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F.O.E. #595 Grand Junction,

Colorado

Eagle Pride

Jean Transmeier, Editor

May, 2015 Fraternal Order of Eagles #595 Volume 2015, Issue 5

Elwin L. “Bud” Haigh, Grand Worthy President, has more

than 30 years of service to the F.O.E., joining Three Rivers,

Mich., Aerie #2303 in April of 1979. Brother Haigh has

twice served as President of his home Aerie and spent over a

decade as Aerie Secretary. He is a member of the Three Riv-

ers Hall of Fame and the Michigan State Hall of Fame and is

a Past District Chairman, Past Zone Chairman, Past State

President of Michigan and Past East Central Regional Chair-

man. Brother Haigh was installed as Grand Worthy President

during the 2014 Convention. “I love the Eagles,” he said.

“The good we do in our communities and around the world is

something every member can take great pride in.” Brother

Haigh is a retired NASCAR driver and enjoys bowling, golf-

ing and spending time with his family and the Eagles. He and

his wife, Virginia, have two children, six grandchildren and

10 great-grandchildren. His special project this year is the

Spina Bifida Program at the University of Michigan. Don’t

miss this opportunity to personally meet & visit with our

Grand Worthy President. Please come out for Tacos & Trivia

on Wednesday, May 20th. We’ll show him how friendly we

are & how much fun we have in Western Colorado.

Elwin L. “Bud” Haigh

Let us Honor Let us Honor

all those who all those who

gave their lives gave their lives

for our country.for our country.

Aerie Elections Thursday May 7th

Noon to 7 pm

The following officers were elected by white ballot at the Aerie meeting on April 16: President - David Williamson, Vice President - Rudy Miller, Chaplain - Thomas Foley, Con-ductor - Scott Kaufman, Inside Guard - Mathew Scott, Outside Guard - Richard Crabtree. There will be an election on May 7th from 12:00 - 7:00 pm for the office of Trustees. There are 2 positions for two-year Trustees. The Brothers running are Bob Lynch, Russ Williams & Joe Burns.

Come Out and Vote !

Mother’s Day Tea

All Mothers invited

Served with love

by Aerie Members

Saturday, May 9th

1:00 - 3:00 pm

EAGLE PRIDE #595 May, 2015

Aerie Aerie

VolunteersVolunteers

of the Monthof the Month

Matt & Jessy Scott

It’s good to see some of our younger members taking an

active part in their Aerie. Matt & Jessy have taken a Ham-burger Night every month.

Jessy has been selling Star Wars Plates on E-Bay to

benefit the Aerie. Good job!! Keep up the good

work.

Auxiliary Auxiliary

VolunteersVolunteers

of the Monthof the Month

Aerie & Auxiliary Members

It takes ALL of us to make things work around here. Each one has a different

talent or skill to contribute, even if you just come out to

support our meals & activities. We need and appreciate whatever you do. Give

yourselves a pat on the back.

Auxiliary President’s Message

Well this is my last month as your Auxiliary President. I want to thank everyone for all your help and support, be it chairing a month, letting me unload and blow off steam, the encouraging words, it was all appreciated very much. I ask that each of you continue to support the new officers, both Aerie and Auxiliary in the coming years. We only keep moving forward by each of us stepping up and helping in amyway we can, and believe me, every little thing will be appreciated. The Aerie members continue to do a good job raising funds to keep us above water. Thanks Brothers, GREAT JOB. Remember keep on smiling and enjoy every minute of your life.

See you at the Eagles and keep on smiling.

Becky Smith, Auxiliary President

Aerie President’s Message

Dear brothers and sisters with the weather getting so nice it’s time to get outside and enjoy the patio. “Let’s think horseshoes!” Thanks to our monthly chairmen for April, Mike & Jaye Baugh. The Easter breakfast was a big success, so much fun to watch the kids faces light up for the Easter Bunny. A big thank you to Roger Martin for being a good sport and helping out. The kids were thrilled. The freezer & meat raffle will be on May 30th, so buy your tickets soon.

David Williamson, Worthy President

J.O.E. President’s Message

I would like to explain a little about what the Junior Eagles are about. We are kids helping kids. The current charity we are raising money for is Kids with Diabetes and Cancer. We have served a few meals

and given away a few raffles. I would like to thank all of the Eagles and non-members for supporting the Junior Eagles in all that we do. Look for upcoming Junior Eagle Events that will be happening.

