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Soaring Eagle January 2015

Aerie 714 Newsletter

Cindy Smith’s email:

[email protected]

Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 714 3118 Chestnut Drive Atlanta, Georgia 30340 Phone: 770-457-7407

Fraternal Order of Eagles Websites:

www.foe714.com Atlanta Aerie 714

http://www.georgiafoe.com (Georgia State

Aerie)

http://www.foe4379.com (St. Mary’s 4379)

http://www.floridafraternalorderofeagles.com

(Florida State Aerie)

http://www.foe.com (Grand Aerie)

https://our.foe.com (Members Only Website)

FOE 714 Facebook Page

Published by: Cindy Smith

January 2015 Special Year-end Issue

Aerie Secretary: Dan Windle

770-377-7376

(cell)

Auxiliary Sec.: Flo Mungioli

770-458-6981

(office)

http://www.foe714.com/

http://www.georgiafoe.com/

http://www.foe4379.com/

http://www.floridafraternalorderofeagles.com/

http://www.foe.com/

https://our.foe.com/


2014 – 2015 Atlanta 714 Fraternal Order of

Eagles Aerie Officers:

Jr. Past Worthy President: Richard

Moscaritolo

Worthy President: Don McGee

Worthy Vice President: Bobby Mislow

Worthy Chaplain: Otis Kilday

Secretary: Dan Windle

Treasurer: Joe Ayers

Conductor: Ron Lohmeier

Inside Guard: Bill Russell

Outside Guard: Donnie Spruell

Trustee: Doug Marks

Trustee: Ted Mead

Trustee: David Roberts

Trustee: Heather Rowe

Trustee: Wayne Boyd

2014 – 2015 Atlanta Aerie 714 State Officers:

Worthy President: Otis Kilday

Conductor: Bob Bare

Chaplain: Wayne Beck

Inside Guard: Tom Hatfield

Outside Guard: Don McGee

Trustee: Doug Marks

Past SE Regional President:

Pete Braunecker

SE Regional President:

Jamie Galviz (St. Mary’s)

2014 – 2015 Atlanta 714 Fraternal Order of

Eagles Ladies Auxiliary Officers:

Past Madam President: Gloria Jones

Madam President: Paula Bougher

Madam Vice President: Kimball Williams

Madam Chaplain: Louise Hatfield

Secretary: Flo Mungioli

Treasurer: Kim Taylor

Conductress: Renee Kilday

Inside Guard: Sheree Barron

Outside Guard: Sarah Pujadas

Trustee: Jinna Clark

Trustee: Evelyn Hyrns

Trustee: Catherine Turner

2014 – 2015 Atlanta Aerie 714 Ladies Auxiliary

State Officers:

Jr. Past M. President: Kim Taylor

Madam President: Carol Knipfer

M. Vice President: Louise Chatellier

Madam Chaplain: Gloria Jones

Madam Conductor: Evelyn Hyrns

Madam Treasurer: Jinna Clark

Outside Guard: Sheree Barron

Trustee: Paula Bougher

Trustee: Renee Kilday

Trustee: Kimball Williams

State Auditor: Flo Mungioli

Committee Appointment:

Auxiliary Auditor: Violet Jorgenson

Madam Membership: Louise Hatfield


Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

28

7:00pm

Bingo

29

30

7:30 p.m.

Bingo

31

1 2

7:30 pm Bingo. 9:00pm

Queen of Hearts. Wii

Bowling. Bucket of Beer

& Wings

3

2:00 pm Bingo Bucket

of Beer & Wings.

8:00pm Randy Harper

4

7:00 pm

Bingo

5

6

7:30 pm

Bingo

Epiphany

7

6:30 p.m. Aerie

Officers Meeting 7:00

p.m. Aerie

Membership Meeting

Orthodox Christmas

Day

8

6:30pm. Auxiliary

Officers Meeting

7:00pm Ladies

Auxiliary Meeting

9

7:30pm Bingo 9:00pm


Bowling. Bucket of

Beer&Wings

10

2:00pm Bingo.

Bucket of

Beer&Wings.

