Chapter Newsletter May 2015 Volume 40 Issue 9

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May 2015 Volume 40, Issue 9

In This Issue: Presidents Message 1 Auxiliary Report 2 Pictures 2-3 Birthdays/Anniversaries 4 April Dinner Information 4 Auxiliary Lunch Information 4 Chair Reports 5-6 Auxiliary Programs 6 General Information 7-9 Membership Application 10 Dinner Reservations 11

This newsletter is published monthly September - May.

The Superstition Mountain Chapter, Military Officers

Association of America Inc., is a non-profit organization, IRS tax

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http://www.smcmoaa.org/

Please remember to share the newsletter with your spouse! Presidents Comments

Superstition Mountain Chapter MOAA has the BEST recruiting brochure in the USA! On Saturday evening, April 16th while Ann Schminke and I were driving home from our Globe HS JROTC awards presentations, my cell phone rang. Because I was driving, I waited until we got home to get the message. It was from Col. Ron Perkins our AZCOC president. He had just returned from Washington DC. While he was there he was notified of 5 awards for Arizona Chapters and the Council. The one FIRST PLACE award was

SMC Best Recruiting Brochure. I must take this opportunity to thank LTC Ed Fox for leading the effort in developing and producing this great brochure. CONGRATULATIONS! Our April 19th dinner guest speaker Terri Alexon, was quite informative on Outsmarting Investment Fraud. Even though she had some small technical problems, she did a great job of advising us about investment frauds. May 17th, will be our next dinner meeting. This will be our last dinner meeting until September. We will continue to meet for lunch through the summer. See you there! On May 20/21 the AZCOC will be holding our semi-annual council meeting in Green Valley, AZ. Please keep in mind our 2nd annual MOAA-DBACKS game will be on Sept 13th vs the LA Dodgers. Our color guard will present the colors again along with the flags of all of the nine AZ MOAA chapters. We will be seated in section 217. The second level seating is a restricted area. If you dont have a ticket for the second level you cant get in. ALL of our tickets will only be $20.00 each. So plan on bringing your family and friends. Even though we dont need the money until August 15th, please let us know if you want to attend and how many people will be in your party. SAVE THE DATE.

Ed Mangan, Capt USAF (fmr); [email protected], President, Superstition Mountain Chapter, MOAA 4537 E. Shomi St, Phoenix, AZ 85044; (602) 501-0128

2015 OFFICERS

President, Cpt Ed Mangan 602-501-0128 [email protected]

1st VP, Lt Gregory Moore 480-814-0580 [email protected]

2nd VP, Ms. Ann Schminke 480 893-8263 [email protected]

VP Auxiliary, Mrs. Ann Ferguson

Secretary, Mrs. Peggy Allen

Treasurer, Maj Austin Foote

Past President, CW4 Arlan Allen

2015 COMMITTEE CHAIRS Programs Lt Gregory Moore Membership Ms. Ann Schminke Personal Affairs CW4 Arlan Allen Legislative Lt Col Ed Fox JROTC/Scholarship Col Karl Pfitzer Newsletter Mrs. Marlene Fox Website Mrs. Ann Ferguson Transition Coordinator LtC James Austin Director Col Thomas Ralph Director Maj Gen Dave Rataczak Director Mrs. Jackie Oddo Director Capt George Meegan Director CW4 Bob Delker

Superstition Mountain Express

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AUXILIARY NEWS: from Ann Ferguson

At the April Auxiliary meeting, our members decided to meet for lunch only at 11:30 am for the May thru Aug meetings. We will not

pack boxes for Packages from Home during these meetings. We will continue to meet on the 2nd Friday of each month (dates are May 8th, June 12th, July 10th and Aug 14th, 2015) at Dobsons Restaurant, 2155 S. Dobson, Mesa. During the April meeting an additional 17 boxes for Packages from Home were filled, making our total for the year thus far 60 boxes packed and shipped. We hope to pack 10 boxes a month or 120 boxes for the year, so you can see we are about half way to our goal. We have about $250 left in our fund which is not enough to sustain our current level of activity. We are hoping that all of you will find some items to contribute to this effort so that we may continue to support our deployed troops with Packages from Home. Please bring donations of hygiene and/or snack items to our meetings to help support this program. If you prefer to donate cash, you

may send checks labeled for Packages from Home to our treasurer, Austin Foote; a form for this purpose is available on page 11 of this newsletter. We are also still accepting used paperback books for Operation Paperback and used hard back books for the Phoenix VAMC. We Thank those of you who have already cleaned your book shelves; isnt is nice to have all that space for new books? If you havent donated your old used books yet, we will be glad to have them. Just bring them to our meetings or call me at 480-961-9634 to arrange a pick up at your home. If you have questions about the Auxiliary Meetings or donating to our Packages from Home and/or Operation Paperback projects, please call at the above number or email me at: [email protected].

