Greetings:

As we get closer to Spring with hopefully warmer weather, I hope everyone is doing okay. This winter has been anything but normal with up and down temperatures and lots of snow and ice, it’s hard to stay healthly.

Some of the upcoming events here at the Post are St. Patty’s Day on the 13th of March with corned beef and cabbage and music by Point & Click. Also in March is the nomination of Post officers for the coming year and the election of officers in April. Watch for more events here at the Post.

Our new camera system has been installed thanks to Toby and those helping him. I want to continue to thank all our volunteers and all those that come in to the Post. We need to continue to remember all our veterans and families wherever hey are serving or have served.

Stay safe and healthy. That’s all for now.

God Bless America!
3rd District Meeting on March 1st at 1:00 est at
Mishawaka Post 360.

Your Commander:
George Buckmaster

P.S. Post meetings are now at 4:00 pm on the 2nd Wednesday each month. Please attend if you can!

Adjutant’s Notes

Hey, it’s almost warm out there folks! Well… sort of any-ways. We did have some great weather a week or so ago, and I’m hoping it’ll return and stay. I did want to remind you though; the time change is coming yet again. Really wish the governor would change it back to, not changing it. But when was the last time the gov’t did something we wanted them to do.

Hopefully some of you went to the District-3 meeting, Sun 1 March. Please remember Breakfast Sat, 7 March, 8-11. We also have our annual St Patty’s Day dinner/part-A coming up Sat, 14 March. Come enjoy the festivities when everybody’s Irish. Spring “officially” begins Friday, 20 March. So, we have that to look forward to.

For those of us old enough to remember, Sunday 29 March is Palm Sunday. A date which lives in infamy locally. On Wed, 1 April, don’t forget to not let anybody prank you, unless it’s a really good one. Sat, 4 April is Breakfast again at the V, stop by and buy me breakfast and hang out. I’m up for a good time. Sun, 5 April is Easter and that about wraps it up for April.

I also wanted to thank all the volunteers that make things happen around the V. Alyena and Bo have also been doing a bang-up job. Jan’s been cooking up a storm in the kitchen (where else would she do it?) We’re also having the tile floors stripped and waxed once the weather gets (and stays) nice. We’ll be having some “polishing up” projects going on, trying to keep the place looking great. We’ll also be moving the kitchen stuff around to do a deep cleaning on it too. Please feel free to stop by and help out! We can always use the help.

Well, now for the highly anticipated trivia. In the TV show The Rock-ford Files; 1) what kind of car did he drive (color, year, make, model)? 2) Was it always the same car through the series?

As always, your Adj, Jeff

Chaplain’s Corner

As we look forward to the coming of spring we eagerly anticipate the wormer weather, the new life in the flow-ers and trees. We also look on the time that we can celebrate the greatest proof of New life as pictured in the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I hope that as we celebrate the Ester season we reflect on the true meaning of this holiday and we reflect what Jesu’s work on calvary truly means to us personally, I know that my life would have been a tragedy if I had not embraced the cross. If you would like to learn more about the bible and enjoy seet fellowship with other vets and family, I encourage you to join us every 3rd Tuesday at 5:30 for a bible study here at the VFW.

I want that each of you have a blessed Easter in church and with your family.

May GOD bless you all. Chaplain Wayne

Auxiliary Notes

As we welcome a brand-new year, we’d like to thank our members, supporters, and volun-teers for making the past year one filled with camaraderie, service, and dedication to our veterans and community. A new year brings fresh beginnings, new goals, and renewed opportunities to make a difference together.

Many of us are setting New Year’s resolutions—whether it’s spending more time with family, improv-ing our health, or giving back to our community. This year, we invite you to consider add-ing volunteering to your list. The Goshen VFW is always grateful for helping hands, and volunteer-ing on Fridays is a great way to support our post, connect with fellow members, and continue hon-oring those who served. Reach out to Jan Santos or I on how to get involved with Friday dinners if you feel moved to do so!

We are also always looking to grow our VFW family. If you or someone you know is interested in getting involved, we warmly welcome new members to join the Auxiliary. The Auxiliary plays a vital role in supporting veterans, their families, and our community through service, fundraising, and fellowship.

