On Thursday, October 21, members of Post 1776 made a trip to the New Jersey Vietnam Memorial. It was a enjoyable trip and especially because of our dedicated tour guide (Chuck).

On Thursday, October 21, members of Post 1776 made a trip to the New Jersey Vietnam Memorial. It was a enjoyable trip and especially because of our dedicated tour guide (Chuck).
Members of Post 1776 presented the colors on Friday, September 10, at the West Morris football game in honor of the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
This is a picture of the banner that the kids from OFRS made in our honor for 2021 Memorial Day..
On May 11,2021, at the monthly meeting of Post 1776, we had a special celebration for RD2 Donald Cable. In honor of his 90th birthday on the next day (May12), the post tried to sing “Happy Birthday” to Don (really not too bad). We also had a birthday cake for him and the Long Valley Garden Club presented him with hanging plant. In addition, the “Kids for Kindness” supplied donuts for the occasion.
Don mentioned that he had received over 100 birthday cards (and still counting) from the students at Old Farmers school. Someone (?) must had tipped off the school about his birthday, right Chuck.
At our March 9th meeting Woody Burgener was presented a “Quilt of Valor” from the Quilts of Valor Foundation.
On Saturday December 19, 2020 the residents of Long Valley remembered our deceased veterans by holding a ceremony at Our Lady of the Mountain Church, followed the laying of Wreaths on the graves of veterans in the six Washington Twp. cemeteries.
The program was spearheaded by Mike Lennon of the Long Valley Knights of Columbus, with the help of Chuck Dauchert of the American Veterans Association of Washington Twp. Post 1776 and the Washington Twp. Police Department.
It may have been a cold day with plenty of snow on the ground, but those who attended the ceremony had no trouble laying the wreaths on the grave of our deceased veterans.
The program was as follows:
Photo’s from the ceremony:
Gerry served in the US Navy from 4/61 to 1/66 and was stationed aboard the U.S.S. Cony DD-508.
At the December 8th meeting of Post 1776, we received a poster from the Students and Staff of West Morris High School in appreciation of our service.