Fund Raising 2006

LHCP president talks with 1st Vice Commander Bruce Miller before event. Brownie Conley looks over competition as horseshoe teams from all over Northern Virginia prepare to battle it out for “Top Dog” position and trophy. Beck enjoying the day, without rain! Looking for that perfect shot. JayMike and Brian check out how close that toss … Continue reading “Horseshoe Tournament”

A Winning Hand for Soldiers By ELISA A. GLUSHEFSKI   On Feb. 3, somewhere in Iraq, U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Justin A. Reynolds drove a Humvee over an improvised explosive device. Both of Reynolds’ feet were broken, along with a bone in his leg and shrapnel tore through his knee. A short time later, … Continue reading “Manassas HOG Chapter Poker Run”

We Remember” Campaign Raises $8,053 for Severely Wounded U.S. Military Personnel Campaign Benefits the Injured Recovering in Iraq, Afghanistan and Germany WHEELING, W.VA. – June 9, 2006 – Hundreds of seriously wounded U.S. military personnel recovering overseas will have their spirits lifted as Upper Ohio Valley residents and businesses contributed $8,053 to the “We Remember” … Continue reading “Another “We Remember” News Article”

By BETHENY HOLSTEIN   WHEELING — The West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation and Main Street Bank of Wheeling are urging local residents to remember those who serve their country this Memorial Day by donating money to provide items for soldiers healing in overseas hospitals. The “We Remember” campaign was announced Friday by both the … Continue reading “Troop Support Sought”

U.S. Military Personnel Asks Local Residents to Support Local Campaign to Aid the Wounded WHEELING, W.Va. – May 24, 2006 – Representatives from the U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps today called upon Upper Ohio Valley residents to consider making a financial donation to the “We Remember” campaign, which benefits severely wounded military personnel recovering … Continue reading “Support Local Campaign”

  By Rudi Williams / American Forces Press Service   WOODBRIDGE, Va., April 10, 2006 – The Landstuhl Hospital Care Project added $4,400 to its coffers April 7 to buy items needed by wounded, injured and sick servicemembers at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, Germany, and hospitals in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to Karen Grimord, the … Continue reading “2nd Annual Karaoke Benefit”