Thank you for being part of the Goshen VFW. We look forward to another year of working together, serving others, and strengthening our community.
Wishing you a happy, healthy, and meaningful New Year!

Warm regards,
Anastasia Schue

Upcoming Events

Breakfast
March 7 and April 4
8 til 11
March 13th
Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner
Music by Point & Click
April 20th
Circle of Friends Pasta Dinner
Music provided by Point & Click
See flyer for details

Greetings:
As we begin a new year I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. With all the changes in the weather hopefully everyone is doing okay and staying healthy.

We still have some good food and drink specials during the week so come in and try some.

Watch for upcoming events here at the Post.

I want to continue to thank all our volunteers and all those that come into the Post though we could use more. We need to continue to remember all our Veterans and their families, where ever they are serving or have served.

I hope everyone continues to stay safe and healthy. Well that’s all for now. God Bless America!

Your Commander:

George Buckmaster

P.S. Post meetings are now at 4:00 pm on the 2nd Wednesday each month. Please attend if you can!

Adjutant’s Notes

Happy New Year! I hope everybody had a great Christmas. Lots of family time, lol, well that can go either way… Just a couple “housekeeping” items if I may. First off, I want to thank everybody who put so much time into the Christmas and New Year season. All the volunteers who put in time for the Post, it’s a great thing.

A heads-up thing, we’re supporting a “Challenge Coin” program. Greg (or Craig) Nofsinger had an idea to do a VFW challenge coin for the post. He designed it and gave that to Kenny Holmes, who put “pen to paper” so to speak. The House Committee ap-proved it and so did the Post floor. We’re already taking orders for them too. $15 per/coin or $12 if you order ten or more. It’s a fundraiser for the Post. With that all being said, please order some and “coin” supporters of the Post. As well as keeping one (1) in your pocket too.

I’ll post the history of the Military Challenge Coin on the board at the Post for those who don’t know its long history, don’t have enough room here. But, PLEASE, challenge those who have a coin not those who don’t. It came up during the discussion for the coins. Some people may not want to have/buy one or be challenged; so please be respect-ful. It boils down to this, you can challenge a person, or several. You slap your coin down to challenge a person, or several. They have to have theirs on them, or within arms reach (like in their jacket, on the back of their chair). If they produce it, then you buy. If the can’t, then they buy (a round). You can’t go to your car, across the room, etc. Again, please be respectful of whom you “challenge”.
The coins should arrive by mid-Jan, but you can pre-buy them now. This coin will sport the 2025 issue. Next year, we’ll do a 2026-coin w/the back being changed. Think about what design you’d like to submit. You can even give them out to other VFW Post’s and show how cool we are!

I’m hoping that just after the first of the year, we’ll have our new electronic gaming machines. These should be a lot of fun, I got to fake play one when they brought them up to show us.

As far as Jan, not a lot of really neat stuff going on. In Feb though, we’ll be doing a Valentines Day thing. Please bring your sweetie and enjoy the festivities.

Trivia for this newsletter: On the TV show The Munster’s; 1) What was the street address where they lived? And 2) What actor was on the original TV series and the series in 1988? And a BONUS: 3) What role did he play in the second series?

As always, Your Adj, Jeff

Chaplain’s Corner

2026 is coming upon us and we use this time to reflect the past year and hope for the coming year. Many make New Year resolutions that they would like to see in the upcoming year.

I hope that you take this time to think about the year past and all of the blessing you have received this year. As for me, I am starting a bible study in the book of Ephesians this year at the VFW start-ing January 20th at 5:30 and I hope you can make the time to learn from GOD’s holy word and bind with your fellow veterans.

I am extremely grateful that I have been given the opportunity to serve you all as your chaplain.

May GOD bless you all

Trivia Answers:

Trivia Answers:
1) 1313 Mockingbird Ln 2) Eddie Munster – Butch Patrick 3) Grandpa Munster

Auxiliary Notes

As we welcome a brand-new year, we’d like to thank our members, supporters, and volun-teers for making the past year one filled with camaraderie, service, and dedication to our veterans and community. A new year brings fresh beginnings, new goals, and renewed opportunities to make a difference together.

