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Our host George Halford visits with Glen Jones who is the first archivist for Putnam County. In 2008 Glen became Putnam County's first archivist and created Putnam's Archives and Putnam's Veterans Hall. Hear about his upbringing, current and future plans, and more! Listen To The Local Matters Podcast Today! News Talk 94.1

Missouri Military Minute - Veterans Hall Of Fame Featuring Sgt Wayne Kaufman by Minnesota News Network

Missouri Military Minute - 2024 Veterans Hall Of Fame Featuring Ted Donaldson Of Joplin by Minnesota News Network

Wayne Kaufman, Founder of The Kaufman Fund joins Tom and Debbie talking about being inducted into the Missouri Veterans Hall of Fame and what the Kaufman Fund is doing.

The event will will open at 10 a.m. at 255 S. Auburn street in Grass Valley and will feature the Nevada Union High School band. Learn more online.

Belle-Lyssa Crawford, based out of Wilmington, North Carolina is a board member with the US (United States veterans Hall of Fame).Belle-Lyssa Crawford, will be speaking with us about her role with the US veterans Hall of Fame and their disaster relief team. #bellelyssacrawford #usveteranshalloffame #disasterreliefteam #livewithcdp #talkshow #radio #WQEE #barrycullenchevrolet #chrispomayWant to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5420059690532864

Some of today's top storiesA former Kern County prosecutor says supervisors at the District Attorney's Office ordered her not to wear skirts to work, even during Bakersfield's scorching summers, unless she also wore pantyhose.That's according to a federal lawsuit set for a scheduling conference next month.     Nishi Dayal says she has fibromyalgia, a painful disorder that limits her mobility and prevents her from wearing stockings or certain footwear.     After multiple reprimands for not wearing pantyhose, Dayal was demoted, according to the suit.    She went from hearing felony cases in Bakersfield to being assigned misdemeanor cases in Delano.    Four months later, she resigned, saying she was "exhausted by the ongoing discrimination."    The D-A's dress code policy, which has been in place for at least three decades, requires women to wear pantyhose with dresses, skirt suits, and dress suits. Assistant District Attorney Joseph Kinzel released a statement, saying quote "We look forward to presenting a complete defense to these claims and ensuring that the truth prevails."The preliminary hearing for Alan Booth, the man who allegedly drove drunk when he backed into a crowd at the Bakersfield Christmas Parade, has been postponed to late May.    Police say three paradegoers were hit the night of December 7th in the area of H and 21st streets when Booth drove in reverse from an alley.     One of the victims suffered leg fractures and a skull fracture.    According to police reports, Booth's blood-alcohol content was more than three times the legal limit.The Rosedale Union School District has put a hold on a ban announced this week on Stanley drinking cups.    17's Robert Price with more on the district's back-track of the new rule.The community of Arvin this weekend will gather to celebrate the life and legacy of former city mayor Olivia Trujillo. Trujillo passed in early March after a long battle with cancer.     A visitation is being held tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. at Faro Church on Campus Drive.     A memorial service is sheduled for tomorrow morning at 10 -- also at Faro Church.     And a celebration of life will follow at noon at Veterans Hall on North A Street.     Trujillo, a graduate of Arvin High School, became the first woman, Latina and immigrant to be elected mayor of Arvin. 

Missouri Military Minute - 2023 Veterans Hall Of Fame Nolan Moody by Minnesota News Network

Missouri Military Minute - Wayne Wallingford Veterans Hall Of Fame 2023 by Minnesota News Network

Honoree in the 2023 Missouri Veterans Hall of Fame.

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A HALL OF HONOR HONOR AND EDUCATE The Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor seeks to not only honor Michigan military veterans, but to also educate our citizens about military service as a basic and honorable duty of citizenship–to stir patriotic spirit, a sense of civic duty, and a sense of honor that calls people to arms. WHY A HALL OF HONOR? Honor is a core military virtue that, unlike fame, implies true worth, genuine virtue, and real achievement – valorous and meritorious. As a Hall of Honor, we seek to recognize and honor military veterans, with due attention to their true military and civic virtue and achievement. Come Celebrate Veterans Radio's 20th Anniversary at our Second Radio on the River Celebration. 30 September 2023. You don't want to miss out on this event! Speakers are top notch and you will be mingling with the kind of folks you really want to know as a friend – a Veterans Radio Friend! Oh, and for those who can not attend, go ahead and click on the ticket button and buy a ticket for a veteran or just donate a comfortable amount to show support for our weekly commitment to the veteran community across the land of the free and the home of the brave – the USA! Radio on the River Tickets and Donations

