They are men and women who, for many reasons, donned the uniform of our country to stand between freedom and tyranny. To take up the sword of justice in defense of the liberties we hold dear. To preserve peace and to calm the winds of war. The following are the stories we where told by them, so that we can remember.
This month we had the great opportunity and pleasure to interview Post 522 member John (Sonny) Fogl. John will turn 90 in November. He lives at his long-time home on 51st Street in Milwaukee, where he has been for a long, long time. During our visit, we delivered John’s award …
Carl Arthur Heiman is 91 and our favorite Marine is still going strong. A Past- Commander, Carl is involved in many Post activities, and is personally in charge of our cemetery Memorial Programs on Memorial Day and Veterans Day. Through several years, Carl was the man who kept the Post …
Frank Gabriel Clines was born on August 09 1927 in Jersey City, NJ and is one of our most senior Post 522 members. Frank rarely, if ever, misses a Post membership meeting. His wife, Dolores, passed away after after 65 years of marriage. They have 3 children, Eileen, Dan and …
Introducing Walter A. Breu On August 27, 2020, Wally became the first person to be interviewed in our new Post 522 recognition project. This is our first introduction and peek into the background of our members. Mark Rostagno has begun this program with videotape machine and tape recorder in hand, …