Many of us are setting New Year’s resolutions—whether it’s spending more time with family, improv-ing our health, or giving back to our community. This year, we invite you to consider add-ing volunteering to your list. The Goshen VFW is always grateful for helping hands, and volunteer-ing on Fridays is a great way to support our post, connect with fellow members, and continue hon-oring those who served. Reach out to Jan Santos or I on how to get involved with Friday dinners if you feel moved to do so!

We are also always looking to grow our VFW family. If you or someone you know is interested in getting involved, we warmly welcome new members to join the Auxiliary. The Auxiliary plays a vital role in supporting veterans, their families, and our community through service, fundraising, and fellowship.

Thank you for being part of the Goshen VFW. We look forward to another year of working together, serving others, and strengthening our community.

Wishing you a happy, healthy, and meaningful New Year!

Warm regards,

Anastasia Schue

Upcoming Events

Breakfast
January 3rd, February 7th 8 til 11
January 30th

5th Friday dinner TBD Music by Shawn Richards
February 14th Valentine’s Party
Steak Dinner
Music by “Tribute” band More details to come

Greetings:

As we continue with winter, snow, and cold temperatures, I hope everyone is doing okay. Spring will get here with warmer weather and sunshine.

We will have nominations and elections for new officers in the next couple of months for the coming year. If you are interested in holding an office, contact one of the current officers.

We still have some great food and drink specials during the week here at the Post, although we have had to adjust some of the prices due to increased costs.

I want to continue to thank all of our volunteers and everyone who comes to the Post—but we could use more of both.

We need to continue to remember all our veterans and their families, wherever they are serving or have served, both past and present.

Watch for upcoming events here at the Post.

Well, that’s all for now.
Until next time—God Bless America!

Your Commander,
George Buckmaster

P.S. Post meetings are now at 4:00 PM on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Please attend if you can!

Adjutant’s Notes

It appears that Spring has not sprung yet. But we’re all not-so-patiently waiting on her.

Please don’t forget the District-3 meeting on Sunday, March 2nd in North Liberty at 1 PM (EST). The Commander and I would love to see some of your smiling faces there—it’s your opportunity to see how things are run at the District level.

Then… it’s Daylight Savings Time yet again on Sunday, March 9th. Boy, sure would love to see this thing go away.

On Wednesday, March 13th, Post-30 American Legion is having our quarterly meeting at 6 PM. Please be there.

Then comes St. Patrick’s Day—when all of you get to be a little bit Irish too (like us, the cool kids). St. Paddy’s Day parties abound, so please come to ours! As a safety reminder (which I get credit for in our monthly community activities reports), be careful while enjoying the day’s events.

If you’re going to the VFW Spring Conference, it’s March 21-23.

Looking ahead to April:

• April 1st – Don’t take any calls from Mr. Lyons!
• April 12th – Passover
• April 13th – Palm Sunday
• April 20th – Easter

If you’re looking for a really cool podcast, tune in and listen to “The Common Veteran’s.” The guys are super cool and interesting… Can’t say enough about them (yes, it’s us).

Trivia Time!

I know how many of you look forward to this part (probably more than the above part).
The TV show The Big Bang Theory:

1. What do Howard and Amy have in common?
2. What was Amy’s favorite childhood TV show?

As always,
Your Adj, Jeff
Adjutant’s Notes

Chaplain’s Corner

I would like to wish you all a glorious spring and hope that you take time to visit your local church this coming Easter Holiday.

As the new chaplain, I invite you to reach out to me if you would like to talk about anything.

I look forward to getting to know you all and would love to help you with any spiritual needs.

Chaplain Wayne

Trivia Answers

1) Both love Neil Diamond
2) Little House on the Prairie

Auxilary Notes

Spring is right around the corner—let’s hope so!

Again, we can always use help on the 2nd and 3rd Fridays—whether it’s taking orders/money, helping in the kitchen, or delivering food.