David Grant, President, Junior Order of Eagles

Installation of New

Officers

Saturday, May 30 at

2 pm


Watch The F.O.E. Racing Chevy

Saturday, May 9, from Kansas

The #51 F.O.E. Racing Chevrolet will be featured under the bright lights of Kansas Speedway Saturday, May 9, for the NASCAR Sprint Cup SpongeBob SquarePants 400, live on FOX Sports 1 at 7 p.m. ET. Fresh off the heels of a career-best 8th Place finish at Bristol last weekend, Justin Allgaier will look to lead the Eagles to victory alongside teammate Michael Annett (#46). Aeries and Auxiliaries throughout the jurisdiction are encouraged to host viewing par-ties for current and prospective members throughout the Sprint Cup season to support Justin and the F.O.E. Racing team.

Visit the NASCAR page at www.foe.com throughout the season to follow the progress of the F.O.E. Racing team.

Colorado State Convention at the #595 June 25th - 28th

Thank you for your help with the State Convention. We still need a lot of support and help with things like - - trash removal each day, bathrooms stocked and cleaned, set up and move chairs and tables, serving food and much more. If you would like to place an ad in our convention booklet, there are flyers at the bar and posted in the Aerie. Our next convention meeting is Tues-day, May 5th at 6:30. If you have any questions, or would like to help, please contact Carol or Vern.

Convention Chairmen, Carol White 242-4854 Vern Jones 242-1312

Sunday, May 3rd Talladega - 11 am

Saturday, May 9th Kansas City - 5:30 pm

Friday, May 15th Sprint Showdown

Charlotte - 5:00 pm

Saturday, May 16th Charlotte - 5:00 pm

Sunday, May 24th Charlotte - 5:00 pm

Sunday

Sunday, May 31st Dover - 11:00 am

Charity

Ribs Challenge Cook-off Saturday, May 16th

6 pm $8.00

1 vote with every meal

Additional votes 3 / $1

1:00 pm sign-up

$10.00 per player

Saturday, May 16th


Friday Night Snacks

Serving at 5:30 pm

May 1st Spicy Mango Chicken

By Jean & Joe

May 8th

To be announced

May 15th By Jr. Eagles

May 22nd All you can eat spaghetti

Wear your Eagle Shirt or

Hat - Take $1.00 Off

By Grandma & Carol

May 29th Charity

Oriental Chicken Salad

By Jean & Kari

Tuesday

Every

Wednesday

Sweet Italian Sausage Sandwich with Peppers,

Onion & Cheese

May 11th- 5:30 - 7:00 pm (Prior to Jt. Officers Mtg.)

$4.00 each

This is a 100% profit dinner, all proceeds going to

C.A.S.A. - SWP Duane DeBord’s Special Project.

See you there !

Thanks, Shirley

Dinners in May

Saturday, May 2nd Chicken Fried Steak by Grandma‘s Angels

Saturday, May 16th

Rib Cook-Off

With Beans, Cornbread

and Salad

Add sautéed onions, chili peppers or

bacon. Try our new 595 Burger and

hand-cut French Fries !

Breakfast every Sunday with $2.00

Bloody Marys or Screwdrivers

Cinco de Mayo

Tuesday, May 5th, during hamburger night we will be celebrating Cinco de Mayo with the Nuevo Generacion Dancers. They will perform twice - at 6 pm and 7 pm. A special burger, “the Slopper” will be on the menu, with your choice of Shirley DeBord’s hot or mild green chili. Jon Carroll, Chris Jones & Duane DeBord are the cooks for these hand-patted burgers. Donations for the dancers will be greatly appre-ciated. Don’t miss this!!

