Suffolk County Marks American Legion's 91st Birthday
at March 5th Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary Presents our Birthday Cake. L-R: Carole Bruggemann, Carrol Goerke, Teri Philippi
Commander Shadler is Assisted in Cutting the Cake
L-R: Teri Philippi, Carrol Goerke, Cmdr. Bob Shadler and Carole Bruggemann
Smith-Wever Post 651 Awarded 100% Membership Citation
L-R County Membership Chairman Tom Stone, Smith-Wever Membership Chairman Frank Ciulla,
Smith-Wever Post Commander Tom DeLuca, County Commander Bob Shadler
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About The American Legion
The American Legion was chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic war-time veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness. It is the nation’s largest veterans service organization, committed to mentoring and sponsorship of youth programs in our communities, advocating patriotism and honor, promoting a strong national security, and continued devotion to our fellow service members and veterans.
Your Suffolk County Organization
The American Legion Suffolk County Organization represents over 6,000 legionnaires, from the Nassau County border to Montauk point. Veterans make up more than 11 percent of the population in Suffolk County – equaling nearly 120,000 county veterans. This is the highest number of veterans in a single county in all of New York State.
This website is designed to serve as a source of current information for all of our members. We hope it will also serve to introduce prospective Legionnaires to the American Legion, the Suffolk County organization and to our member posts.
We encourage all member posts to take advantage of this website to keep us informed of their activities and programs.
For more information and to submit events that all Suffolk County Legionnaires should be aware of, please use the link below.
Webmaster@SuffolkCountyLegion.org
Last updated: 03-13-2010
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