Veterans,
and
Active Duty
Since 1965
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The mission of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States is to preserve and support the patriotic and historical interests of our country, our communities and our veterans; to strengthen the common bonds of the men and women who have served and who are currently serving in our military; to assist them and their families to enhance their quality of life; to maintain true allegiance to the Constitution and laws of the United States of America and defend her from all enemies, whomsoever.


As your 2024-2026 Commander, I am deeply humbled and honored to serve in this esteemed role. My gratitude for this opportunity knows no bounds, and I am committed to valuing each member of our post and your VFW membership. For those visiting our site and considering joining, I extend a heartfelt welcome. If you’re eligible for membership, we would be truly honored to have you as a fellow Comrade in our Post.
In the four years I have been with this post, I have upheld values of honesty and integrity and will continue to be true to these values. I have held positions such as Trustee, Chartered Organization Representative, and Senior Vice Commander.
Many of our goals this year will present various challenges. However, this will not deter our drive to support our veteran population and expand our efforts towards these achievements.
We must remain vigilant and true to the goals of the VFW. For every veteran that seeks our help, we must provide solutions with the traditions and valor of the VFW. We are veterans helping veterans, and we must be their best source for assistance and leadership.
I now call on all members of VFW Post 3892 to make this year, and the years to follow, the most progressive of our generation. Together, we can proudly pass the “baton” to future comrades with pride and exemplary traditions of the VFW. Please consider future Post positions and committee nominations that will become available, so we can harness the diverse skills offered by our existing membership.