May

Birthdays

3rd Jackie Broughton, Robert Clapp, Lee Nash, Harvey Phythian 4th Susan Barrowclough, Sallie Phay, Jerry Clark, Gary Davidson, Gordon Harbert 6th Robert Bancroft, Joseph Lenahan 7th Frankie Martinez, 8th Robyn Bentley 9th Sandra Story 10th Vernon Jones Earl Siler 11th Ruby Smith, Pat Boren, William Waterhouse 12th Joe Taverone 14th Debbie Conrad, Pat Potter, Harry Coff 15th Terron Austin, Kimberly McDowell, Butch Aaberg 16th Michael Ash, Steve Dowdy, Rick Hon 17th Jodi Lyon 18th Aliciamae Smith, David Coff 22nd Judy Kelley 23rd Brianne Higgins, Debra Smith, Terry Burgett, Kirk Poe 24th Daniel Ernest, Terry James, George Quintana 26th Eleanor Clymer, Joe Mastro 28th Tricia Brown, Gilbert Kelly 29th Randy Schmidt 30th Carmen Valles, Daniel Lucero, James Rinderle 31st Lois Cramer, Susan Shields, Dewayne Aden, Casey Dodson, Troy Gonzales, Michael Jones, John Stevenson

Your first drink is free on your Your first drink is free on your

birthday. Come into the Aerie birthday. Come into the Aerie

& we’ll celebrate with you !!& we’ll celebrate with you !!


Eagle Rider News

The Eagle Riders B.A.D. Ride (Bikers Against Diabetes) is com-

ing together nicely. The ride is scheduled for Sunday, May 31st.

Registration starts at 9:00 A.M. Since it is Sunday, breakfast will

be available. We have Gerri Goodmann booked for music, and

awesome prizes, including a room package in Mesquite for a

door prize and cash poker hand prize.

Aerie Member’s Dues

Applications $15

Member Dues $45

Re-enrollments $60

Dual membership $25

Questions? Call 242-6004

Larry Alley, Aerie Secretary

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Auxiliary Member’s Dues

Applications $20

Member Dues $29

Benefit Member Dues $30

Re-enrollments $49

Questions? Call 986-8796

Wanda Ghigliano, Aux. Sec.

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Please Note

When signing up a new

member, please be sure to get

a valid phone number,

address, and email address if

they have one. And be sure it

is legible. This helps the inter-

viewing committees reach the

people wanting to become a

member.


Brothers Your Dues are Due

Each member is important to our Aerie.

Steve Alire

Rick Anderson

Gabe Barela

Randy Bornschein

James Breuch

Scott Brown

Timothy Brown

Mike Carlson

Anthony Chiodo

Joseph Crabtree

Phillip Culver

Mark Day

Bill DePontbriand

Nathen Flowers

Jeremy Gullion

Sean Huber

Dennis Kallemeyn

Lant (Kit) Kitson

Bobby McDonald

Bobbie Moore

Larry Moorman

Thomas Myers

Ray Oellrich

Justin Pahlkotter

Marty Parmenter

George Quintana

Skip Sandoval

Brian Shaver

JJ Springer, Jr.

Robert Stevens

James Strawn

Carl Tipton

Chuck Yoder

Get Your Bulletin by

E-mail

If you would like to add your name to the e-mail list, please call Jean at 245-2066, or e-mail your request to:

[email protected]

P.S. If your e-mail address changes you need to let Jean know.

Sunshine

Corner

Get well cards were sent to Jackie Bernat, Wanda Ghigli-ano, and Becky Smith who had surgery and Linda Cruz. All seem to be better. Our spe-cial thoughts go out to Lexi Sanchez-Watson and our sym-pathies to Judy Stanton and the Emma McCord family. Re-member, God always sends a rainbow after each rain.

Auxiliary Visiting Chairman Judy Goode 242-9113

LADIES PLEASE CHECK YOUR CARDS BEFORE

PAYING YOUR DUES. IF THE CORRECT AMOUNT IS NOT PAID YOU WON'T GET

YOUR CARD UNTIL IT IS. THE BARTENDERS ARE

NOT REQUIRED TO KNOW WHAT YOUR DUES ARE.

THANK YOU WANDA GHIGLIANO, AUXILIARY

SECRETARY. 970-986-8796

Change of Address ??

Please let Larry or

Wanda know your new

address so you won’t

miss any bulletins or

other communications

from the Aerie.


Eagles Aerie 595 teams up with the Corporation for National and Community Service and Points of Light as a certifying organization for the President’s Volunteer Service Award

recognizing our member volunteerism.

