Donald Peirce's Comments

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At 8:01am on December 17, 2009, Jack D. Higgins (ZAP44) said…: We enjoyed the day as well! And you folks were outstanding hosts.

At 2:13am on December 12, 2009, Elmer Charles Stansbery said…: Hay Don, glad to get your response . I like your page. Glad to hear of other Fletcher swabby's still kicking. Thank you for fighting for our continued liberty. Keep on trucking.
Chuck.

At 9:13am on October 17, 2009, Richard C. "Dick" Easingwood said…: That is "quite" not "quire" the "T" is on the other side----LOL

At 9:12am on October 17, 2009, Richard C. "Dick" Easingwood said…: Good Show! and you are quire welcome.

At 10:22pm on October 16, 2009, Richard C. "Dick" Easingwood said…: I see your viewpoint-you homeless post. However, just for your information, If a post is not incorporated AND it has a post home or property, the property must be in the name of the trustees and to thoes who succeed the trustees AND they are the ones who purchase property (in their name). If a post is incorporated, the property is in the name of the corporation.

At 7:12pm on October 5, 2009, Richard C. "Dick" Easingwood said…: First-
Incorporation protects the members of the post. If you have a fund raiser and while selling something, giving Poppys, or giving out hand-outs, etc. an "outsider" slips, falls, etc due to something the post did or did not do, all members can be sued unless you are incorporated.
Second
To maintain your non-profit status, you need an EIN (tax) number to file your 990n, 990EZ, 990, or 990T, etc.
That is just two GOOD reasons. There are more but it reads like the IRS tax laws.

At 6:59am on September 30, 2009, James J. McKusker said…: Thank you for your service to our Country! God Bless!

At 8:22pm on September 29, 2009, Eric A. Six said…: sorry for not replying sooner ,i'm new at this and a little cautious . but now that i have discovered another traveing brother feel better. Look forward to a reply

At 4:03pm on August 21, 2009, Katie Peirce said…: Thank you!!! Still trying to talk your nephew into it.....You know those PEIRCE men stubborn
Love ya

At 11:59pm on August 19, 2009, Paul Wayne Kirby said…: Thanks Don for your coment , it was nice . The Veteran in the Picture is Edgar Holmes which will be going to Washington D.C. tomorrow by way of the Honor Flight Program there will be 8 Veterans going from our district , there was 2 more but they was not able to go that is why we need all the donations we can get to get the heroes ( you too) to see their memorial . I hope if you have not seen it yet you will. here isa picture of our send off tonight in Edmonton Ky. Thanks again if it weren't for WW 11 Veterams we could have German or Japenese for our language . Paul

At 9:07am on July 25, 2009, Samee said…: You know sir, i wish i could get more of my older ladies interested in the web! the way you can feel connected to others who have something in common is why so may younger generations get on facebook and myspace! It is good for all as long as we are honest! I loved your message about your wife! I would have loved to be a red cross member back then! Oh and the reason there is a chat button is because its faster to talk...only the site hides it pretty good!

At 11:06pm on July 22, 2009, Jack D. Higgins (ZAP44) said…: I know...I was doing some looking and found that it have been in TF 77 during Korea and also that good info that is being taken down from teh sight I found I thought you might like to grab.

At 9:52am on July 20, 2009, Iris Joe Kelley said…: Hello Don
How are things going?
Cheerily
Joe

At 6:28pm on July 9, 2009, Christina Finelli said…: Thanks for the kind words, Don! You and your fellow members of Post 8771 are the "benevolent benefactors" behind the good work these men go out and do.
I can't even say I'm along for the ride - since I had to walk the parade route!

At 9:53am on June 27, 2009, Charles R. Cassady said…: man is it hot out there -so if anyone is traveling in southern il. stop by our post in coulterville il. we have cold beer and soda and the friendlyest people around -we have bingo on tuesday night at 6pm with food and fun-we have our post meetings on the 3 rd. thursdaay of the month at the post - stop by or call 618 758 9009
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At 12:00am on June 26, 2009, Wil Corcoran said…: Thanks Don! I have lived in a self-made foxhole for decades. But i have come out to honor those brothers who did not come back alive or whole, and just in time to honor the quickly fading WWII and Korean brothers (and sisters) service. I have a lot to make up. Thank you for your service Don!
and.. btw.........go Sox!

At 7:57pm on June 19, 2009, Clarence Sauer said…: Glad to hear from you brother Don. Where do you live? A close friend of mine
by the name of Pierce lives in Syracuse, ne. We just had our VFW convention
in Kearney, ne. a nice turn out, it was good to see old friends again, but what is shocking is the number of guys who have gone to be with the lord. Our wwII
vets are going fast. Nice to hear from you.

At 2:45pm on June 6, 2009, Daniel B. Rogers said…: Always a pleasure to meet a brother wither it be in the darkness or the light. :)

At 11:05pm on May 30, 2009, Denise said…: So sorry for such a long delay to your comments . . . can only say that life has been very busy of late & that isn't really an excuse at all as much as a wish to receive your pardon for such rudeness on my part. I generally only check-in on this site to see how my father fares in his mission as the next Jr. Vice Commander-In-Chief for 2011. I believe you have met him on this site: William A. Thien. Exceptional man if I do say so myself.
I was not familiar with the Orange Delight or its association to the Leukemia Society. Please accept my condolences to you for your losses. I have to say I'm a bit skeptical in regards to Antony's statement. Seems too politically driven for me. Though I sincerely love them, I cannot commit to them whole-heartedly. Clematis, Peonies & the beautiful Prince Orange Poppy are some that I find equally as bewitching. The steadfast Iris or the tenacity of the Tulip are also to be considered. I do not believe I'll ever be able to choose a favorite flower. Today it was the weedy head of Clover & tomorrow I'm sure it will be my upcoming Sunflowers. Have a wonderful day, Mr. Peirce.