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THANKS from page 33 Serving line at New Life Korean United Methodist Church Veterans from Ch 172 enjoy Thanksgiving dinner Winnipeg and Manitoba. For instance, the editor of the Korean Times recently presented our members with beautiful Korean-made quilts to show appreciation for our services in the Korean War. Members of the Korean community frequently attend our functions. Kam-sah-ham-nee-dah! Incidentally, KVA Unit 17 (Manitoba) is celebrating its 31st anniversary this year (1982 -2013). Congratulations from the U.S. KWVA. 270 - SAM JOHNSON [TX] The Dallas Korean community feted our chapter at the Korean Binneri Church with a Thanksgiving luncheon, followed by musical entertainment and gifts. Approximately fifty members and spouses enjoyed the Korean community’s hospitality immensely. The photos following are credited to Jerome Kasten. Jerome Kasten, jdkasten@sbcglobal.net J.D. Randolph, President of Chapter 270, is given the honor of cutting the cake at Thanksgiving luncheon Flowers, flags, and fine foods greet Ch 172 veterans and guests at Findlay, OH church Right, a colorful stack of gifts from the Korean community awaits Ch 270 members Below, Korean ladies provided much home-cooked food for all at the Dallas luncheon, including kimchi (upon request) 76 Canadian Korean Veterans Association It is not just Koreans living in their native country and the U.S. who continually express their appreciation for what UN troops did between 1950-53—and beyond. This note came from Mike Czuboka, the editor of the Rice Paddy, the Canadian Korean Veterans Association of Canada (L’Association Canadienne Des Vétéran De La Corée). We enjoy a warm relationship with the Korean community in The newly selected Dallas Consul of South Korea, Dong-Chan Kim, greets J.D. Randolph at luncheon January - February 2013 The Graybeards
Hawaiian Chapters Observe Start Of Korean War Aceremony in Honolulu on June 25, 2012 recognized the 62nd anniversary of the start of the Korean War. Several chapters participated: CID 20 (Hawaii #1), CID 47 (Kauai), CID 144 (Aloha), CID 231 (Big Island), and CID 282 (Maui No Ka Oi). LtGen Duane D. Thiessen, Commander, U.S. Marine Forces Pacific, was the keynote speaker. Jimmy K. Shin of Ch 144, Aloha [HI], coordinated the event. Reach him at P.O. Box 88232, Honolulu, HI 96830, 808-286-3333, AlohaKWVA144@yahoo.com Left: Hawaii event chair Jimmy Shin with ROK Navy and personnel, Consul General Suh, Honolulu Mayor Carlile, LtGen Thiessen and other guests (L-R) Below: Peter Carlisle, Duane D. Thiessen, Young-Kil Suh, Hawaii Lt. Governor Brian Schatz, Hawaii Chief Justice Mark E. Recktenwald, Rep. Calvin K.Y. Say (L-R) show respect in Honolulu Col Choi, U.S. Army Pacific, Chief of AVN, delivers remarks at Hawaii event Republic Of Korea Navy personnel place wreath in Hawaii 77 The Graybeards January - February 2013
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