April Dinner Meeting

Our April Dinner guest speaker was Terri Alexon, a representative from the Arizona Corporation Commission, Investment Fraud Division. Terri shared examples of how people are defrauded and how to keep it from happening to us. She is a good speaker and her presentation was very entertaining and informative. Thank you Greg Moore for having her come and speak to us.


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The April Raffle was hosted by Meredith Moore. Our 50/50 pot was won by Jeane Jackson. Thank you for hosting, Meredith

We need volunteers to host our monthly raffles. If you would like to host one of the months or donate an item for the raffle, please contact Greg Moore 480-814-0580 [email protected]. We need 5 or 6 items, each worth at least $20.00. If you are willing to host, we will try and help you get the items.

The members that come to our dinner meetings enjoy sharing a meal and conversation with people they have become friends with. No surprise there! After all, we are a fun and friendly bunch!


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Birthday Congratulations

MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST

Linda Burch 2 Maureen Alvarez 19 Pam Banachowski 11 David Andersen 24 Connie Koch 29 Alex Banachowski 23 Michael Dickson 19 Norm Conner 25 George Meegan 20 Virginia Bresehan 1 Royetta Dooley 14 Shirley Davis 6 Robert Mockenhaupt 12 Fenwick Burch 8 Karl Kohlhoff 28 Fred Ferguson 18 Marcella Peters 24 Keith Cerhan 9 Sheryl Mauldin 17 Lucian Ferguson 12 Larry Rasmussen 13 Gail Dickson 22 Carol Mockenhaupt 18 Austin Foote 1 Martin Dooley 6 Jackie Oddo 22 Christopher Gahan 25 Georgianne Gahan 1 Mary Ruben 4 Betty Grenig 14

Walter Herd 8 Ann Schminke 15 Marilyn Holmlund 19

June Hultgren 14 Mary Spikerman 14 Dorothy Hume 23

Jeane Jackson 8 June Wilson 8 Joan Kohlhoff 21 You dont stop laughing Elizabeth Lewis 28 Arlene Mills 5 when you grow old.. Marilyn Miles 2 Duke Moore 11

Meredith Moore 3 Nancy Nickerson 6 You grow old when you William Schminke 12 Maralene Peterson 25 stop laughing.. Sandy Smith 6 Rebecca Schmidt 11 Beverly Spicci 9 John Scott 28 George Bernard Shaw Bunnie Williams 29 Joseph Sottile 8

Anniversary Congratulations

MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST

Fred & Ann Ferguson Arlan & Peggy Allen Alfred & Maureen Alvarez Doug & Donner Conger Karl & Joan Kohlhoff Walter & Joyce Herd William & Connie Koch Harold & Sharon Fales LeMar & Maralene Peterson Robert & Carl Mockenhaupt Clyde & Bunnie Williams Joseph & Helen Goldblatt Greg & Meredith Moore John & Magdalen Kwak Duke & Lynda Moore Elden & Genie Mortenson Marvin & Lana Murray Paul & Ida Peffley

Gregory & Margaret Romas

Eugene & Melba Shafer

Superstition Mountain Chapter MOAA Auxiliary Luncheon at Dobson's Restaurant

Friday, May 8, 2015 - 11:30am

Order lunch off the menu

Reservations to Ann Ferguson 480-961-9634 or email [email protected]

Come in out of the heat and join us for lunch this summer

June 12th, July 10th, and August 14th Same place Same time Same wonderful people!