Don’t forget, our meetings are on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7 PM.

We will be holding nominations for officers soon. If you are interested in holding an office, please let myself or Jan Santos know.

Angie McKee
President

Upcoming Events

Trivia Night
March 20th & April 17th
starting 6:30
St. Patrick’s Day Party
March 15th
Live Music with Sol Friends
March 1st & April 5th
Breakfast
8 to 11
April 5th
Point & Click

Greetings: As we get into the new year, I hope everyone had a happy, merry, and safe Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year and stayed healthy. The winter is about half over, but with more cold and that white stuff to come, please dress warm. We got some of our new chairs delivered with more to come. We still have some good food & drink specials during the week, so come try some when you have the time. Watch for information on future events here at the Post. I want to continue to thank all the volunteers we had this past year and those that continue to help. We need to continue to remember our veterans and their families that have served and are still serving, wherever they are. Until next time. God Bless America!

Your Commander:
George Buckmaster

P.S. Post meetings are now at 4:00 pm on the 2nd Wednesday each month. Please attend if you can!

Adjutant’s Note

Well, now that Christmas and New Year’s are over, we’re headed into the new year with flying colors. Thanks to Jan, Alyena, Beau, and the rest of our VFW folks for making the season a resounding success.

Looking ahead, I’m really waiting on breakfast at the V on the first Saturdays! 8-11, and like the village goat, I try and finish what all you guys leave behind (especially the “leftover” bacon).

Not a whole lot of special stuff in January. However, in February, we do have some extra special stuff going on. Sunday the 2nd, I’m going to spend the day watching Groundhog Day. Friday the 14th is Valentine’s Day—bring your special sweetie to the V.

Please remember to renew your VFW and American Legion memberships. We can’t have this nice a place if we don’t all participate! Also, bring new people in and have them sign up. Over the years—I’ve been here more than 20—we’ve lost lots of our brothers and sisters. I remember when we had, give or take, 900 members for the V. We’re down to somewhere over 200 now. Aside from National, State, and District pushing membership, it’s something we should already be doing anyway. How long can our post remain if we just keep losing members?

Volunteers, volunteers, volunteers… We need some people to step up and help out around the post. The ones we have are great, and huge thanks to them, but we’re burning them out. Please step up once a month to help out.

As you probably know by now, we’re replacing the fluorescent lights with LEDs. Depending on when you get this, the project will hopefully be done. It’ll save on our electric bill every month. The project was paid for by donations—something our post can’t live without. Donating your time, money, and effort builds the post into what it has become. Please don’t misunderstand, we’re not destitute—I’m just a cheap bastard trying to save money wherever I can.

This month’s trivia is on general knowledge:

1. The Chicago TV news station WGN—what did the original call letters mean?
2. What was arguably the first “Super Market” in America?

As always,
Your Adj, Jeff

Chaplain’s Corner

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of you!

Remember, Christmas is not just about gifts—it’s a time to celebrate Jesus’ birth and be with family and friends.

It will soon be a New Year, and to all, Happy New Year! Thank God we made it through another year. May 2025 be an outstanding blessing for all! I will keep you in my prayers.

May God be with you all!
Chaplain John

Auxiliary Notes

As I write this article, we are past Christmas and quickly approaching the new year. With that being said, I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas, and I am wishing everyone a happy and safe 2025.

As the new year approaches, just a reminder that the auxiliary meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7 PM.

Starting in January, the 2nd Friday will change from Swiss Steak to a spaghetti dinner with bread and a side salad. Also, beginning in January, you will see a slight price increase for the meals on the 2nd and 3rd Friday nights.

Once again, please consider volunteering to either help with a Friday night meal or Bingo—I know that Jan Santos would love to have more help on Fridays.

Angie McKee
President

Upcoming Events

Trivia Night
January 16th & February 20th starting 6:30
January 31st
Live Music with Sol Friends
February 8th
Freedom System Fundraiser
Poker Tournament
Food available all day
(watch for more information)
January 4th
Breakfast
8 to 11

Indulge your taste buds and join the culinary celebration at VFW Post 985 located at 1201 Pike St, Goshen, IN, this week for an incredible feast featuring the mouthwatering delight of Italian Mac and Cheese!

