2005 Proceedings - Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War

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Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Alright. Past Commander-in-Chief Keith Harrison, Department of Michigan Can we hold off on this particular one until later? Commander- in-Chief Stephen Michaels Yes we may. National Counselor James B. Pahl Can I offer an amendment that would solve that problem? Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Alright. National Counselor James B. Pahl Commander-in-Chief, in going through these if it is discovered after the fact that a committee or office has been left out of the proposed list that is in the present version that it be ruled a grammatical error and authorize the committee or the National Counselor to publish in the new Regulations the correct officers and committees to reflect the present into the new current version. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels In light of what Brother Pahl’s proposed would you withdraw your. Past Commander-in-Chief Keith Harrison, Department of Michigan I’ll second that amendment. Encampment Laughter. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels And Brother Grim would you accept that treatment? National Committee on Constitution and Regulations Chairman Robert E. Grim Yes. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Alright then, that’s referred over to C&R Committee. And I believe that completes your recommendation list. National Committee on Constitution and Regulations Chairman Robert E. Grim That concludes our report yes. National Guard Jack Grothe Commander-in-Chief, Credentials is back with a much more detailed report. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Thank you. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Any further discussion? All in favor? Encampment Aye. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Opposed? Motion carries. Senior Vice Commander-in-Chief Donald Darby You voted on the amendment. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Alright. All those in favor of the amended motion say Aye. Encampment Aye. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Opposed? Thank you. Motion Passed. Now we have back by popular demand report of the Credentials Committee in a more detailed form, Doctor Weber. 18
Credentials Committee Chairman Lester Weber Thank you Commander-in-Chief. To confirm our numbers we have 159 registrants. California Pacific 9, Colorado/Wyoming 1, Connecticut 7, Florida 1, Illinois 3, Indiana 5, Iowa 9, Kansas 5, Kentucky 5, Maine 6, Maryland 7, Massachusetts 12, Michigan 8, Missouri 7, Nebraska 1, New Hampshire 13, New Jersey 4, New York 8, Ohio 13, Oklahoma 2, Pennsylvania 15, Rhode Island 4, Tennessee 4, Texas 1 registrant has not appeared 0, Vermont 4, Wisconsin 6 and that concludes the report that I have as of the moment. Commander-in-Chief, Stephen Michaels Thank you. Pardon me Brother Weber, in your assessment those numbers that have just been read would it be correct to surmise that no Department has succeeded its allocated delegation number? Or has that not been checked yet. Credentials Committee Chairman Lester Weber As total number we have on the allocations there may be a couple Departments that have more than their allocation. I think it is possible that perhaps New Hampshire may have more than its allocation and Massachusetts potentially could have more, but that is pretty much a guess. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Alright then, we will wait for your updated report. Joseph Hall, Department of Rhode Island Department of Rhode Island has six delegates here right now not 4. Commander- in-Chief Stephen Michaels Then I advise you to see Brother Weber at the lunch hour and see if you can get that corrected. Joseph Hall, Department of Rhode Island Thank you Sir. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels National Encampment Site Committee PDC James Houston, chair. National Encampment Site Committee Chairman James Houston Just to paraphrase you have the first submitted report in your packet. I just want to advise you about the upcoming some upcoming Encampments. Next year Harrisburg, Pennsylvania that’s 2006 hosted by the Department of Pennsylvania. In most of the packets that you got was also a flyer about the details of next year’s event in Harrisburg. 2007 in St. Louis Missouri hosted by the Department of Missouri. I just want to also say that we are looking at Site potentials for 2008, 2009 and 2010. We have at least a half a dozen Departments who have already contacted the Committee and we are interviewing those Departments during this Encampment as to their potential for hosting the Encampment and our requirements. For those Departments that we know of that have had interest just might reiterate who they are. We have already talked to one Department of New York, Indiana, Kentucky, Kansas, Michigan, California, Maryland. There may be more. Stuart Stefany, Department of Illinois Illinois for 2009. National Encampment Site Committee Chairman James Houston Well, you should contact me after we adjourn the meeting and we will arrange an interview with you. If there are any others and I was going to say that before the gentlemen from Illinois made a comment. If there are any others that are interested in hosting future Encampments please contact me and we will be glad to talk to you about the requirements of hosting future Encampments. Thank you Commander-in-Chief. Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels Thank you. Committee on Fraternal Relations, Brother Brad Schall. National Fraternal Relations Committee Chairman Brad Schall I have nothing to add Sir. 19
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Page 11 and 12: IN MEMORIAM Richard C. Schlenker Co
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Page 21 and 22: Doctor Robert Carroon Commander-in-
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Page 25 and 26: State of the Order National Officer
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Page 39 and 40: through our National Signals Office
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Past Commander-in-Chief Richard Orr
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Commander-in-Chief Stephen Michaels
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Dale Theetge, Department of New Yor
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their allotment of seventeen, which
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and listen. There are Brothers in t
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Several Second. Commander-in-Chief
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Frank Tucker, Department of Massach
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carrying out the mandates of his of
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the discussion a substitute motion
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Henry Shaw, Department of Ohio Late
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we have created what is known as th
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National Counselor James B. Pahl Co
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Three: after consultation with the
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Past Commander-in-Chief Richard Orr
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Encampment Strucken, Laughter. Char
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Past Commander-in-Chief George Powe
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Department of Massachusetts Ed Norr
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Eagle Scout Certificate Coordinator
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same, so we can have a history of a
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Appendix 1 Reports of National Offi
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New Jersey: 6 New York: 12 Ohio: 12
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Grave-side Memorial Day services, a
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Treasurer (Max Newman) Due to last
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them to join the other Allied Order
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Eagle Scout Coordinator (Bob Petrov
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Franklin Haley (MA) Harold Slavik (
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I will be publishing a newsletter a
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this report, a preliminary draft of
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Web Site Usage - During the past qu
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That Departments/CALs which do file
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The intent of this law and the Stat
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CHAPTER III ARTICLE VII Committees
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een introduced since the start of t
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PC-in-C Loomis presented a memorial
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Remembrance Day (Bud Atkinson) The
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Tempe Boone Reynolds, age unknown,
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Appendix 2 Council of Administratio
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membership badge or miniature badge
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space for full mailing and e-mail a
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inform the Council if members will
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and business obligations. SVC-in-C
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summarized the feeling of many pres
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Officers present who wished to give
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Commander-in-Chief Michaels then re
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C-in-C Michaels reported on the inq
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that he could attend to this. Broth
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February 8, 2005 A motion was made
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Appendix 3 General Orders Of the Co
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16. We, as an Order, are limited on
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General Orders No. 5 SERIES 2004-20
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Appendix 4 Speeches of the Commande
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Lincoln Tomb Ceremony April 15, 200
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Sons of Confederate Veterans Reunio
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YEAR NAME DEPARTMENT 1881 Harry T.
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1998 Andrew M. Johnson Maryland 199
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NUMBERYEAR DATES LOCATION 1st 1882
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NUMBERYEAR DATES LOCATION 119th 200
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PAGE 1 OF 7 NATIONAL ORGANIZATION S
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Date of Report: 30 June 2005 Page 1
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Page 2 of 4 Life Membership Program
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National Organization - Sons of Uni
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