The President's Volunteer Service Award

The President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) is the premier volunteer awards program, encouraging

citizens to live a life of service through presidential gratitude and national recognition. Presidential rec-

ognition sets you apart from your peers. It is a tremendous honor. Even though you may not seek recog-

nition, your example can deliver a powerful message that encourages others to take action. The Presi-

dent’s Volunteer Service Award recognizes United States citizens and lawfully admitted, permanent resi-

dents of the United States who have achieved the required number of hours of service over a 12-month

time period or cumulative hours over the course of a lifetime. PVSA is an initiative of the Corporation for

National and Community Service (CNCS) and is administered by Points of Light. With a shared mission

of inspiring more to answer the call to service, PVSA celebrates the impact we can all make in bettering

our communities and our world. The awards are offered in multiple levels and are designed to recognize

each milestone of your service achievement. Levels include bronze, silver, gold and the highest honor,

the President’s Lifetime Achievement Award for those who contribute more than 4,000 hours of service

in their lifetime.

Interested in participating? Look for flyers around the Aerie or contact Gabe DeGabriele

[email protected]

Hours by Award Bronze Silver Gold

Kids (5-10) 26 – 49 50 – 74 75 +

Teens (11–15) 50 – 74 75 – 99 100 +

Young Adults (16-25) 100 – 174 175 – 249 250 +

Adults (26 and older) 100 – 249 250 – 499 500+

Families and Groups* 200 – 499 500 – 999 1,000+

President’s Lifetime Achievement Award: Individuals who

have completed 4,000 or more hours in their lifetime

* Two or more people, with each member contributing at least 25 hours toward

the total


Attention

Crafters

For all your

Shabby Chic

Projects

Available in Ross Transmeier’s Booth

Treasures from the Past

Place an Ad

for Your Business in the

F.O.E. #595 Eagle Pride

Business Card -- $8.00 / month Business card - $80.00 / year

EAGLES

Wednesdays at 1 pm

Sundays at 7 pm

PROGRESSIVE JACKPOTS

up to $15,000.00

Gold Mine Bingo 511 28 1/4 Road,

(off North Ave. by Eastgate)

From Becky’s Desk

Volunteer daytime bartender is needed. We are also looking for persons who would like to volunteer to work a session for Bingo here at the Aerie on Monday nights from 7 - 9 pm. Contact Becky 243-6454.

For all Aerie Members:

If you know of a member who is ill or in

the hospital or has passed away,

please contact your Worthy Chaplain.


Bulletin Deadline

is May 20

Bulletin Printing &

Mailing is May 28th

Kentucky Derby Day May 2nd

Come on out to the

Aerie. Wear your finest hat

and play the horses & watch the race

with Grandma Betty from 2 - 5 pm

Colorado State Scholarship

applications are available at

the bar. $500.00 Scholar-

ships are available for mem-

bers and their children and

will be awarded at the State

Convention in June. Get Involved !!

Convention Meetings

May 5th & 27th

6:30 pm

Grand Aerie Website http://www.foe.com/

Colorado State Website http://www.coeagles.net/

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Fraternal Order of Eagles #595

1674 US HWY 50

Grand Junction, CO 81503

970-243-6454

www.foe595.com

Non-Profit Org.

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Grand Jctn., Co.

Permit No. 166

FOE #595 - Aerie & Auxiliary Officers 2014-2015

Please Support April Fundraising Projects

Aerie Aerie ##595595 Mortgage ReductionMortgage Reduction

Chairmen: Scott Osborn & Kari Fennell 200-6779

May, 2015

Jr. Past Worthy President George Williams

Worthy President David Williamson

Worthy Vice-President Vern Jones

Worthy Chaplain Brandon Pinger

Worthy Secretary Larry Alley

Worthy Treasurer Russ Williams

Worthy Conductor Thomas Foley

Worthy Inside Guard Matthew Scott

Worthy Outside Guard Scott Kaufman

Aerie Trustees Dave Murphy

Paul Toman

Doug Cleveland

Mike Austin

Jr. Past Madam President Betty Shull

Madam President Becky Smith

Madam Vice-President Becky Williamson

Madam Chaplain Kari Fennell

Madam Secretary Wanda Ghigliano

Madam Treasurer Carol White

Madam Conductor Teresa Flager

Madam Inside Guard Denise Bell

Madam Outside Guard Terry Dilts

Auxiliary Trustees Judy Goode

Barbara Williams

Lois Cramer

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