Superstition Mountain Chapter MOAA

Dinner Meeting Sunday, May 17, 2015

Dobsons Restaurant 2155 S Dobson Rd, Mesa 4:00 Social Hour 5:00 Dinner

Magic Show

Menu Choices Filet Mignon, Chicken Picata or Salmon,

Dinner Salad, and Rolls Vegetable, and Chefs Dessert

$25.00 per person

Reservations to Greg Moore [email protected] 480-814-0580 - 1581 W. Corona Dr. Chandler, AZ 85224

Reservations by Thursday, May14th


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A message from

1st Vice President Greg Moore

Greetings all: I hope you found both the dinner and the ACC representative, Terri Alexon's presentation to your liking. As she pointed out there are bad people out there intent on stealing your money. These individuals can range from solicitations on the internet, the neighbor next door to trusted religious or

professional "friends." Again, bottom line, "If it sounds too good to be true..." May's dinner will have a magical theme. First, by having your reservation in by noon May 14th, a filet mignon, a chicken picata or a gran mariner salmon will appear before you soon after 1700 on May 17th. About an hour later, a magician will appear to entertain you. All of this for $25. What a deal! We will begin our summer luncheons in June, meeting for social at 12:00 noon with lunch served at 1:00pm. Menu choices will be Cheeseburger, Chicken Salad Croissant, Ruben Sandwich or Chef's Salad. Cost is $20 and reservations are due the Thursday before the lunch

CHAIRMAN REPORTS

Legislative Ed Fox

You are never too old to stop caring about

military retirement and benefitsfor yourself, spouse, and those who come after you. Support and champion those who support and champion you, if for no other reason than that of paying it forward. There is absolutely no reason for our Government to attempt to finance their irresponsible spending by gutting the pay and benefits of active and retired military members and their dependents. Never before has our Government faced such debt and their efforts regarding our entitlements constant and unrelenting. BEWARE.

ROTC Karl Pfitzer

Thanks everyone, for helping us complete this years ROTC/JROTC Program. It was a great success!

Personal Affairs Arlan Allen

As Memorial Day approaches I thought Id share this poem, written by Colonel Ben D. Qualls. He had written this for his cousin, who was killed in action in Korea.

THIS GARDEN OF STONE. This garden of stone grows not from water, and seed, and loam. It grows from tears, and blood, and heart, and bone. This garden of memories, and holder of souls, was built by these warriors, both young, and old. They have no race, religion, or creed. They just gave their all, with a simple deed. They fought, and burned, and bled, and died, while their brothers held them, buried them, and cried. Do not dare walk, by this garden of stone, with no remorse, nor sadness shown. Do not ignore, each father, brother, or son. Whose time is past, whose life is done. You cannot pay them back, for what you owe. This country, this freedom, this life we own. But pay those fighting, those living, those coming home. Pay them with honor, and respect, not said, but shown.

Our Summer Luncheons June 21th, July 19th, August 16th

Dobson Ranch Inn - noon Social Hour 1:00pm Lunch $20.00 per person Menu Choices

Cheeseburger, Chicken Salad Croissant, Ruben Sandwich or Chef's Salad Reservations: Greg Moore 480-814-0580 [email protected] 1581 W. Corona Dr. Chandler, AZ 85224-8558

Reservations must be in by the Thursday before the luncheon,


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Transition Coordinator James Austin

Need A Job? North Pointe Prep in Phoenix is seeking a Junior High School Math Teacher at an

annual salary of $32,000-$54,000 depending on qualifications for the 2015-2016 school year who is passionate about student growth and learning as well as a knowledgeable and skilled mathematics instructor. Current

fingerprint clearance card required. Sufficient time is available to secure state educational certification. Further details available at CAREERBUILDER.COM. [email protected] routinely posts listings of jobs focusing on career interest to veterans and their dependents. Dont overlook such valuable resources.

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Auxiliary Sponsored ProgramsAuxiliary Sponsored ProgramsAuxiliary Sponsored ProgramsAuxiliary Sponsored Programs

Cell Phones for Soldiers /Cell Phones for Soldiers /Cell Phones for Soldiers /Cell Phones for Soldiers / HelpingHelpingHelpingHelping Heroes HomeHeroes HomeHeroes HomeHeroes Home

Ann SchminkeAnn SchminkeAnn SchminkeAnn Schminke

When you upgrade your phone, dont throw those old phones away. Bring them to us. Well send them in to get phone time for our troops overseas. The phones dont need to work. Monetary donations are great too! $5.00 is equal to 2.5 hours of family talk-time for one deployed.

