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The chapter’s officers are:<br />
• Bob Philyaw, Commander<br />
• Johnny Jacobs, Vice Commander<br />
• Bill Cartee, Secretary<br />
• Bob Kiser, Treasurer<br />
Robert E. Philyaw, 118 Maxwell Ave.<br />
Anderson, SC 29624-1408<br />
(864) 231-8636, PHILYAWR@aol.com<br />
Members of CID 255 at Aiken check presentation (L-R) Clyde Hooks,<br />
Lawrence (“Jo Jo”) Doolittle, Richard Johnson, John Bombard, Tom<br />
Schinskey, Frank Litke, Marvin (Marv) Timm<br />
42<br />
The officers of Ch 244 display their new charter<br />
255 HAROLD F. ADKISON [SC]<br />
Times are Tough all Over!<br />
Realizing that even in these tough times jobs were available to<br />
those with special training, the Harold F. Adkison Chapter 255 of<br />
the <strong>Korean</strong> <strong>War</strong> Veterans Association, Inc., serving the Central<br />
Savannah River Area of South Carolina and Georgia, decided to<br />
do something to help a deserving recipient get into the work force<br />
by providing an annual $500 scholarship.<br />
Clyde Hooks,<br />
President of CID<br />
255, presents<br />
check to Aiken<br />
Technical<br />
College president<br />
Susan<br />
Winsor<br />
On August 25th, several members of the chapter witnessed the<br />
presentation as Chapter Commander C. Clyde Hooks presented<br />
the check to the President of Aiken Technical College, Aiken,<br />
SC., Dr. Susan Winsor.<br />
The college will be responsible for choosing a worthy student<br />
to receive the award. There will be $250 presented for each<br />
semester.<br />
The chapter membership voted to restrict the scholarship to a<br />
veteran, their spouse, child or grandchild.<br />
The veterans, accompanied by several Associate members,<br />
were honored by the college with a luncheon, after which they<br />
were given a tour of the remarkable facility, which has outstanding<br />
technical equipment and classrooms.<br />
Judith Knight, Education Chairman,<br />
jennyanydots@att.net<br />
259 CENTRAL INDIANA [IN]<br />
Members were on hand to help “ground breaking” at the site<br />
of the Lebanon, Indiana Veterans Monument. It was completed in<br />
October and was officially dedicated on Veterans Day, <strong>Nov</strong>ember<br />
11th.<br />
TOP: Manning the shovel<br />
with Bill Miller at the<br />
Lebanon, IN monument<br />
are committee members<br />
Paul Dickerson, MGen<br />
George A. Busker, Jr.<br />
(Ret.), and John Quinn<br />
(Dickerson and Quinn are<br />
CID 259 Members)<br />
BOTTOM: Members of<br />
Ch 259 at the Indianapolis<br />
monument (L-R) Ex-POW<br />
Melvin Butler, F-86 Pilot<br />
Tom Gill, Purple Heart<br />
Holder Everett<br />
MacFarland, Past Cmdr<br />
Donald Seib, <strong>Korean</strong><br />
Liaison Bill Kim, VCmdr<br />
Jack Beaty, Cmdr Tine<br />
Martin, Treasurer Tom<br />
Shepherd, PR John Quinn,<br />
Chaplain Amos Broad and<br />
Ex-POW Joseph<br />
Cunningham. Also attending<br />
but not in photo was<br />
Veteran Group Coordinator<br />
Ernest Condra<br />
<strong>Nov</strong>ember – <strong>Dec</strong>ember <strong>2009</strong><br />
The Graybeards