Thank you Heather
The Wednesday morning AMVETS breakfast group thanks Heather for her exceptional service to our veterans. Heather is our waitress at Americus Grille and serves us on Wednesday mornings throughout the year. She is always friendly, courteous and efficient, making our breakfast gathering fun and enjoyable. Thank you Heather and have a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Milford Memories AMVETS Booth
Milford Memories 3 day event for Recruiting and fund raising was a huge success and we keep getting better at it with experience. I would like to thank the following members for their participation.
Joe Salvia
Michael Willihnganz
Gerry Mantela
Gerry Young
Dave and Lisa Fredericksen
Jim Kozlowski
Dick Woodcox
Dave Rhea
Howard Ambinder
Bill Brown
Les Wolfe
Thanks Les Wolfe
Proposed AMVETS Display and Recuitment Booth
The Post is putting together a display booth which will include a tent, tables, and recruiting literature to be used at multiple events such as Milford Memories, veteran’s functions, and other community events.
The purpose is to recruit new members, and solicit donations by the handing out of White Clovers. The White Clover program is sponsored by the National AMVETS Organization. A White Clover is symbolic to AMVETS, as the Red Poppy is to the American Legion.
Pictured below are photos of a typical AMVETS booth setup. Through the efforts of Bill Brown, Les Wolfe and others, the Post is in the process of putting together this type of portable booth display.
March Recognition Awards
February Recognition Awards
Veteran Interviews at Amvets Post 2006
Veterans day flag raising ceremony at Kurtz Elementry School
Milford Memorial Day Parade 2018
Col. John Nelson and Michigan Army National Guard Member David Fett lead the 2018 Milford Memorial Day Parade.
Col. Nelson is the Past Commander of American Legion Post 216, and a charter member of Amvets Post 2006.
David is one of the newest members of Post 2006.
AMVETS State Commander Jean Hall, and Vietnam Nam Veteran Lt. Larry Lorenz seated in the rear.
Major Oakman Hurd, and Jeep driver Jack Weber seated in front.
WWII veteran and Amvets member Lew Bradbury shown on the right carring the WWII casualty banner.
May Special Recognition Award
John Moore reads the words on a plaque recognizing the contributions a women’s group from the Milford United Methodist Church made to our hospitalized veterans at various VA facilities. The group is called “Stitching for Others” and they have made a great many Lap Blankets, as shown in the picture below. The reverse side is a colorful collage of American flags