Date: 12/29/2023
Time: 1700 Hours – Sold Out
Location: VFW Post 985, 1201 Pike St, Goshen, IN

At VFW Post 985’s Fun Food Friday, we’re bringing you a fusion of comfort and flavor with our featured dish: Italian Mac and Cheese. Picture this: al dente pasta smothered in a blend of exquisite cheeses infused with the savory allure of Italian herbs and spices. It’s a culinary journey to Italy right in the heart of Goshen.

The evening promises delightful food and an ambiance filled with camaraderie, laughter, and the joy of savoring incredible flavors together. Bring your friends and family, or come solo; everyone can join the feast.

Our kitchen team has crafted this special menu item passionately to bring you the ultimate comfort food experience. Trust us; this Italian Mac and Cheese is a taste of pure bliss that you won’t want to miss.

Mark your calendar, set a reminder, and ensure you’re at VFW Post 985 this Friday. Be prepared to tantalize your taste buds and create unforgettable memories with us!

For more information or to reserve your spot, contact us at [Contact Information].

Let’s make this Fun Food Friday a delicious success together!

Follow us on Facebook for updates and live coverage!

Hashtags: #FunFoodFriday #VFWPost985 #ItalianMacAndCheese #GoshenIN #FoodieFusion

Greetings:

Now that fall is here with cooler weather and the changing fall colors, I hope this finds everyone doing okay and to get out and enjoy the beauty that nature has to offer.

We will be getting into the holiday season with Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years not too far off and I wish everyone a great holiday season and hopes for a good coming year.

We continue to have some great food and drink specials here at the Post, hope you can come and try some.

I want to again thank all those that volunteer and help here at the Post and those that come to the Post.We need to remember all our veterans and their families where ever they served and are serving.I hope everyone has a great holiday season and stays safe.

Well, I think that’s all for now.God Bless America!

Your Commander:

George Buckmaster

P.S. 1st Wednesdays, House Committee 6:00,

Post meetings at 7:00 pm on the 1st Wednesday each month.

Please attend if you can!

Adjutant’s Notes

Greetings my Ghouls n Goblins out there… lol, oh well. Halloween is over, but the sugar high still goes on. Before I get too far into the newsletter, I just wanted to remind you all about our annual Veteran’s Day Ceremony at the Goshen Courthouse. 11 Nov, (Sat) at 11:00. On the 10th, some of us are going to a couple nursing homes to present a service for their veterans too. Please keep our older vets in mind on our special day.

Daylight Savings – yes, it’s coming again. Really wish the Governor would stop the insanity, but you know the gov’t. Thanksgiving Day is coming up at the end of the month (so to speak). And, of course Christmas in Dec. Please, say a special prayer for our troops abroad who can’t be home with their families, and the families who won’t have their spe-cial person there.

On a side (but very special) note. The Goshen PD’s annual “Cops and Kids” (formerly known as shop w/a cop) will be on Monday, December 18th. They come to the V for a pre-shopping photo, and then cara-van out to shop. It is really cool. Twenty or so police cars, lights n sirens – the kids love it! Afterwards, they come back to the V for a pizza party. Anybody wanting to donate, please drop a check off at the V or the GPD (Cops and Kids). If you have good, slightly used toys or outer garments you can drop them off the Friday or Saturday before. These are the kids who wouldn’t have a Christmas without the cops and us.

For trivia this month. On the TV show Bones; A) External shots of the fictional Jeffersonian Institute are actually shots of the? B) What was Phycological Profiler Lance Sweets favorite food?

As always, you’re Adj
Jeff

Chaplain’s Corner

Good day to all, and hope you are all doing well! Our weather is changing and we will be soon facing snow and ice, a slip hazard especially for us older folks. For the young and old be extremely careful or your health can change in an instant.

Praying for all veterans and their family that the good lord bless them all!

