The Carnie Welch American Legion Oklahoma Post 27, established in August 1920, is a dedicated organization in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, named in honor of Carnie Welch, a local resident who sacrificed his life during World War I. The post and its auxiliary actively engage in fundraising events to support various projects, including the Scouts, flag placement on veterans' graves, and delegates to Boys State and Girls State. They also provide educational resources on American history and participate in ceremonies and public speaking engagements to promote patriotism and community involvement.
The American Legion Post 27 welcomes veterans, their sons through the Sons of the American Legion, and daughters through the Daughters of the American Legion Auxiliary. While following guidelines set by the national headquarters, the post encourages individuals to join and participate in their meetings and activities, fostering a sense of camaraderie and support among veterans and their families. With a Facebook page and a commitment to keeping the community informed, the Carnie Welch American Legion Post 27 continues to honor the sacrifices of veterans and promote the values of service and patriotism.
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