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State Commander |
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State Sr. Vice Commander |
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State Jr. Vice Commander |
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State Quartermaster/Adjutant |
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Ray Calore has been a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for 29 years, and is a life member. He has previously served in many offices, including Post and District Commander, and has held various state committee chairmanships, including POW/MIA, Homeless Veterans, Youth Activities, and Teacher's Award Program. Ray is also a Life Member of the VFW National Home and the Military Order of the Purple Heart. Ray earned his eligibility through service with the US Army in Vietnam, 1968-69, in the 25th Infantry Division and 4th PSYOP Group.
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Lynn Rolf, III has been a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for 8 years and is a Gold Legacy life member. He has previously served in many offices, including All American Post and District Commander, and has held various state leadership positions including Post Development and Revitalization co-chairman. He has also served on several National committees. Lynn earned his eligibility through service in the US Army as a platoon leader in Korea in 1997 and as a Military Police Company Commander in Iraq in 2003-2004. |
Bruce Fischbach has been a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for 10 years and is a Gold Legacy Life Member. He has previously served in many offices including: two time All State and All American Post Commander and most recently as Distinguished District 2 Commander. He has held various Department leadership positions including Community Service Chairman and Post Development and Revitalization co-chairman. Bruce earned his eligibility through service in the U.S. Army with overseas dates from December 1986-1989 in Berlin where he received the Army of Occupation Medal.
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Herb Schwartzkopf has been a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for 35 years and is a Life Member. He has previously served in many offices, including Post Commander, Quartermaster, District Commander, State Surgeon and State Commander. Herb earned his eligibility through service in the US Navy in Vietnam from 1970 to 1972.
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