Chaplain John

Trivia Answers:
A) Natural History Museum in Los Angeles
B) Pizza

Auxiliary

Wow, I can’t believe how time is flying. We are 30 days away from Thanksgiving and 60 days away from Christmas.
Our annual children’s Christmas party will be on Sunday, December 10th from 2:00 to 4:00pm. Please bring a wrapped gift for your child with their name on it for Santa to give them upon his arrival. If you have any questions regarding the party, please feel free to reach out to Jan Santos or myself.

On October 23rd we were honored to host the National VFW Auxiliary President Carla Martinez from Utah at our post. Thank you to all who attended and helped prepare and serve the meal for the evening.

As we approach the holidays, please be safe and enjoy your family and friends.

Angie McKee
President

Upcoming Events

Trivia Night
Nov. 16th and Dec. 14 starting 6:30
Black Friday Party, November 24th
Band, Unsupervised starting at 7 pm
Food Drive for the Salvation Army
Point & Click
December 8th
Peanut here on November 22nd 7 – 10
Kids Christmas Party
December 10th, 2 -4 pm
Post Closed
November 23rd, December 23rd to 26th

The Canteen Manager is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Canteen and Kitchen located at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9133 (VFW Post 9133).

Canteen Manager responsibilities include maintaining the Canteen’s revenue, profitability, and quality goals. The Canteen Manager will ensure efficient kitchen and bar operations, quality, and customer service standards.

The Canteen Manager utilizes management skills and experience in front and back-of-the-house roles. These roles include overseeing dining room operations, setting menus, setting work schedules, overseeing food prep, and ensuring that the kitchen and staff comply with health and safety regulations.

The Canteen Manager supervises bar operations and ensures staff operates per Alcohol Law Enforcement (ALE) requirements and guidelines.

Canteen Manager Responsibilities Include:

· Coordinate daily front and back-of-the-house operations Organize and supervise staff scheduling

· Appraise staff performance and provide feedback to improve productivity

· Coordinate, schedule, and provide appropriate training for new and current employees

· Ensuring staff compliance with sanitation and safety regulations

· Manage the Canteen’s good image and address issues with patrons or staff

· Logistical planning for needed supplies

· Consistent reviews of product quality and costs

· Control operational costs and identify means to cut waste

· Create detailed daily, monthly, and annual reports on revenues and expenses

Job Requirements:

· Availability to work mornings, days, nights, weekends, and holidays

· Salaried position is required to work 40+ hours per week

· Proven work experience in restaurant/bar operations

· Proven customer service experience

· Microsoft suite experience: Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

· Strong leadership and management skills

· Proven financial management skills

Preferred Qualifications:

Deliver your resume to Or private message us on social media:

VFW post 985
1201 W Pike St,
Goshen, IN

Benefits:
Flexible schedule
Paid time off
Paid Training

Greetings:

Here we are in September with fall on the way and cooler weather and I hope this finds everyone doing okay. School has opened again and we need to be watchful of the children going to and from school.

We continue to have food and drink specials several times a week here at the Post, so stop in and try some. I again want to thank all the volunteers who help here at the Post and all those that come to the Post. A special thank you to Jerri for all she does.

We need to continue to remember all our veterans and their families where ever they served and are serving and those having health issues.

In closing, enjoy the fall weather and stay safe.

God Bless America!
Your Commander:
George Buckmaster

P.S. 1st Wednesdays, House Committee 6:00, Post meetings at 7:00 p.m. on the 1st Wednesday each month. Please attend if you can!

Adjutant’s Notes

Well, summer came back in a big way last week! Whew, 90’s plus. At least it’s supposed to be cooling down now as it’s September. Just a couple of head’s up things… Saturday 9 September is our For Vets by Vets dinner/fundraiser. Make sure you buy your tick-ets and come on down! A huge thanks to Caleb for putting this whole thing together.

Also, the Ride to Remember (the 9-11) ride is coming up the day after, Sunday 11 Sept. 1,000 bikes (give or take) will participate again this year. They leave Hoosier Harley ride around the county, and stop in Goshen at the GPD for a brief ceremony. The bikes will arrive around 2:30, so please stop by the GPD too. It’s to honor our fallen brothers and sisters in the Military, Police, and Fire (for Elkhart County).