For more information contact: Ann Schminke 480-893-8263 - [email protected]

Since 2011 over 345 phones have been sent! Thanks for your donations!

Operation Operation Operation Operation Paperback BooksPaperback BooksPaperback BooksPaperback Books

Ann FergusonAnn FergusonAnn FergusonAnn Ferguson

We send paperbacks to the troops and hard cover books are taken to the VA Hospital.

Requested books: action (includes westerns), bestsellers, biographies and memoirs, fantasy, history, horror, mysteries, science-fiction and true crime. We are also sending books to the families of deployed troops. You can now include children's books in your donations as well as more women's literature. For more information contact Ann Ferguson 480-961-9634 or email [email protected]

5 Boxes mailed in 2015 (over 108 books)

Since 2012, Over 880 books taken to the VA Hospital!

Packages from HomePackages from HomePackages from HomePackages from Home

Ann FergusonAnn FergusonAnn FergusonAnn Ferguson

Bring your donations to any chapter function. Requested items: hygiene items (baby wipes,

cotton swabs, tissues, tooth paste, deodorant, shampoo, etc.), snack items (such as beef jerky, hard candy, and gum), canned goods, peanut butter, Top Ramen, Cup of Noodles, etc. We also need Sunday newspaper comics, magazines about sports, world events, nature, etc. We cannot send aerosol cans, chocolate, alcohol or sexually oriented material. Monetary donations are always appreciated. For more information contact: Ann Ferguson 480-961-9634 or email [email protected]

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Thank you for your donations! Please keep them coming!


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NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES FORFORFORFOR KNIGHTS ORGANIZATIONKNIGHTS ORGANIZATIONKNIGHTS ORGANIZATIONKNIGHTS ORGANIZATION

This organization collects donated thank you cards and takes them to the veterans hospital for our vets on holidays. Our chapter would like to collect at least 100 cards to give them for Independence Day, July 4th. We handed out about 70 cards to members at our last dinner meeting. They write a personal thank you inside and bring them back to our May dinner. If any of you would like to help with this undertaking use any thank you or blank card you might have. Do not seal the envelope (they check to make sure what has been written is appropriate) or sign the card. A few of our members are having their grandchildren write something. Children may sign and give their age or grade if they wish. You can bring the cards to any of our functions or Notes for Knights have the following drop off points:

Karl Pfitzer is traveling in Europe. He sent these pictures to share.

THANK YOU NOTETHANK YOU NOTETHANK YOU NOTETHANK YOU NOTES TO OUR AUXILIARY LADIESS TO OUR AUXILIARY LADIESS TO OUR AUXILIARY LADIESS TO OUR AUXILIARY LADIES!!!!

Hand deliver to UPS Store 4960 S Gilbert Rd (SWC Gilbert Rd/Chandler Heights

Notes for Knights drop off location SOZO Coffeehouse 1982 N Alma School Road (SWC Alma School/Warner Road

A Knight is brave and heroic So is a soldier. A knight is a defender, a champion of a cause or principle So is a soldier. A knight is a warrior sworn to uphold the values of faith, loyalty, courage, and honor So is a soldier. Therefore, a soldier is a knight in camouflage armor.

This is Sr. Ventura and the monument he built to honor soldiers of Pattons army after the Sicily invasion in 1943. He was four years old when the Americans came and he and his family hid in the mountains until the fighting passed their farm. They came back to the farm and found over 100 dead American soldiers in the streets and the farm. He built this monument in their honor and has been visited by many families of the American dead. He speaks no English so we did a lot of hand pointing and gesturing. The Americans were from the 82nd Airborne Division.

Join us at our May Dinner as we take a few moments to remember our friends who have passed. A candle will be lit and a moment of silence observed.


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On behalf of the Detroit John D. Dingell VAMC patients and staff, we would like to extend our appreciation to you for your donation of Paperback Books. Your thoughtfulness reflects the concern that you feel for our Veterans and for the service they have provided to all of us while in service to our country. Without your support we could not provide for the smaller niceties that make hospitalization more bearable. Your thoughtfulness also reflects the concern and compassion that our community feels for our Veterans.

Thank You for your continued support. Sincerely, Bill Browning CHF, Volunteer & Community Relations

On behalf of the Veterans, families and staff of the Dayton VA Medical Center, I wish to extend our sincere appreciation for your donation of books. Your thoughtfulness reflects the concern that you feel for our Veterans and for the service they provided to all of us while in service to our country. Your contributions make it possible for us to enhance the care we provide for our Nations heroes, the Veteran patient. Again, thank you for caring.

