Freedom Is Not Free - Korean War Veterans Association

146 MOUNTAINEER [WV]
The Chapter passed a motion to make four libraries
“Associate Members” as a way of getting the word out that there
was a Korean War—and to recruit new members into the
KWVA. The local newspaper, the Jackson Herald, wrote a brief
article featuring the Chapter’s display at the Ravenswood
Library, one of the four. (The others were Clay County Public
Library, Putman County Public Library, and Boone/Madison
Public Library.
There was a large crowd at the Cincinnati Korean-American Association
gathering attended by CID 121 members
President McGeorge
and Don Seiwert of
CID 121 stand with
students at a Tell
America program
CID 121 members
Don Seiwert and Dr.
Lee are dwarfed by
the Korean War display
at the Hamilton
County Library
Arol C. Squires, CID 146 Secretary/Treasurer, and Librarian Lynn Pauley,
show Chapter’s display at the Ravenswood [WV] Library (Photo by Greg
Matics, The Jackson Herald)
The display, which marked the 50th anniversary of the
Korean War, includes a copy of The Graybeards.
Arol C. Squires, 113 Ripley Landing Rd
Millwood, WV 25262
175 LT T BALDOMERO LOPEZ,
MOH [FL]
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Dr. Lee (L) and
President McGeorge
(R) of CID 121 present
Faces of War to
an unidentified
Hamilton County
Library staff member
CID 175 members (L-R) President Fred Gossett, Treasurer Sam Hayes,
Murdock Ford, Past President, accept a Wal-Mart Good Works check from
an unidentified store manager
March – April 2007
The Graybeards