General Membership Meeting September 11th @ 7 pm
Officers
Katherine (Kathy) Pascoe
Katherine (Kathy) Pascoe
Katherine (Kathy) Pascoe
Commander
Dave LONG
Katherine (Kathy) Pascoe
Katherine (Kathy) Pascoe
Adjutant
George Peck
Katherine (Kathy) Pascoe
Paul Burgert
Sr Vice Commander
Paul Burgert
Mark "Turtle" Houle
Paul Burgert
Jr Vice Commander
Mark "Turtle" Houle
Mark "Turtle" Houle
Mark "Turtle" Houle
Member at Large
Michael Bowers
Mark "Turtle" Houle
Mark "Turtle" Houle
Service Officer
Sarah Bennington
Sarah Bennington
Sarah Bennington
Finance Officer
Byron Newell
Sarah Bennington
Sarah Bennington
Sgt at Arm
Tye Logan
Sarah Bennington
Tye Logan
Chaplain
Officers BIOS
KATHERINE (KATHY) PASCOE-Commander
George Peck-Sr Vice Commander
George W. Peck, III was born in Hammond Indiana, and grew up in Munster, IN. He graduated from Bishop Noll Institute in Hammond, IN, and enlisted into the U.S. Marine Corps in 1982. He served with LFTCLant stationed at Little Creek, Virginia, and served with the 4th Marine Amphibious Brigade aboard the USS Mt. Whitney, Norfolk Va. While serving with the 4th MAB he was deployed to Norway and participated in the 1985 and 86 cold weather NATO operations. He was awarded his good conduct medal from General C.E. Mundy, Jr. (Commandant of the Marine Corps) and was an expert marksman in rifle and pistol. After military service and being honorable discharged he attend Florida State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in public health. George has spent nearly 30 years working in the Pharmaceutical industry and moved to Arizona in 2005 where he met his wife and they have one daughter. George and his family presently live in Queen Creek, Arizona, and have recently joined Post 97 after years of being a member of the National American Legion.
Paul Burgert- Jr Vice Commander
Chaplin
Tye was born and raised in Mokena IL. joined the Navy in Sep. 17th 1985 as a non-designated E1/ SR. His first duty station was USS FOX CG-33 stationed out of San Diego CA. He was then sent to the USS San Jose AFS-7 homeported in SRF Guam. The next duty was NAS Whidbey
Island WA. Tye then received orders to USS Camden AOE-2 home port Remerton WA. After serving on Camden his next orders were to Naval Submarine Base Bangor WA. Waterfront Brig.
USS Rainer AOE-7 homeported out of Bremerton WA was the next duty station. And then back to California, assigned to Amphibious Construction Battalion ONE(ACB-1) in Coronado, California. A one-year assignment to Guantanamo Bay Cuba. He retired in October 2005 as an E-6, BM1(SW). Tye and his family have lived in Queen Creek since Jun 2004.
John "Radar" Meyer PAST COMMANDER
John "Radar" Meyer is a native of Texas who graduated from high school in Mesa, AZ, enlisting in the U.S. Army through the delayed entry program just three days after graduating from high school. He attended Basic Training at Fort Polk, LA. Attended Advanced Individual Training (AIT) as 76V10-Materiel Storage And Handling Specialist at Fort Lee, VA. Assigned 1989-1991, 167th Quartermaster Battalion in Phoenix Arizona. 1991-1992 assigned HHB 1/180th Field Artillery in Mesa, Az as 13E10 Fire Direction Controller. 1993 attended aviation school (93C10 Air Traffic Control) at Ft. Rucker, Alabama. 1993-2010 assigned to 416th Air Traffic Control Platoon later re-designated F Company, 285th Aviation Bn. Deployed to Bosnia in 1999 as Tower Chief. Deployed to Iraq in 2003, as Non-Commission Officer in Charge of Al Asad Tower Operations. He retired as an E-7 (15Q) in 2010 after nearly 22 years of service to his nation.He has been a member of Post 97 since 2010, held numerous positions to included Commander, Sr Vice Commander, Jr Vice Commander & Adjutant. Chairperson for various Americanism programs to include Boys Scouts, JROTC, and Joe Foss Veterans in the Classroom.