Sincerely, Glenn A. Costie, FACHE CEO/Medical Center Director

Memorial Day 2015, May 30th observed May 25th Remembering those who gave their lives for our freedom!

June Dates to Remember!

June 12th MOAA Auxiliary Luncheon June 14th U.S. Army Founded 1775 June 21st Fathers Day June 21st MOAA Luncheon

July Dates to Remember! July 2nd U.S. Army Air Corps Established 1926 July 4th Independence Day! July10th MOAA Auxiliary Luncheon July 19th MOAA Luncheon

August Dates to Remember! August 4th Coast Guard Established 1790 August 14th MOAA Auxiliary Luncheon August 16th MOAA Luncheon

Sunday, September 13th is our Chapter Dbacks game. Contact Ed Mangan for your $20.00 tickets. (602) 501-0128

Sunday, September 20th we will have a Western Night Dinner Meeting. Country music and atmosphere should make this a fun night.

Memorial Day, an American holiday observed on the last Monday of May, honors men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. Originally known as Decoration Day, it originated in the years following the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971.


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Legislative Update 24 April 2015: House Unveils FY16 Defense Plans

HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS DOD BUDGET PROPOSALS On April 15, MOAA chapter and council leaders from across the country visited nearly every congressional office to speak out against the DoD's proposed changes to TRICARE, pay and benefits. MOAA members strengthened this initiative by sending their elected officials nearly 44,000 communications reaffirming this message.

The House Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee (HASC-P) listened. On Thursday morning, the Subcommittee released their mark-up of H.R. 1735, the FY 2016 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). None of DoD's proposals to cut pay and benefits were included.

The subcommittee rejected DoD's request to reduce the commissary subsidy that would have led to reduced hours and operating days. Before making changes to the commissary system, subcommittee members are waiting for a congressionally mandated study on the effects of price markups in commissaries, which is due in September.

The subcommittee also advanced measures requiring DoD to improve sexual assault response and prevention efforts for male service members. Additionally, the bill included continued funding for local schools with significant numbers of military dependents.

Although the subcommittee rejected the DoD's budget driven proposals, it did include controversial aspects of the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission's (MCRMC) proposals to overhaul military retirement.


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MOAAs Mission: The Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) is a non-profit veterans association dedicated to maintaining a strong national defense and to preserving the earned entitlements of members of the uniformed services and their families and survivors.

CLIP AND MAIL

MOAA National & Superstition Mountain Chapter Membership Application

Date __________________Member Name & Initial ___________________________________________________ Branch of Service__________________________ Rank__________________________________ Spouse First Name ____________________________ National MOAA Number ________________________

Street Address ___________________________________ __City _____________ State _____ZIP______-_________

Home Phone #__________________________Work or Cell#________________________________

Please Circle: ARMY--AIR FORCE-NAVY--MARINE CORPS- COAST GUARD--NOAA--PUBLIC HEALTH SVC

Circle All That Apply: REGULAR-RESERVE-NATIONAL GUARD-FORMER OFFICER-ACTIVE-RETIRED-

MALE___ FEMALE___ WIDOW-___ WIDOWER___

Member Date of Birth MM____/DD____/YYYY______ Spouse Date of Birth MM____/DD____/YYYY______

Anniversary Date ______________________E-mail Address _______________________________________

MOAA National membership for 2015 has 3 types to pick from. 1. Basicfree-electronic only. 2. Premium- $37.00 a year. 3. Life membership-fee is age dependent. As a BASIC Member you will receive electronic newsletters and have opportunities to participate in grassroots activism effort. You get Military Officer Magazine via our mobile app. Youll also have the opportunity to attend our career fairs, networking events, and classes and to take advantage of valuable discounts on products and services. As a PREMIUM Member you get full access to everything MOAA has to offer, including our full spectrum of our career resources (one-on-one career counseling, rsum reviews, and interviewing advice and critiques), countless discounts on products and travel, and access to all MOAA exclusive publications and news updates. Youll be able to tap into MOAAs staff of experts for financial and investment advice, college scholarships for dependents, and much more. Thats on top of all the benefits you receive at the BASIC Membership level. Superstition Mountain Chapter membership fee is $25 per year. Spouses of current members may participate in Chapter Auxiliary luncheons and activities with no fee. Chapter bylaws require Chapter members and Chapter Auxiliary members to be members of MOAA National.