Board members Col. Valde Garcia (ret.) U.S. Army; Capt. Paul J. Ryan (ret.) U.S. Navy Reserves; and Lt. Bill MacDhubain (ret.) USCG talks about the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor Class of 2023 inductees. These inspirational servicemen and women include Astronaut Roger Chaffee, MG Bill Henderson, Capt. Bob Arvin, MSG Jarion Halbison-Gibbs, Essie Woods, Congressman Jack Bergman, and more. The inductees have received Silver Stars, Distinguished Service Crosses, Purple Hearts, and Congressional Gold Medals. These are ordinary people doing extraordinary things in service and in civilian life. The Board members talk to host Jim Fausone.

Welcome back friends! Besides our big adventure to LA, we had exciting news of our own. I was pretty sure that I was pregnant, so Thomas and I, were exceptionally happy. Since I hadn't gone to a doctor when I was pregnant with Naomi, I wasn't even considering a doctor visit to get a confirmation. Many of the women at the ranch also came from the “back to nature” lifestyle, where it was common to rely on a midwife's advice. My attitude towards pregnancy was pretty normal in our circles. I was fine, with waiting one more month, to be sure. Quite a few months before that, Thomas and I, had prayed together, asking the Lord to bless us with more children, so we felt confident that everything was okay. I had been feeling good, with not much morning sickness, which made it easy for me to continue with my job in the kitchen. Thomas and David, were making plans coordinating the cars needed, to drive up to Eureka on the coming Sunday. It was always a special outing for the day, and we were excited about the church gathering that we would be a part of. Once again, we were out on the road with our friends. It was a beautiful fall day, and the drive through the majestic Redwood Forest, was always impressive. Arriving in Eureka, we found a place to park near the Veterans Hall. We could see all the happy people filing up the steps and greeting each other. The mothers had their long dresses on, and many carried diaper bags, full of snacks and toys for the day. A lot of the men had their large Bibles in carry bags, hanging over their shoulders . Thomas and I, headed straight in, with hopes of finding seats near the front, where he could see the musicians. There was a great sense of enthusiasm amongst us,, because of our recent experiences at the outreach in Los Angeles. When the music began, Thomas and I, always felt lifted up in our spirits. We imagined ourselves entering the throne room of God, with our brothers and sisters, singing with our whole hearts. https://youtu.be/7tOrDC5ICV4 "Clap your Hands" https://youtu.be/vdjV6Tt7oyM "Thy Loving Kindness is better than life" Above are the links to the songs I referred to! They were both written in the early 70s! Maybe you would like to sing along!   

Curtis Drafton is the Founder of the US Veterans Hall of Fame. The mission of the US Veterans Hall of Fame is to pay public tribute to the men and women of prior military service who exemplify great character and servitude.

2022 Missouri Military Minute - Mo Veterans Hall of Fame inductee Michael Harris Sr

This week's one hour radio broadcast includes host Jim Fausone and his guests: Captain Paul Ryan (ret) US Naval Reserves Brig. Gen. Ricardo Aponte, USAF (ret) Rear Admiral Will Rodriguez (ret) HISPANIC VETERANS LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE MISSION: OUR MILITARY LEADERS SHOULD MIRROR THE FACE OF AMERICA, REFLECTING THE ENLISTED TROOPS THEY LEAD AND THE PUBLIC THEY PROTECT. The Hispanic Veterans Leadership Alliance (HVLA) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization of senior leaders, military and civilian, committed to overcoming the profound lack of Hispanic diversity and inclusion throughout the senior ranks of the DoD. Our mission is to advance the inclusion of Latinos across all leadership levels in the US Armed Forces, military and civilian. For more information: www.hvla.org A HALL OF HONOR US Navy Capt Paul J Ryan (ret) is vice chair of the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor. He discusses the 2022 class of inductees with host Jim Fausone. The inductees include a “Hello Girl” from WWI; an Army vet with 600 days of continuous combat and a Nisei in the most decorated unit in US military history. HONOR AND EDUCATE The Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor seeks to not only honor Michigan military veterans, but to also educate our citizens about military service as a basic and honorable duty of citizenship–to stir patriotic spirit, a sense of civic duty, and a sense of honor that calls people to arms. WHY A HALL OF HONOR? Honor is a core military virtue that, unlike fame, implies true worth, genuine virtue, and real achievement – valorous and meritorious. As a Hall of Honor, we seek to recognize and honor military veterans, with due attention to their true military and civic virtue and achievement.