8:00pm Tom Hill and

the Midnight Sun

11

7:00 pm

Bingo

12

13

7:30 pm

Bingo

14

15

16

7:30pm Bingo 9:00pm


Bowling. Bucket of

Beer&Wngs

17

2:00pm Bingo.

Bucket of

Beer&Wings.

8:00pm Dr Poppa with

Sweet&Salty

18

7:00 pm

Bingo

19

MLK Day

Robert E.

Lee’s

Birthday

20

7:30 pm

Bingo

21

6:30pm Aerie Officers

Meeting 7:00pm Aerie

Membership Meeting

22

6:30pm Auxiliary

Officers Meeting

7:00pm Ladies

Auxiliary Meeting

23

7:30pm Bingo 9:00pm


Bowling. Bucket of

Beer&Wings

24

2:00pm Bingo.

Bucket of

Beer&Wings

8:00pm Seminole

Jackson

25

7:00 pm

Bingo

26

27

7:30 pm

Bingo

e-Day

28

29

Aerie Open New

Year’s Day!

30

7:30pm Bingo. 9:00pm


Bowling. Bucket of

Beer&Wings

31

2:00pm Bingo.

Bucket of

Beer&Wings

8:00pm Dale Curry


PRESIDENT’S LETTER

Brothers and Sisters,

We hope that everyone had a Blessed Christmas with family and friends. Hard to believe December and 2014 has come to an

end.

December’s charity was the General Fund. On Dec. 13, Worthy and Madame raised $700.00 in their Rock-A-Thon. Thank you

to Margaret Simms for helping co-ordinate this event and a HUGE Thank you to all the members who donated food and money.

Louise Hatfield even presented a Thank You plaque to DJ Holly for all that he has done for our Aerie. It was really a fun day.

We have so many great members to Thank for all that they did in the month of December and please forgive us if we left

someone out:

Laurie Moon, Barbara Barber and everyone else who helped out at the Meet and Greet on Dec. 6. We were honored to

host Grand Aerie President Elect Chuck Lang, Grand Auxiliary President Elect penny Skinner, Grand Auxiliary

Trustee Jacque Marble, and Scott Haughteling and Jenny Peterman of the Grand. They were in Atlanta to help out at

the 11-Alive Can-A-Thon.

Everyone who attended the Can-A-Thon and showed all of Atlanta what the Fraternal Order of Eagles is all about.

Wayne Beck, Louise Hatfield and everyone else who donated food and/or money for our member’s luncheon on Dec.

14. The food was awesome and a good time was had by all.

We were able to take over 50 toys to Toys for Tots, thanks to the generosity of our members.

A large box of toiletries and other sundries was taken to the VA, thanks to donations from our incredible members.

Kimball Williams, Joe Ayers and their crew for a great New Year’s Eve party. We hope everyone had a great time

ringing in 2015. Congratulations to all the raffle winners!

January’s charity is the Robert Hanson Diabetes Fund. We all know someone who is struggling with this disease. Louise

Hatfield and her team have several opportunities for you to help out, including a spaghetti dinner. Be sure to check out the

calendar and calling post for all the details.

Do you have any New Year’s Resolutions yet? Think about how you can help out at 714 – what is the real reason you became a

member? There are so many ways for members to share their time and talents.

Happy New Year and May God Bless.

Don McGee Paula Bougher

Worthy President Madame President

No Trustees’ Letter.

No Aerie/Auxiliary Secretaries Letter.

No Eagle Riders Letter.

No Volunteer of the Month information for December 2014.


WHERE WOULD WE BE WITHOUT VOLUNTEERS?

Imagine for a moment, “What kind of Aerie would we have without our volunteers?”

There would be: No Fund Raisers every month, indeed-every week; No Monday Night Buffet dinners; No Decorating around the

social room; No Special Sunday brunch meals; No memorials; No Queen of Hearts; and No 50/50 raffles for all kinds of

fundraising efforts that are totally implemented by volunteers. These are people who have a heart for a cause and/or for our

Aerie, that are willing to sacrifice their time and energy to raise money for our Charities or our Aerie.

Instead, you would have a plain sign outside: No Pride; No Private Club; No Friendship and Family; and the costs of drinks and

food would be much higher than it is now so that members wouldn’t be able to afford to come in the Aerie 6-7 times a week.

