Partners and Sponsors
UW Stout Veterans Club
The next generation of veterans giving back to those who came before them. What a powerful coming together! These veterans were with us for the very first official Vietnam Day Celebration for Wisconsin. They came back last year to be a part of us. They already told me they are ready to support us again this year (2012). I am so proud to introduce to you these Veterans from UW Stout. Having them be a part of us meant so much. You have honored both the veterans and their families. I as a proud daughter of a Vietnam Veteran also thank you. You are now a part of us. We are are proud of you as well.
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Partnering with us at our 2011 Banquet
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Wisconsin Public Radio
Wisconsin Public Radio,(Eau Claire, WI) was an Honorary Partner for the first Official Vietnam Veteran's Day celebration for Wisconsin on March 27, 2010 .The station promoted our events and also covered alot about the bill that was passed designating this new day. Not all veterans use the internet, but thanks to Wisconsin Public Radio, we were able to reach many of those Veterans. Vietnam Veterans and their families were so honored to have them be a part of us. Thanks to Dean Kallenbach, Mary Jo Wagner, & Claire Couillard for all your support.
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Dean Kallenbach,
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WEAU 13 NEWS
WEAU13 NEWS has been a big supporter of our Vietnam Veteran's Day events. They were the Top Honorary Partner for our First Official Vietnam Veteran's Day Celebration for Wisconsin in 2010 and also a partner for the 2011 Annual Vietnam Veteran's Day Celebration Banquet.
The station promoted our events, did coverage the day of, and also covered alot about the bill that was passed designating this new day. News Anchor Judy Clark was the Master of Ceremony for both years. Not all veterans use the internet, but thanks to WEAU 13 NEWS, we were able to reach many of those Veterans. Vietnam Veterans and their families were so honored to have them be a part of us. |  Click to enlarge image L to R-Terry Mchugh, Judy Clark, Thuy Smith,
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Regional Hospice Services (Northern WI)
Regional Hospice Philosophy
Hospice is a special kind of care designed to provide sensitivity, care, and support for people living with a terminal illness. Hospice is about living life to the fullest in secure and familiar surroundings with those who matter most—family and friends.
We believe that each person has the right to die pain-free and with dignity.
We believe in supporting the caregiver as well as the patient.
Hospice is a special kind of care designed to provide sensitivity, care, and support for people living with a terminal illness. Hospice is about living life to the fullest in secure and familiar surroundings with those who matter most—family and friends.
We believe that each person has the right to die pain-free and with dignity.
We believe in supporting the caregiver as well as the patient.
Thank you so much to Regional Hospice Services! We also want to give a special thank you to Pam Streater- Frost for her initiative on this.
Valley Golden Center (Pam has also been employed by) also contributed to our cause in the past. We are grateful to them as well.
All items are in excellent condition and will be put to good use for those who are in most need. These items will be used for those who need assistance in the United States, but we will continue to facilitate emergency containers for overseas.
Valley Golden Center (Pam has also been employed by) also contributed to our cause in the past. We are grateful to them as well.
All items are in excellent condition and will be put to good use for those who are in most need. These items will be used for those who need assistance in the United States, but we will continue to facilitate emergency containers for overseas.
Rolling Thunder Chapter 4
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These guys have been a big supporter of our activities for Vietnam Veterans for 3 years in a row. They were our Honorary Partners for the very first Official Vietnam Veteran Day Celebration for Wisconsin and also the 2011 Annual Vietnam Veteran's Day Banquet for WI.
Rolling Thunder does alot on behalf of all Veterans and their families through-out the United States. They are some of the coolest and sincere people you can meet besides alot of fun to hang around. I really encourage you to join up with this group if you love to ride and be involved with activities that really support veterans and their families.
TSIO also awarded Rolling Thunder Chapter 4 with an Appreciation Plaque for all their support through out the years and being an Honorary Partner.
Rolling Thunder does alot on behalf of all Veterans and their families through-out the United States. They are some of the coolest and sincere people you can meet besides alot of fun to hang around. I really encourage you to join up with this group if you love to ride and be involved with activities that really support veterans and their families.
TSIO also awarded Rolling Thunder Chapter 4 with an Appreciation Plaque for all their support through out the years and being an Honorary Partner.
Beverly Lane
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I met Beverly many years ago and was so impressed with her energy, passion, & quick wit. She is so funny and such a genuine soul. She has a heart for those who are hurting, especially those that are most often forgotten.This is her calling, this is her life's work.They are some of the most beautiful pieces she puts together.
I brought a load one time to an orphanage in Vietnam.The staff were genuinely and overwhelmingly pleased. I think they didn't realize how cute and extraordinary they were going to actually be. I think they believed the blankets were simply basic little children blankets.
Not Beverly's blankets. They are full of life with vibrant colors and fun famous cartoon characters. Beverly states that all her blankets she gives out are as a hug from her to the children they go to.
Thank you Beverly for all that you do, not only for Vietnam, but all over the world.
Read more about Beverly here
I brought a load one time to an orphanage in Vietnam.The staff were genuinely and overwhelmingly pleased. I think they didn't realize how cute and extraordinary they were going to actually be. I think they believed the blankets were simply basic little children blankets.
Not Beverly's blankets. They are full of life with vibrant colors and fun famous cartoon characters. Beverly states that all her blankets she gives out are as a hug from her to the children they go to.
Thank you Beverly for all that you do, not only for Vietnam, but all over the world.
Read more about Beverly here