Enclose check for: MOAA National $_________$25.00 For Chapter $_________$12.50 For Auxiliary________ Makes checks payable to: Superstition Mountain Chapter MOAA

Mail Application and Check to: Superstition Mountain Chapter MOAA, Austin Foote, Treasurer 3554 E. Camino Circle, Mesa, AZ 85213-7033 - Phone 480- 329-4806

For More Information Contact, Membership Committee Chairman Ann Schminke: 480-893-8263 - [email protected]

Name tags are available for $10.00 each. Name tags are durable hard plastic, white background with MOAA logo and your name engraved in black. To place your order, please fill out the form below and send your check made out to Superstition Mountain Chapter MOAA to the above address.

Print first and last name Select nametag type pin on or magnetic

1. ______________________________________________________ _____ _____

2. ______________________________________________________ _____ _____

3. ______________________________________________________ _____ _____


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Chapter Community Grant Donation Enclosed is our donation of $ _____________ for this program The Chapter MAY___MAY NOT __ publish our names in the newsletter

Signed __________________________________________________

Please make check payable to Superstition Mountain Chapter, MOAA Please check one ROTC____ Packages From Home____ Other________________________

Mail to: Austin L. Foote, Treasurer, 3554 E. Camino Circle, Mesa, AZ 85213-7033

Family Assistance Fund Donation Enclosed is our tax-deductible donation of $ _____________

Signed __________________________________________________

Please make check payable to AZ National Guard Family Assistance Fund Mail to: Austin L. Foote, Treasurer, 3554 E. Camino Circle, Mesa, AZ 85213-7033

2015 Chapter Dues Renewal Form Annual Dues: $25 Regular Members $12.50 Auxiliary Members

Please make check payable to Superstition Mountain Chapter, MOAA - - - Write MOAA Chapter Dues on Memo line of the check

Mail to: Austin L. Foote, Treasurer 3554 E. Camino Circle Mesa, AZ 85213-7033 Check enclosed; renew my membership for 2015 Signed _____________________________ My national MOAA number_________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________________________________

Phone number_____________________ Email ___________________________________________________ ____

April Dinner Meeting Reservation Sunday, May17, 2015 - Dobsons Restaurant

Social Hour 4:00pm Dinner 5:00pm

Meal Choices: Filet Mignon_____ Chicken Picata______ Grand Mariner Salmon _____ $25.00 per meal Name(s) _________________________________________________

Reservations must be in by Thursday, May14th Make checks payable to: Superstition Mountain Chapter, MOAA

CLIP AND MAIL TO: GREG MOORE 1581 W. Corona Dr. Chandler, AZ 85224-8558 Or call 480-814-0580- email [email protected]


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Superstition Mountain Chapter Military Officers Association of America 1151 N Joshua Tree Lane Gilbert, AZ 85234

2015 Chapter Activity schedule Chapter Board Meetings Chapter Auxiliary Luncheons Chapter Dinner/Picnic Meetings

May 11th 9:00am May 8th 11:30am May 17th - 4:00pm social 5:00pm dinner

Summer Break Chapter Auxiliary Luncheons Chapter Summer Luncheons

No board meeting June 12th 11:30am June 21st 12noon social 1:00pm lunch No board meeting July 10th 11:30am July 19th - 12noon social 1:00pm lunch

No board meeting August 14th 11:30am August 16th - 12noon social 1:00pm lunch September 14th - 9:00am September 11th 11:30am September 20th - 4:00pm social 5:00pm dinner

October 12th - 9:00am October 9th - 11:30am October 17th Saturday Picnic 11:00am

November 9th -9:00am November 13th - 11:30am November 15th - 4:00pm social 5:00pm dinner

December 14th - 9:00am December 11th - 11:30am December 13th - 5:00pm social - - 6:00pm dinner

Remember to sign up for the State wide MOAA Group Arizona Diamondbacks game September13th. Tickets are only $20.00.

Call or email Ed Mangan with your reservation ASAP! (602) 501-0128 - [email protected]

Documents

Chapter Newsletter May 2015 Volume 40 Issue 9