Many members enjoy being able to have a low costs meal on Monday Nights while socializing at the Aerie. Past Madam

Presidents and Past Worthy Presidents sometimes put on a luncheon or a dinner which members have enjoyed for years.

Recently, we have had meat raffles on Sunday afternoons to help with charities or Aerie Operation Funds. Free Thanksgiving

Day meal and Christmas dinner. By the way, these meals take volunteers several hours of prep work to prepare and serve, and

the attendance by members was not appreciated based on the numbers. Food had to be walked out or thrown away.

Each and every one of these events are made possible by Eagle volunteers. It is sad to say that too few members are willing to

step up and give of their time to help make all this possible. And, it is sad to say that too many members are willing to criticize

and complain about the work the volunteers do.

If you have never helped with a fund raising event or never worked in the kitchen, then I must say, you have no place in voicing

your opinion. Before complaining, perhaps you need to consider that sometimes those volunteers have a LOT of things on their

plates such as jobs, relationships, kids, etc. Many volunteers donate their own money when the funds are not there for you to

enjoy. If something is missed or not done to your expectations, these kind, giving people should NEVER be dumped on.

Rather, Eagle members should asked “How can I help”? The majority of members joined the Fraternal Order of Eagles to be part

of something bigger, to give back to their community, and to help raise money for charities. If all you want is to hang out at a

local bar, there are any number of establishments to which you can go. Our volunteers are what set the F.O.E. above and apart

from being “just a bar.”

Next time you are ordering food, or happen to see someone who is helping out, pause and tell them “Thank You!” A kind word

goes a long way and really is the only reward a volunteer gets.

SPECIAL SURVEY

After numerous debates and inquiries about the smoking policy and several other inquires at Atlanta Fraternal Order of

Eagles, Worthy President Don McGee has decided to call a special survey to kick off the New Year 2015. The results of

this survey will be posted and discussed at the next Aerie Joint meeting on January 28st, 2015. To see if there are any

directive changes needed to be added to our By-Laws and/or House Rules. All changes to our By-Laws and House Rules

shall be submitted by the By-Law Committee and be voted at an Aerie General Meeting at a future date.

This is an important vote and we are asking all members to submit their vote and attend the Officers/Membership Joint

meeting on Jan 28th, 2015 at 6:30 pm to discuss their survey vote.

Aerie and Auxiliary members may place their surveys in a special box by the front door or mail your survey to our local

secretaries before January 21th, 2018.


Please place a check mark in the answer box; The Question on the special ballot will be the following:

1. Are you in favor of Atlanta Fraternal Order of Eagles #714 becoming a NON-SMOKING Aerie, with smoking

only allowed on the back porch area or by the Flag Pole area of the property?

YES

NO

2. Are you in favor of Atlanta Fraternal Order of Eagles #714 social room getting an updated satellite juke box for

all type of music to be heard by members of the FOE? Think before answering, your free juke box will not be

available.

YES

NO

3. Are you in favor of Atlanta Fraternal Order of Eagles #714 on the Dinner Special Prices $12.00 or lower?

YES

NO

4. Are you in favor of Atlanta Fraternal Order of Eagles #714 weekly entertainment?

YES

NO

5. Are you in favor of Atlanta Fraternal Order of Eagles #714 open their Aerie doors on Saturdays at 12 noon?

YES

NO

If there are any other changes or comments you as a Fraternal Order of Eagles member of Atlanta Aerie #714 wishes to

add to this survey, please write a small statement below or meet with your Aerie/Auxiliary Presidents.

______________________________________________________________________________________________

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Rockin Around The Christmas Tree Party

At the Aerie Sunday December 7 starting at 2:00 p.m.

many helped decorate the Christmas tree in the Social

Room. DJ Holly will be spun tunes all afternoon.

Madame President Paula Bougher challenged Worthy

President Don McGee to a Rock-A-Thon to see who can

raise the most money for the Aerie General Fund. They

were in rocking chairs all afternoon accepting your

donations. Bragging rights and a special ‘trophy’ will

go to the President that raises the most money. There

will be a pool for members to participate in to see which

President can rock the longest. Also on hand will be a

raffle for “Santa’s Helper” (Bet you can’t guess what

that might be)! This is also the last day to donate to

Toys for Tots. Come on out and join your Eagle

Brothers and Sisters as we kick off the Christmas

season!