U.S. Navy Capt. Paul J. Ryan (ret.) is Vice Chair of the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor. He discusses the 2022 class of inductees with host Jim Fausone. The inductees include a "Hello Girl" from WWI, an Army Veteran with 600 days of continuous combat, and a Nisei soldier in the most decorated unit in U.S. Military history.

This week's radio broadcast includes host Jim Fausone and his guests: Captain Paul Ryan (ret) US Naval Reserves, Vice Chair of MI Military and Veterans Hall of HonorMajor Tom Schueman, Marine Corps, author of “Always Faithful” A HALL OF HONOR US Navy Capt Paul J Ryan (ret) is vice chair of the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor. He discusses the 2022 class of inductees with host Jim Fausone. The inductees include a “Hello Girl” from WWI; an Army vet with 600 days of continuous combat and a Nisei in the most decorated unit in US military history. WHY A HALL OF HONOR? Honor is a core military virtue that, unlike fame, implies true worth, genuine virtue, and real achievement – valorous and meritorious. As a Hall of Honor, we seek to recognize and honor military veterans, with due attention to their true military and civic virtue and achievement. ALWAYS FAITHFUL In August of 2021, just days shy of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, America ended its longest war. The speed of the Afghanistan's fall was so stunning that thousands of Afghan citizens who had helped American forces over the course of two decades—and had been promised visas in return—were suddenly stranded, in extreme, imminent danger. As the world watched the shocking scenes of desperation at the Kabul airport in the final two weeks of August, Maj. Tom Schueman fought—both behind the scenes and through a social media campaign—to get his friend and former Afghan interpreter, Zak, out of Afghanistan before he and his family were discovered by the Taliban. This book is available on Amazon.  

Navy Reserve Captain Paul J. Ryan (ret) talks about the mission of the Michigan Military and Veteran  Hall of Honor and its inductee class of 2021. Captain Ryan gives us a summary of a few of the 2021 Inductees: Catherine Farrell, Command Sergeants Major (ret), Army National GuardJeffrey Stitzel, Command Sergeants Major, US ArmyThomas Hass, Captain (ret), US Coast Guard The ceremony will be on November 19, 2021, at the Michigan History Museum in Lansing. Every branch of service is recognized, from enlisted members to retiring Generals. For more information: www.mimilitaryvethallofhonor.org WWII BATTALION – SISTERS IN ARMS Kaia Alderson's historical fiction novel reveals the untold true story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion  (Six Triple Eight), the only all-Black battalion of the Women's Army Corps who made the dangerous voyage to Europe to ensure American servicemen received word from their loved ones during World War II. Based on a true story of the 6888th Postal Battalion (the Six Triple Eight), Sisters in Arms explores the untold story of what life was like for the only all-Black, female U.S. battalion to be deployed overseas during World War II. Alderson discusses her research, the 6888th, and the potential for  Congressional Gold Medal for the 6888th.   For more information: www.kaiaalderson.com

Navy Reserve Captain Paul J. Ryan (ret) talks about the mission of the Hall of Honor and its inductee class of 2021. The ceremony will be on November 19, 2021, at the Michigan History Museum in Lansing. Paul discusses with host Jim Fausone some of the inductees including Catherine Farrell, Jeffrey Stitzel, and Thomas Hass. Every branch of service is recognized, from enlisted tour members to retiring Generals may earn a spot in the Hall.

Paul Ryan talks about the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor with host Jim Fausone. Their vision is to create a Hall of Honor for Michigan citizens who have distinguished themselves through military service and/or public service as a veteran of the Armed Forces of the United States. It seeks to recognize our most distinguished service members and veterans through a Hall of Honor induction while creating a means and location to educate future generations of Michigan's military legacy. The November 19, 2021, ceremony in Lansing, Michigan will recognize people like President Gerald Ford, Maj. General Lucius Theus and Lt. Aleda Lutz.

A HALL OF HONOR HONOR AND EDUCATE The Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor seeks to not only honor Michigan military veterans, but to also educate our citizens about military service as a basic and honorable duty of citizenship–to stir patriotic spirit, a sense of civic duty, and a sense of honor that calls people to arms. WHY A HALL OF HONOR? Honor is a core military virtue that, unlike fame, implies true worth, genuine virtue, and real achievement – valorous and meritorious. As a Hall of Honor, we seek to recognize and honor military veterans, with due attention to their true military and civic virtue and achievement. HISPANIC VETERANS LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE MISSION: OUR MILITARY LEADERS SHOULD MIRROR THE FACE OF AMERICA, REFLECTING THE ENLISTED TROOPS THEY LEAD AND THE PUBLIC THEY PROTECT. The Hispanic Veterans Leadership Alliance (HVLA) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization of senior leaders, military and civilian, committed to overcoming the profound lack of Hispanic diversity and inclusion throughout the senior ranks of the DoD. Our mission is to advance the inclusion of Latinos across all leadership levels in the US Armed Forces, military and civilian.

