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Thanks!
As
we have noted in past issues, there is no shortage of thanks extended from Koreans to the
veterans who fought for their country’s freedom over fifty years ago. Here are more results.
1 – ALABAMA #1 - GULF COAST [AL]
Each year the Korean Presbyterian Church invites us to services a
couple times. We all have a great time at these events.
The Koreans are the most grateful people I have ever met—and they
feed us well.
The church pastor is Rev. Bang, originally from Pusan.
Joe Bolton (5th year President)
4304 Aldebaran Way, Mobile, AL 36693
Members of CID 1 and guests at chow call in Mobile
181 – KANSAS #1 [KS]
Attendees at the Mobile, AL event to thank members of CID 1
The Korean-American ladies of Kansas City recently
hosted another of their semi-annual lunches to
honor area Korean War veterans. The lunch was one
of a long series which the ladies have sponsored over
several years.
Over 100 veterans and their wives, from both
Kansas and Missouri Chapters, attended this latest
event. The featured speaker at the event was retired
Army LtGen Robert Forman. General Forman captivated
the KWVA veterans and their ladies with his wit
and wisdom.
The Korean-American Ladies, sponsors of
the lunches, have been supporters
of Kansas Chapter 181 for many years. They
were very helpful in creating the beautiful
Memorial to Korean War veterans in Overland
Park, KS, a suburb in the South Kansas City
Metro Area.
Don Dyer, ddyer15@everestkc.net
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An “exotic dancer” entertains members of CID 1 and guests
July - August 2009
The Graybeards