Freedom Is Not Free - Korean War Veterans Association

Ken Heisner inspects “Lady Luck’s” trailer hitch
It was Heisner’s idea to unite all service organizations in
Citrus County to serve needy veterans. He and the veterans have
been dedicated to the philosophy of “Veterans Helping Veterans”
ever since.
CID 192 Commander Herman (“Hank”) Butler notes that
Heisner has served the Chapter since its inception as Treasurer,
Secretary, and 1st Vice Commander. He is now a Director
Emeritus. Butler commented that, “Ken was 102’s Commander
when we conducted the first organizational meeting for the coalition.
It is an honor for me to have served with him, and he will
always be a lifetime member of CID 192.”
Speaking of Butler, he worked with Heisner to build the
Chapter’s vehicle, “Lady Luck.” A retired Command SgtMaj
from the Florida National Guard donated the frame. The seats are
red velvet church pews made available after a church upgrade.
Heisner did all the painting, while Neville Anderson provided
the flags and decorations.
Herman “Hank” Butler, CID 192,
P. O. Box 248, Crystal River, FL 34423
CID 192 members get together (L-R) Paul Salyer (Director), Hank Butler
(Director), Ken Heisner (Commander), Lou Poulin (Vice Commander), Roy
Hedin
195 QUEEN CITY [CO]
Chapter members and their spouses participated in a
Memorial Luncheon of the Korean War. During a period prior to
the luncheon members socialized and related their experiences
during the Korean Conflict.
Kenneth Camell, 120 Baylor Drive
Boulder, CO 80305, (303) 494-2013
Hank Butler, CID 192’s 2007 Commander, stands by “Lady Luck”
CID 195 President Ken Giese (C) chats with two new members at Denver
luncheon
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(L-R) CID 195 members Don Simmonds and Ken Camell at Denver
Memorial Luncheon
March – April 2007
The Graybeards