The last week in September the Goshen PD has an Honor Guard camp again this year. Police and Fire from everywhere come here to take the week-long class. I like to invite the “kids” to the V in the evenings after class. Great food and great people, and most are veterans too! Stop in and welcome them into the fold.

In October we’ll welcome all the ghouls and goblins for Halloween. Remember to watch for all the shenanigans of our little trick-or-treating friends. Also, I really hate to add this part; keep an eye on them as they come and go from your homes. In this day and age, you really can’t be too careful.

Membership, membership, membership! It’s always a big topic at District 3 meetings. I remember when I became a member some 20+ years ago. We had somewhere between 800 – 900 members (for the Post). The Aux was even bigger. Now, we’re down to under 300. Whenever you see a vet wearing a “I served our military” ball caps, ask if they’re a VFW member. If not, hand them an app!

Trivia for this newsletter: 1) In the TV show Bones, what was Psychological Profiler Lance Sweets favorite food? 2) What was Psychological Profiler Lance Sweets favorite song?

As always, your Adj
Jeff

Chaplain’s Corner

Good morning to all! I hope everyone is enjoying the summer but sorry to say fall is coming quicker than we think. I am hoping and praying for our veterans and their families for God’s blessing. If any-one deserves it is our veterans and those who are serving now!

If you know a veteran who is in need please let me know! God bless all of you!

Chaplain John

Trivia Answers:
1) Pizza (obviously a cool dude)
2) Put the Lime in the Coconut

Auxiliary

Hard to believe that fall is just around the corner and football season has started. I am not sure where the summer went.
Not to sound like a broken record, but we always looking for more people to help us out on the 2nd and 3rd Fridays either in the kitchen or serving. If you are interested in helping, please feel free to contact me directly at angiemckee1@comcast.net or at 574-536-7763.

I want to thank the golf committee that put together the annual Rex Vander Reyden golf outing which was held this past weekend. From the pictures that I have seen, it looks like good time was had by all.

We will be heading to the final South Bend Cubs game on Sunday, September 10th. Game time is 2pm and we will have tickets for the patio deck, including a ticket, hat and a picnic buffet for 2 hours. The cost of the ticket would be $34.00 and if you are interested in going, please let Jan Santos know as there are a limited number of tickets available.

Please mark your calendars that we meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7pm.

Enjoy the upcoming Labor Day weekend.
Angie McKee, President

Attention all playing card enthusiasts and VFW members! We’re thrilled to announce the return of our beloved Euchre Night at VFW Post 985, and it’s better than ever!

📅 When: Every Thursday
🕒 Time: 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM
📍 Where: VFW Post 985, 1201 Pike St, Goshen, IN 46526
🌟 Who: Everyone is welcome – members and guests alike!

Euchre Night is not just a card game; it’s a tradition that brings our community together for an evening of camaraderie, laughter, and friendly competition. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a newcomer to the game, we invite you to join us for a fantastic night of Euchre action.

📣 Spread the Word:
Help us make this Euchre Night the best one yet! Invite your friends, family, and neighbors. The more, the merrier!

Let’s shuffle the cards, deal some hands, and make Thursday nights at VFW Post 985 unforgettable! See you at Euchre Night! 🃏🌟

For more information, please contact [Your Contact Information].

EuchreNight #CardGame #VFW985 #CommunityEvent #OpenToThePublic

Immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies of live music while savoring a delectable dinner experience. Your ticket purchase directly contributes to the dreams of our local heroes, enabling them to have a safe haven where they can share joyful moments with loved ones and enjoy fantastic nights out.

By supporting this event, you demonstrate your unwavering commitment to giving back to those who have served our nation with honor. Together, we can make a meaningful impact on the lives of our veterans, empowering them to build a brighter future and fostering a community of camaraderie.

Don’t miss this chance to make a difference and have an extraordinary time doing so. Buy your tickets now, and let’s create a night of celebration and gratitude, all while making our local veterans’ dreams come true!