Prior to her combat injury and subsequent retirement from service, Command Sergeant Major Gretchen Evans served 27 years in the US Army and was responsible for more than 30,000 ground troops in Afghanistan. She is one of the most decorated female veterans in U.S. history.During her service, Gretchen survived a rocket blast which left her with hearing loss and a traumatic brain injury. While struggling with depression after her injury, she relied on a new rope team to bring her back into the world and show her she still had the ability to find purpose by serving and leading again. Despite her injuries, Gretchen serves others as a passionate volunteer. She also achieved her No Barriers goal by finishing her book, “Leading from the Front.”  Last year, Gretchen assembled Team Unbroken  -  the first-ever team whose members all had disabilities  -  to compete in the World’s Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji, hosted by Bear Grylls. Watch now on Amazon Prime!Now, Gretchen is scheduled to be inducted into the U.S. Veterans Hall of Fame for her outstanding and meritorious service within the United States Army and in her community.Resources:Read the No Barriers Warriors blog on Gretchen Read more about Team Unbroken in Runner’s WorldWatch Team Unbroken on Amazon PrimeFollow Gretchen on Facebook:  @AdventurousAura

50: Elevating A Cause Through Nonprofit Leadership (Curtis Drafton)SUMMARYNot many nonprofit leaders have actually experienced the personal and professional challenges facing the individuals their organization serves. After two Army tours in the Middle East left him injured, Curtis Drafton then had to overcome the tragic loss of his fiancé to cancer. In his words, he was “mentally broken and confused,” but also realized he was not alone in his struggle. Few would have blamed him for taking years to get his life and career in order, but Curtis realized many of the challenges he faced were not dissimilar from thousands of other veterans who had selflessly served this country. From that point on, Curtis found his calling, and helped found the U.S. Veterans Hall of Fame. In episode #50 of the Path Podcast, Curtis and I had a great conversation in which he shares practical insight for nonprofit leaders trying to turn a cause into a successful organization. What resources were most helpful to Curtis? How did he approach fundraising on a local, regional and national level? How did he identify the volunteers, partners, and resources necessary to make the concept of a Hall of Fame much more than a building? Answers to these questions and much more in this episode! ABOUT CURTISAfter an all-state high school track and field career in Ohio, Curtis enrolled at Columbus State Community College with dreams of transferring to Ohio State and eventually training for the Olympics. Two nagging knee injuries ended his athletic career, however, and an enlistment in the Army followed. After getting his degree in kinesiology, he completed a four-year military contract, and then took a year to care for his ailing fiancé who was diagnosed with ​acute lymphocytic leukemia​. After she passed away, he re-enlisted for an additional two-year commitment. Following his military service, he took on several positions in corporate America, bringing passion to each, but not finding the calling he was looking for. He then launched a volunteer rescue team to help veterans affected by natural disasters, and knew he had found his purpose. It was then he also became a Chaplain, and heard God’s calling for the U.S. Veterans Hall of Fame. Curtis is also a Minister on staff at Uplift Christian Ministries in Charlotte, NC, a collegiate athletics mentor, a veterans' needs advocate, a Search & Rescue Team Leader and an avid gardener.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESJamel Jackson’s book The Value of RelationshipsMark Batterson’s book In a Pit With a Lion on a Snowy Day

In this episode, Captain Morgan Dawicki chats with Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard Dr. Vincent W. Patton III EdD. (Ret.) Master Chief Patton was the eighth MCPOCG, the highest attainable rank as an enlisted member of the Coast Guard, and the first African American to do so. Vince is an inductee of the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor and currently serves as the Chairman of the Board of Trustees at NMI. He exemplifies the three tenets of success at NMI: Honesty, Integrity, and Hard Work. Raised in Detroit, MI, Vince sought to follow in his brother's footsteps by joining the Navy but wound up enlisting with the Coast Guard and attaining the highest enlisted rank possible. It was a pleasure speaking with "Uncle Vince" and we can't wait to have him back!