AERIE BIRTHDAYS

1 January Larry R. Barber

2 January Bertha L. Clarke

2 January Roger S. Decker

3 January Van K. Corbitt

3 January Stephen R. Munier

4 January William S. Grace

6 January John J. Holcomb

6 January N. R. Mooney

8 January Donald W. Compton

8 January Paula Lash

10 January Rick R. Beasley

10 January Ted D. Mead

14 January Mark T. Chance

16 January Jay S. Brody

16 January Denise Hughes

16 January Robert L. Snee

16 January Roger D. Crump

18 January Allen M. Johncock

19 January Ricky Ricker

25 January Glen Goren

26 January Larry T. Garrett

27 January Charles B. Hefner, Jr.

27 January Otis L. Kilday III

27 January Thomas Mash

28 January Gerald Brown

AUXILIARY BIRTHDAYS:

1 January Mary Gilstrap

3 January Gail Vaillancourt

4 January Sandra Jetter

5 January Annie Taylor

7 January Juanita Peters

7 January Pamela Scott

8 January Virginia Clark

12 January Alicia Reynolds

17 January Lynn Berry

18 January Rhonda Carpenter

18 January Sarah Riley

19 January Winniw McIlvain

21 January Mary Parker

24 January Rosemary Farrell

24 January Rebecca Minar

28 January Pam Nagel


BINGO – Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday -- $1000 JACKPOT. Each day. Open to the public.

I SUPPORT MY AERIE

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11/29 SHEREE BARRON $25.00

12/06 BARBARA BARBER $50.00

12/13 FEE ABRAHAMS $25.00

12/20 JIM DYER $25.00

12/27 JOE AYERS $50.00

AUXILIARY MEMBER DRAWING

========================

12/4 PENNY SKINNER $57.00 PRESENT

12/18 ROSEMARY FARRELL $29.00 NOT PRESENT

NEW AUXILIARY MEMBERS

======================

ANNETTE SHAKESPEARE - PROPOSED BY REBA MOSCARITOLO

PATTY NOCKE - PROPOSED BY MARGARET SIMMS


DECEMBER QUARTER DRAWING:

11-30 Patricia Jones $25.25

12-1 Barbara Serrato $30.50

12-2 Ruby Wooley $35.50

12-3 Keith Daniel $41.25

12-4 James Waites $48.25

12-5 David Wallace $54.75

12-6 Donald Hutchinson $59.75

12-7 Petros Durant $64.25

(Winner!)

12-8 Carla Kornmeier $ 4.75

12-9 Barbara Serrato $ 9.25

12-10 Scott A. Krebs $15.75

12-11 Neal Harrelson $20.00

12-12 Bernice Griffin $27.25

12-13 Charles Parker $33.25

12-14 Gerald Brown $41.75

12-15 Jay Riemersha $44.25

12-16 William Youmans $50.75

12-17 Donna Stamm $55.50

12-18 Ann Crook $60.75

12-19 Barbara Lawrence $67.00

12-20 R. Neal Harrelson $71.75

12-21 Angele Hardin $76.50

12-22 Walt Ingram $79.50

12-23 Earl Thompson $83.75

12-24 Allen Crowe $89.50

12-26 Donna Wilson $97.00

12-27 Donna Stam $105.25

12-28 Ann Crook $110.25

12-29 Peter Baker $116.50

12-30 Bob Urban $121.25

12-31 John Saltis $128.25


More fun at Can-A-Thon!!

A good time was had by all while members

from the Grand Aerie and Grand Auxiliary

were in town! They participated in Can-A-

Thon at the Turner Field location and it was

a smashing success!

So many people turned out to help at Can-A-

Thon! Everybody got into the act...helping

distribute cans, breaking down boxes,

serving hot coffee, Bar-B-Q and lots of fun!


Busload after busload of children arrived

with thousands of cans! It was a truly

awesome site!

There was plenty of entertainment for Kids

of all ages!

The FOE Aerie and Auxiliary rubbed

elbows with the News, Weather and Sports

personalities of 11Alive!


