'9/0) Remarks: State Commanders and Adjutants Association 195 Presentation: National Order of Trench Rats 196 Report and Awards: National Service Foundation 197 Report: POW/MIA 220 Announcements: J. Marc Burgess, National Adjutant 221 Benediction: Michael Dover, National Chaplain 221 Recess 221 - - - FINAL BUSINESS SESSION, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 3, 2016 Call to Order: Commander Moses A. McIntosh, Jr. 222 Invocation: Michael Dover, National Chaplain 222 Final Credentials Committee Report 222 Report of the Nominating Committee 222 1RPLQDWLRQDQG(OHFWLRQRI2I¿FHUV Remarks: Newly-Elected Commander 224 Cap Presentation, Newly-Elected Commander 225 Newly-Elected National Executive Committee Members 228 Announcement: J. Marc Burgess, National Adjutant 228 Benediction: Michael Dover, National Chaplain 228 Adjourn 229 - - - AUXILIARY '$9$X[LOLDU\ - - - ii INDEX OF MOTIONS Motion Page Action Page Accept Commander’s Report 5 Carried 5 Accept National Adjutant’s Report 24 Carried 24 $FFHSW:DVKLQJWRQ+HDGTXDUWHUV([HFXWLYH'LUHFWRU¶V5HSRUW &DUULHG $FFHSW1DWLRQDO+HDGTXDUWHUV([HFXWLYH'LUHFWRU¶V5HSRUW &DUULHG Accept Treasurer’s Report 46 Carried 46 Accept Constitution and Bylaws Committee Report 95 Carried 95 Accept Committee on Finance Report 96 Carried 96 Accept Committee on Employment Report 106 Carried 106 $FFHSW&RPPLWWHHRQ/HJLVODWLRQDQG9HWHUDQV¶5LJKWV5HSRUW &DUULHG Accept Committee on Hospital & Voluntary Services Resolutions 169 Carried 169 Accept Committee on General Resolutions/Membership Report 177 Carried 177 Accept Charitable Service Trust Report 186 Carried 186 Accept Disabled Veterans Life Memorial Foundation Report 195 Carried 195 Accept National Service Foundation Report 205 Carried 205 Adopt Final Credentials Committee Report 222 Carried 222 $GRSW&RPPLWWHHRQ1RPLQDWLRQRI1DWLRQDO2IILFHUV &DUULHG Election of National Officers 225 Carried 225 Discharge the Credentials Committee 228 Carried 228 - - - iii NATIONAL OFFICERS 2016-2017 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS National Commander 'DYLG:5LOH\&ULFNHW+ROORZ6HPPHV$/ Senior Vice Commander Delphine Metcalf-Foster, 187 Nantucket Ln., Vallejo, CA 94590 1st Jr. Vice Commander 'HQQLV51L[RQ0HDQGHULQJ:D\&KLQD6SULQJ7; 2nd Jr. Vice Commander Stephen Whitehead, 16095 Excel Way, Rosemount, MN 55068 3rd Jr. Vice Commander 'RQDOG'D\)DUUDJXW5RDG%URRNO\Q1< 4th Jr. Vice Commander $QGUHZ0DUVKDOO7RPRND'ULYH3DOP+DUERU)/ National Judge Advocate Michael E. Dobmeier, 404 25th Ave. South, Grand Forks, ND 58201 National Chaplain 0LFKDHO'RYHU:DUP6SULQJV5G(OOHUVOLH*$ Past National Commander 0RVHV$0F,QWRVK-U)R['HQ5G+HSK]LEDK*$ iv NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First District Daniel P. Stack, Uxbridge, Massachusetts Second District Chester Wisnesky, Jr., Constable, New York Third District Richard Fournier, Windsor, Maine Fourth District James M. Kopley, Princeton, New Jersey Fifth District Lawrence F. Kelly, Beaver Meadows, Pennsylvania Sixth District Idalis M. Marquez, Toa Baja, Puerto Rico Seventh District Richard L. Tolfa, Winter Springs, Florida Eighth District Johnnie Carver, Sevierville, Tennessee Ninth District Cleveland Bryant, Jr., Cary, North Carolina Tenth District James R. Dempsey, Dexter, Michigan Eleventh District Robert Bertschy, East Liverpool, Ohio Twelfth District Alfred C. Reynolds, Mt. Zion, Illinois Thirteenth District Tom P. Bratcher, Indianapolis, Indiana Fourteenth District David P. Valtinson, Grand Rapids, Minnesota Fifteenth District Kimberly R. Tatham, Lebanon, Missouri Sixteenth District Michael Steinbaugh, Berkeley, California Seventeenth District Frank Maughan, Ogden, Utah Eighteenth District Richard Walker, Jr., Henderson, Nevada Nineteenth District Sarah J. Royse, Tillamook, Oregon Twentieth District Percy Spence, III, Selma, Texas Twenty-first District Charles D. Stake, Heber Springs, Arkansas v David W. Riley National Commander 2016–2017 Disabled American Veterans vi Moses A. McIntosh, Jr. National Commander 2015–2016 Disabled American Veterans vii NATIONAL OFFICERS 2015–16 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS National Commander 0RVHV$0F,QWRVK-U)R['HQ5G+HSK]LEDK*$ Senior Vice Commander 'DYLG:5LOH\&ULFNHW+ROORZ6HPPHV$/ 1st Jr. Vice Commander Delphine Metcalf-Foster, 187 Nantucket Ln., Vallejo, CA 94590 2nd Jr. Vice Commander 'HQQLV51L[RQ0HDQGHULQJ:D\&KLQD6SULQJ7; 3rd Jr. Vice Commander +DUPRQ/(YDQV6SULQJ)ORZHU5G&ROXPELD6& 4th Jr. Vice Commander Stephen Whitehead, 16095 Excel Way, Rosemount, MN 55068 National Judge Advocate Michael E. Dobmeier, 404 25th Ave South, Grand Forks, ND 58201 National Chaplain 0LFKDHO'RYHU:DUP6SULQJV5G(OOHUVOLH*$ Past National Commander 5RQ)+RSH&OHPPRQV5G&OHPPRQV1& viii NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First District Daniel P. Stack, Uxbridge, Massachusetts Second District Robert J. Finnerty, S. Ozone Park, New York Third District Richard Fournier, Windsor, Maine Fourth District Timothy J. Kelly, Fairfield, Connecticut Fifth District Lawrence F. Kelly, Beaver Meadows, Pennsylvania Sixth District Bennie Harris, Jr., Washington, District of Columbia Seventh District Richard L. Tolfa, Winter Springs, Florida Eighth District Kevin A. Wenthe, Ancoco, Louisiana Ninth District Cleveland Bryant, Jr., Cary, North Carolina Tenth District Rolly D. Lee, Sr., Farwell, Michigan Eleventh District Robert Bertschy, East Liverpool, Ohio Twelfth District Rodney Helgeson, Warrens, Wisconsin Thirteenth District Tom P. Bratcher, Indianapolis, Indiana Fourteenth District Joe Parsetich, Great Falls, Montana
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