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Students Hear Accounts Of Dedication, Service From Local Veterans
In observance of Veterans Day, a group of Pennsauken High School students heard real-life accounts of military service.
Pennsauken Community Dedicates PHS Veterans Monument
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
On a clear and sun-filled Thursday in October, members of the Pennsauken community gathered on the grounds of Pennsauken High School. Alumni and veterans; staff and students; public officials and honored guests; all came together to dedicate a special monument that honors Pennsauken’s veterans – both PHS alumni and residents alike – who served their country in the Armed Forces.
PHS Veterans Monument Dedicated On October 13
Monument To Recognize Pennsauken Veterans
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
Pete DiAntonio grew up off of Sharon Terrace on 40th St. A member of Pennsauken High School’s Class of ’68, he served in the United States Navy on an amphibious transport during the Vietnam War. In 1970, DiAntonio came home to much different reaction to the one he received as he left.
Alumni Plan To Create Veterans Monument At Pennsauken High School
American Legion Hosts Event To Help Veterans On June 17
On Friday, June 17, American Legion F.W. Grigg Post 68 is sponsoring a special event in support of veterans in need of assistance. To help veterans receive important services they have earned by way of their service to our nation, Post 68 has arranged for the Philadelphia office of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) to come to Merchantville for an all day outreach event.
Local Veterans Remember Fallen Comrades At Memorial Day Events
American Legion Helps Veterans, Serves Community For Over 90 Years
By Bernie Kofoet, Frederick W. Grigg Post 68 of the American Legion
The history of the American Legion dates back to March of 1919, when members of the American Expeditionary Force met in Paris, France and an organization with unselfish and patriotic purpose was founded. Later that year, the American Legion was granted a charter by the United States Congress.
Country Club Golfers Give Back To Help Veterans
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
Jim Bisignaro organizes a “skat” golf game most weekends at the Pennsauken Country Club. At the end of the game, 35 to 40 golfers chip in a dollar per person, which is then donated to the Fisher House Foundation, a non-profit that provides free or low cost lodging to veterans and military families receiving treatment at military medical centers.