Pioneer City #52

It looks small, but it sure was warm!

The banner for our trailer. I was surprised that some of the people stopped at the trailer and asked if we were a legitimate veterans group and wanted to know what we do.  Thanks everyone.

This is our trailer for Coffee Breaks. Jack has done a fine job, with a little help from our friends. We hope to use it more in future years.

Me with one of the local WWII POW's. What a story he can tell. My son and I take him, and hope to take him this fall. This reunion is a great moment in time.

We had a pretty nice setup and plenty of snacks for the motoring travelers.

I will never meet a veteran, male or female, young or old, that I can't call Buddy. I wish we could meet them all. There stories will bring a tear to your eye, and hope to your heart.

Two WWII POW/veterans with my son. I have given my son many opportunites to know these and other veterans. So many people have no clue the stories that walk among us.

Our DAV Hall on DAV Road, Whipple, Ohio

An original from the Band of Brothers, and my POW friend. You should have seen the Men, Women and wives who waited at home who were here. What stories, and some in their original uniforms.

They are making a plan on how to get more contributions. I think these two always made more on there shift. What a great bunch of friends to help out. We don't want to forget the families that contributed snacks and stuff, and the Auxiliary help either.

End of the trail. It's a wonderful day to remember our veterans!