Christmas at the Eagles Aerie 714!

A great team!

Holy 714! Let the party begin!!! Chicago

Joe Jones and his band rocked some

righteous tunes and there was some serious

dancing and partying!!

More Christmas at Aerie 714!


Holy 714! Let the party begin!! Chicago

Joe Jones and his band rocked some

righteous tunes, and there was some serious

dancing and partying!

Saturday night at the Atlanta Aerie 714! An

evening filled with gratitude for our great

organization and wonderful Grand Officers!

Kimball Williams! Thanks for all the great

work you do!


New Year’s at the Eagles Aerie 714!


Lounge Hours:

Kitchen Hours:

Monday 4:00 pm – 12:30 am

Kitchen Hours: 5:00 – 10:00 pm

BOT Meeting/Turnover 4-8:30pm

Buffet 5:30-7pm

Tuesday 4:00 pm – 12:30 am

Kitchen Hours 5:00 – 10:00 pm

Special TBA

Bingo 7:30 – 9:30 pm

Wednesday 12:00 pm – 12:30 am

Kitchen Hours 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Special TBA

1st & 3rd Weds.Aerie Officers Mtg 6:30-7pm

1st & 3rd Weds. Aerie Meeting 7:00pm

Thursday 4:00 pm – 12:30 am


Special TBA

1st & 3rd Thurs. Aux. Officers Mtg 6:30-7pm

1st & 3rd Thurs. Auxiliary Meeting 7:00pm

Friday 3:00 pm – 2:30 am


Special TBA. Bingo 7:30 – 9:30 pm

Bucket of Beer 3pm–2:30 am.

Wii Bowling.

Chicken Wings 5-11pm

Saturday 12:00 pm – 2:30 am

Kitchen Hours (Including Bingo 1-4)

1:00 – 11:00 p.m. Special TBA

Band 8pm-12am.

Bucket of Beer 3-7pm.

Chicken Wings 5-11pm

Sunday 1:00 pm – 12:00 am


Bingo 7:00 – 9:00 pm Special TBA

Bucket of Beer 1pm-12am

Bucket of Beer 1:00 pm – 12:00 am

Petros Durant (left) and Ryan LeGrande

(right)

Lounge Specials:

WINGS: 10 for $5.00 Friday &

Saturday ALL DAY

BUCKET OF BEER: 5

non premium Domestics $10.00

Friday – Sunday.

Buckets of non-premium beer are now

$11.25.


Quick Picks – Keno – Everyday – Wings

and Buckets of Beer Weekend Specials –

Ask your server.

I would truly like to thank the following people for cooking on Monday nights: Bob

Bare, Michelle, Cindy McGee, BJ and Russ, Gina Clark, Kimball, Flo and Kim, Bama, Pam and

Mary, and Wayne Beck. These people have given their time to cook serve and clean up on

Monday nights in an effort save the Aerie money. Again thanks to all and God Bless.

Louise Chattellier

2014 Guidelines for Soaring Eagle Content

All content must be submitted by the 22nd of each month.

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Business ads will be removed from the bulletin after 1 month of non-payment (price is

$5.00/month per ad).

Charity Events – please assign 1 point of contact for charity event content to avoid

redundancy.

Thank you!

Cindy Smith ([email protected])

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publications. The PLACES TO GO” section reaches 140,000 readers.

DEADLINE SUBMISSION DATES ARE THE MONTH PRIOR

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8TH FOR PRESS RELEASES and STORIES/ No charge for these, first come first serve

15th FOR ADVERTISING IN PLACES TO GO $20 fee

Submit details of your event to Constance Binkley via

email [email protected] or call w/details 678-231-4201 no less than 7 days

prior to due dates listed above.

mailto:[email protected]


tel:678-231-4201


FROM THE AUXILIARY SECRETARY'S OFFICE

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AUXILIARY MEMBERS PLEASE LOOK AT YOUR

DUES RECEIPT CARDS

FOR THOSE MEMBERS THAT THERE DUES EXPIRE

DECEMBER 31, 2014 THIS IS:

