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Local Navy League Council installs Officers and Directors

Written by: March 05 2010
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The Treasure Coast Council of the Navy League installed Officers and Board Members at their January 14 Dinner meeting.

Serving for 2010 are:

President: Don Wickstrand,Exec. V.P., Retention & Publicity: George RollinsonV.P., Secretary: Judy Rollinson,V.P., Treasurer: Cindy DuncanV.P., Chaplain: Milt BurdsallV.P., Asst. Treas. & Judge Advocate: Joseph BrownV.P., USCG/NJROTC Liaison: John PullinHonorary V.P.:  Mildred (Mim) VanNuise

Directors:

Ken ArcieriJohn BeckertJean BeckertPhil CrumbC. Pat DoranCharles PelizzaClaire CrumbRoger SmithDonna Czarnecki

The Council usually meets on the second Thursday of each month. Opportunities are provided for veterans, non-veterans and their guests to socialize and listen to a speaker on a meaningful topic.

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