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UPCOMING EVENTS
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June 24, 2010
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HONORING Burlington County VIETNAM Soldiers Killed in Action
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All are welcome to
attend the Candlelight Service honoring the Burlington County
residents that made the ultimate sacrifice during the
Vietnam conflict will be held on Thursday, June 24th
at 7pm at the Fountain of Life Center, 2035 Columbus
Rd., Burlington, NJ. The Fountain of Life is hosting the
American Veterans Traveling Tribute, which includes a
dramatic replica of the Vietnam Wall. The Candlelight
Service will be held in front of the traveling Wall. During
this touching service, families,
friends and comrades are escorted to their loved one’s name
on the Wall with a candle, rose and flag.
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RAIN OR
SHINE - In the event of inclement weather, the
Candlelight Service will be held inside the Fountain of
Life Center.
- IF YOU ARE A FAMILY MEMBER, FRIEND
OR COMRADE OF ONE OF THE BURLINGTON COUNTY MEN THAT WAS
KILLED IN ACTION, PLEASE CALL or EMAIL to let us know that
you will be attending to REPRESENT your family
member/friend. RSVP Sue AT
SQUINN9807@aol.com or
856-495-7270 . Click here for more information.
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September 2010 - POW/MIA Breakfast - Details
to follow
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- WHAT'S NEW
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May 2010 - DOG TAGS RETURNED TO VIETNAM
VET, Larry Lichtenstein, by Delaware Valley Nam Knights - ...The
mission of the project is to return dog tags that were found in Vietnam to
the men they belong to....read more
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 April
2010 -
DOG TAGS RETURNED TO
VIETNAM VET, GARY “Doc” McKNIGHT at Nam Knights Car & Bike Show... Ray
Milligan, a veteran and retired Chief of Police in Deptford, traveled to
Vietnam in 1993 on a medical aid mission
...read
more
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April 2010 - 12pm - Candlelight Service
- Guest Speaker Ex POW WWII Vince Pale, Service held at the VFW, Pacific
Ave, Wildwood, NJ
...photos and videos click here
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Feb
2010 - DOG TAG FOUND IN VIETNAM TO BE RETURNED TO FAMILY ON THE
ANNIVERSARY OF
MARINES DEATH. - Touring the Ho Chi Minh
trail in 1998, Wall Street trader Manny Sa
 ntayana stumbled onto a
Vietnamese man who made a living out of extracting bombs from the
ground, grinding up the metal and selling it for profit. Sometime he
would stumble upon dog tags from U.S. soldiers ..read full story
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