In anticipation of Veterans Day 2019, Riverton Local Ladies Podcast host Bethany Baldes sat down with a couple of local veterans and a group that is striving to help Fremont County's military population. First, Bethany spoke with Riverton Veterans Hall Quartermaster Ron Walker and Post 19 Commander Warren Hess. They spoke about their experiences serving our country, what Veterans Day means to them, the relocation of Riverton's Veterans Hall, and their hope that new members will get involved. http://media.blubrry.com/rivertonlocalladies/content.blubrry.com/rivertonlocalladies/Local_Ladies_Episode_15-VFW.mp3   Next, Baldes sat down with Jennifer and Charlie Wilson from Soldiers House of Fremont County. Soldiers House offers mental health services to veterans and their families. http://media.blubrry.com/rivertonlocalladies/content.blubrry.com/rivertonlocalladies/Local_Ladies_Episode_16-Soldiers_House.mp3 Riverton Local Ladies is made possible by; Brown Sugar Coffee Roastery, Wind River Pediatrics, Roasted Bean & Cuisine, and Re/Max All-Star Realtors.  Bethany's episode with Soldier's House was her debut of a new feature called, Local Ladies 'Call To Action.' The show spotlights groups doing things for the greater good. Call To Action is made possible by Teton Therapy.  For more Riverton Local Ladies, or Fremont County podcasts you can click on the 10Cast page. Riverton Local Ladies is also available via all major podcast apps!    

In anticipation of Veterans Day 2019, Riverton Local Ladies Podcast host Bethany Baldes sat down with a couple of local veterans and a group that is striving to help Fremont County's military population. First, Bethany spoke with Riverton Veterans Hall Quartermaster Ron Walker and Post 19 Commander Warren Hess. They spoke about their experiences serving our country, what Veterans Day means to them, the relocation of Riverton's Veterans Hall, and their hope that new members will get involved. http://media.blubrry.com/rivertonlocalladies/content.blubrry.com/rivertonlocalladies/Local_Ladies_Episode_15-VFW.mp3   Next, Baldes sat down with Jennifer and Charlie Wilson from Soldiers House of Fremont County. Soldiers House offers mental health services to veterans and their families. http://media.blubrry.com/rivertonlocalladies/content.blubrry.com/rivertonlocalladies/Local_Ladies_Episode_16-Soldiers_House.mp3 Riverton Local Ladies is made possible by; Brown Sugar Coffee Roastery, Wind River Pediatrics, Roasted Bean & Cuisine, and Re/Max All-Star Realtors.  Bethany's episode with Soldier's House was her debut of a new feature called, Local Ladies 'Call To Action.' The show spotlights groups doing things for the greater good. Call To Action is made possible by Teton Therapy.  For more Riverton Local Ladies, or Fremont County podcasts you can click on the 10Cast page. Riverton Local Ladies is also available via all major podcast apps!    

CMPD Chief Kerr Putney, along with attorney Bill Graham, talk to Pat McCrory about Charlotte's murder rate and more. Joy Cook with Support Her Boots, Joetta Glover with AARP and Bill Douglas with the newly proposed Veterans Hall of Fame talk about the Sixth Annual Verterans Event in Fayetteville July 26 & 27

Col. Valde Garcia (ret) a board member of the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor discusses the six veteran inductees to the Hall of Honor in 2019 the inaugural class:  Joe Louis, John Dingell,  Keith King,  Vincent Patton, Mike Iitich and Tyrone Chatman. The work each has done is elaborated upon in this conversation with host Jim Fausone.  

Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor board member Col. Valde Garcia (ret) discusses the 6 inaugural inductees to the Hall of Honor:  Lt Col Alexander Jefferson USAF;  LTC Charles Kettle (MOH) USA;  LT Col Digger O'Dell USAF; Col Jack Lousma, USMC; CMSGT Duane Hackney and BGen Margaret Brewer, USMC. The stories of these men and women are highlighted by Garcia with host Jim Fausone. 

Col Valde Garcia (ret) a board member of the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor discusses the mission, vision, process of selecting and the upcoming inaugural induction ceremony with host Jim Fausone. 

Chris and Brian sit down with David Broadie of The North Carolina Military Veterans Hall of Fame. David shares some of his personal story and talks about his time in the Army as a paratrooper and recruiter. When he retired, David felt a void in his life and he missed the times and camaraderie he had in the military. He got the idea for a Veterans Hall of Fame while watching The NFL's Hall of Fame Ceremony and decided to pursue it. The North Carolina Military Veterans Hall of Fame (NCMVHOF) strives to honor and recognize the Valor, Achievement, and Service of North Carolina's Veterans and they aim to educate and inspire the states’ youth and communities to humbly appreciate the true sacrifice of American Freedom throughout their lives. 2017 is the inagurual class and they are currently accepting nominations! www.thejoneszones.com www.ncmvhof.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/support