R E M I N D E R #1

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BENEFIT MEMBERS $25.00

NON BENEFIT MEMBERS $24.00

IF YOU VISIT THE AERIE, DROP YOUR PAYMENT OFF IN

OUR AUXILIARY MAIL BOX LOCATED IN THE HALLWAY

BESIDE THE AUXILIARY BINGO CLOSET OR MAIL THEM

TO:

F.O.E. AUXILIARY #714

P.O. BOX 942014

ATLANTA, GA. 31141-2014


Prayers for Recovery:

Ren Brennan Lee Navle

Tom Hatfield Catherine Turner

Lou Alvarado Russ

Ann Crook Mable Goodrich

Jackie Cauley Carl Hyrns

Members We’ve Lost

Chuck “Captain” Orwick

Big George

Ronnie Rewis

Chuck McGivern


JANUARY 2015

ENTERTAINMENT

***** happy new year!!

*****

3RD. RANDY HARPER

STARTING US OFF

RIGHT!

10TH. Tom Hill & the

midnight sun

Down home

fantastic!!!

17TH. DR. POPPA W/SWEET &

SALTY

Sax and more -

!!!

24th. seminolllle

Jackson!!!!

Total package

!!

31st. dale curry – real

deal

(elvis is out of

town..)

Wings and Buckets of beer

specials Friday – Sunday – ask

you servers.

Bingo – open to public &

members

Tues, Friday, Sat. & Sunday.


Ren Brennan:

No Obligation Real Estate Consultation

o: 404-843-2500

c: 678-508-1536

[email protected]

REN BRENNAN, ABR,

CCB. REALTOR®

Better Homes and Gardens, Metro Brokers

Buckhead

ABR (Accredited Buyer Representative) &

CCB (Certified Commercial Brokerage)

Member of Atlanta Board of Realtors &

Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors & a

42 year Resident of Metro Atlanta

US Army Veteran - served in the 2nd

Battalion, 13th Mechanized

Infantry Regiment, 8th Infantry Division,

US Army Europe

Member of Atlanta FOE 714 & American

Legion Post #140

Paid Advertisement

A huge THANK YOU to the members of

my Aerie decorating "Dream Team" who

worked so hard on Sunday from sunrise to

sunset decorating our club for the

holidays. Members of the team are: Ginna

and Jay Brodie, Gene Tripp and Doug

Simms. Thanks again for a great

effort. Margaret Simms

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For only $5.00 / month

You can have your business advertised in the FOE 714

monthly bulletin.

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website.

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Note from Cindy Smith: If anyone is not

receiving the Soaring Eagle newsletter by

email, please email me at

[email protected], and I will get you on

the list. Thank you! Or leave your name and

email with the bartender.

Words of Wisdom:

The winter at Valley Forge of starting about

January 1778 was especially harsh, soldiers

had inadequate supplies of food, many had

no shoes (often shoes were worn out from

marching), they were poorly clothed,

blankets were scarce, many of the wounded

died of exposure, the quarters were crowded

and damp, and the encampment was ravaged

by diseases like smallpox, dysentery,

pneumonia, typhus, and typhoid. About

2,500 soldiers died by the time winter was

over. Women whose husbands or other

relatives were among the soldiers provided

nursing care and other services, and people

called Regimental Camp Followers were

morale boosters and provided other

necessary support functions. When five

members of Congress arrived to inspect the

Continental Army there, Washington

showed them the desperate conditions of the

men; the Congressional response was to take

control of the supply system so that soon

adequate supplies were flowing to the camp

by the end of February. Martha

Washington, wife of George Washington,

came to the camp on 10 February 1778 and

organized a group of women to sew and knit

for the men shirts and trousers and also

patched socks and other garments. Around

500 women performed many services at

Valley Forge (about 1 woman for every 44

men). After the harsh winter at Valley

Forge, Washington and his army were

heartened by the decision of France to aid

the Revolution by sending not only

monetary donations but also badly needed

military aid. Washington later

acknowledged that the hardships suffered at

Valley Forge made the soldiers and their

helpers more willing than ever to persevere

in their quest for liberty and that this

perseverance is what made the Continental

Army win the War. During this winter in

January 2015, let’s remember the hardships

and the perseverance of all American

soldiers of all wars who have made us and

keep us free.

Encampment at Valley Forge in 1778 (1830

engraving by G. Boynton)


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