Post 19
American Legion
Department of Tennessee
Herbert Griffin Post 19
812 Nashville, Hwy
Columbia, Tennessee 38401
Phone: 931/388-9435
email: legionpost19@yahoo.com
American Legion
Department of Tennessee
Herbert Griffin Post 19
812 Nashville, Hwy
Columbia, Tennessee 38401
Phone: 931/388-9435
email: legionpost19@yahoo.com
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| The American Legion Herbert Griffin Post 19 Columbia, Tennessee |
Meeting Date: 1st Tuesday of each month.
Meeting Time: Dinner at 6:00 PM followed immediately by meeting.
Meeting Time: Dinner at 6:00 PM followed immediately by meeting.
This website is provided as a service for
the members of Post 19 that are unable to
attend meetings but are interested in Post
activities. Please offer suggestions via
our email address...
legionpost19@yahoo.com
the members of Post 19 that are unable to
attend meetings but are interested in Post
activities. Please offer suggestions via
our email address...
legionpost19@yahoo.com
The Post 19 "Bulletin Board" will be used to inform members of up coming events......
| Bulletin Board |
Notice to Website Users.....
Post 19 wants this website to be of benefit to our members. If you have any
comments or suggestions please send them to legionpost19@yahoo.com
Thanks.
Post 19 wants this website to be of benefit to our members. If you have any
comments or suggestions please send them to legionpost19@yahoo.com
Thanks.
| Hall Rental Information |
| Hall ready for a party.. |
| Having a party.. |
May 30th: Pick up flags at Rose Hill Cemetery..be there at 6:00 PM to help.
June 2nd: SAL Car Show. See announcement below.
June 5th: Next Post 19 Meeting. Dinner at 6:00 PM...meeting to follow.
Monday Night Computer Classes: Computer training classes are being held in the Club each Monday night for as
long as members want to come. Bring you laptop if you have one...if not, come on over and maybe something will sink
in. Classes start at 6:00 PM.
The Post 19 facility can be rented for events such as weddings, showers, receptions, reunions,
graduations parties, anniversaries, etc.
- We offer a large Hall with seating for up to 280 guest
- We have Kitchen facilities Available
- Catering is Available
- We offer a Fully staffed Bar Facilities with bartender if desired
- We offer a Clean Up Service after your party if desired
- Plenty of FREE parking !
- For Smaller parties we also offer our Club Room for rent also !
Call or email for more details with your needs and we can work out a price to make your event a
success. For more information on Rental Cost or information please call 931-381-6869.
Wow...look at our tank. Now that the insignias
are on the tank, it's officially complete. The
project turned out great...thanks to everyone that
contributed.
are on the tank, it's officially complete. The
project turned out great...thanks to everyone that
contributed.
Free $1,000.00 AD&D “Accidental Death and Dismemberment” Insurance,
for American Legion Members
• Legionnaires must activate in order to be covered with the no-cost $1,000.00 Accidental Death &
Dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance. In addition, if the Legionnaire is participating in schedule Legion
business (Post meeting, Mid-Winter Conference, Department Convention, National Convention, etc.) an
extra $500.00 is added to the $1,000.00 no cost benefit. The insurance must be activated by the
Legionnaire.
• LIT does provide three ways to activate. They do not provide us an email activation option, but do
provide a phone number 1-800-235-6943, a website address, www.thelit.comand and a mail in form. If
you call the 1-800 number, keep in mind AGIA controls LIT and represents several different programs.
So, when they answer, tell them you are an American Legion member in Tennessee and wish to activate
your no cost $1,000.00 AD&D Insurance. If you utilize their website to activate, open their main page
and look for the $1,000.00 no cost site. Incidentally, the LIT website can be connected from the
Department website www.tennesseelegion.org at the bottom of front page.
for American Legion Members
• Legionnaires must activate in order to be covered with the no-cost $1,000.00 Accidental Death &
Dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance. In addition, if the Legionnaire is participating in schedule Legion
business (Post meeting, Mid-Winter Conference, Department Convention, National Convention, etc.) an
extra $500.00 is added to the $1,000.00 no cost benefit. The insurance must be activated by the
Legionnaire.
• LIT does provide three ways to activate. They do not provide us an email activation option, but do
provide a phone number 1-800-235-6943, a website address, www.thelit.comand and a mail in form. If
you call the 1-800 number, keep in mind AGIA controls LIT and represents several different programs.
So, when they answer, tell them you are an American Legion member in Tennessee and wish to activate
your no cost $1,000.00 AD&D Insurance. If you utilize their website to activate, open their main page
and look for the $1,000.00 no cost site. Incidentally, the LIT website can be connected from the
Department website www.tennesseelegion.org at the bottom of front page.
Mojave Cross Settlement Lauded by American Legion
A federal district court decision that ended a decade of legal battles over a cross that served as a World War I
veterans' memorial in the Majave Desert was praised today by the leader of the nation's largest veterans organization.
"We are delighted that the court approved a land exchange that will finally enable the Mojave Cross to be restored as
the monument to World War I veterans that was first erected on Sunrise Rock in 1934 by a World War veteran, Riley
Bembry," said Fang A. Wong, national commander.
A federal judge approved the lawsuit settlement Monday, permitting the U.S. Park Service to turn over a remote hilltop
area known as Sunset Rock to a Veteran of Foreign Wars post in Barstow, Calif., and a nearby veterans home. The park
service will give up the acre of land in exchange for five acres of donated property elsewhere in the 1.6 million acre
preserve in Southern California.
A federal district court decision that ended a decade of legal battles over a cross that served as a World War I
veterans' memorial in the Majave Desert was praised today by the leader of the nation's largest veterans organization.
"We are delighted that the court approved a land exchange that will finally enable the Mojave Cross to be restored as
the monument to World War I veterans that was first erected on Sunrise Rock in 1934 by a World War veteran, Riley
Bembry," said Fang A. Wong, national commander.
A federal judge approved the lawsuit settlement Monday, permitting the U.S. Park Service to turn over a remote hilltop
area known as Sunset Rock to a Veteran of Foreign Wars post in Barstow, Calif., and a nearby veterans home. The park
service will give up the acre of land in exchange for five acres of donated property elsewhere in the 1.6 million acre
preserve in Southern California.
| SAL Car Show...June 2nd at Post 19. Anyone wishing more information or to pre-register can contact Walt on his cell at 860-921-6415 or send him an email to......... legioncarshow-1@yahoo.com |
