September 11, 2001

Never Forget!!



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Membership and Post Activities Workshop a Success


The workshop, held on August 22nd at Williston Park Post 144 had a great turn out from the 2nd and 10th Districts.

A large contingent from Suffolk County was in attendance.  The Department of New York was represented

by Commander V. James Troiola, Membership Chairman Mike Bowen and others..


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Suffolk County Commander Bob Bruggemann accepts a Gift Certificate from Department Commander Troiloa on

behalf of Irving Hart Post 1766. The award was given for Most Improved Membership in the Legion Year 2009-2010.



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Greenlawn Post 1244 Membership Chairman Dennis Madden is awarded the Top Ten Membership Award

from  Commander Troiola for signing up ten new members in 2009-2010



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George Wilson, Membership Chairman of Wilson Ritch Post 432 receives the

Top Ten Membership Award for his outstanding performance last year.

         



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Some of Suffolk County's contingent at the Membership and Post Activities Workshop. How many can you name???




County Round Table August 20


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Bob Mohn of Arthur H. Clune Post 1533 Accepting a Department of New York Award from

County Commander Bruggemann for the Post's Children and Youth Program.


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 OrganizationThe American Legion Suffolk County Organization represents over 6,000 Legionnaires, from the Nassau County border in the west to Montauk Point in the East.


Veterans make up more than 11 percent of the population of 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 websiet is designed to serve as a source of current information for all our members. We hope it will also serve to introduce prospective Legionnaires to the American legion, the Suffolk County Organization and to our members 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 e mail link below.SuffolkCountyLegion@GMail.com