National convention, october 2-5, 2005, in bossier - Korean War ...

99 officer (L-R) Leland Staker, Bob Sutfin, Vilas “Sid” Morris, Bill Hartsock
106 Treasur easure e Coast [FL]
106
Tony Ricigliano
The Chapter presented its second annual concert to commemorate
the contributions and sacrifices of all veterans of the military
services and the men and women presently serving in the
military, especially those who gave their lives for the cause of
freedom and the MIAs. Music was provided by the Treasure
Coast Symphony Orchestra. Soloist Sandra McNiff provided
beautiful renditions of the
National Anthem, “Let There
Be Peace on Earth,” and
“God Bless America.”
The purpose of the concert
was to raise money to fund
the Chapter’s programs. The
concert program featured
military and patriotic song
selections from “Oklahoma”
and the “West Side Story.” It
included a rifle salute and
taps for all who made the
supreme sacrifice and those
who are still missing and
106 Commander Tony Ricigliano never returned to their loved
At left, 106’s Commander Tony
Ricigliano (l) and Treasure Ed
Marmitt join in the Pledge of
Allegiance, while above, vocalist
Sandra McNiff sings the National
Anthem
BELOW: The Treasure Coast
Symphony Orchestra Conductor
Mr. Michael Garaci
Advancing the Colors at 106’s concert (L-R) Peter Popolizio, Charles
Sauter, Robert Jocks and Connie Sue Nuckols
The Treasure Coast Symphony Orchestra. The concert was a sellout
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The Graybeards
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2005