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Flag Retirement Ceremony 10/15/22 Flag Retirement Ceremony 10/15/22 Flag Retirement Ceremony 10/15/22 On Saturday, November 12th, the new Veterans Memorial Park was dedicated in Lake View, SC. VFW Post 6091 Commander John Harlow was a presenter for the ceremony! a beautiful work of art! It is located on 611 Heritage Drive in Lake View. On Saturday, November 12th, the new Veterans Memorial Park was dedicated in Lake View, SC. VFW Post 6091 Commander John Harlow was a presenter for the ceremony! a beautiful work of art! It is located on 611 Heritage Drive in Lake View. PAM MOORE IS OUR 2022-23 DILLON COUNTY VETERAN OF THE YEAR! PAM MOORE IS OUR 2022-23 DILLON COUNTY VETERAN OF THE YEAR! PAM MOORE IS OUR 2022-23 DILLON COUNTY VETERAN OF THE YEAR! AT THURSDAY'S VFW MEETING, PAST COMMANDER HARRY MOORE PINNED DILLON COUNTY 2023 VETERAN OF THE YEAR PAM MOORE WITH HER NEW DILLON COUNTY VETERAN OF THE YEAR PIN! CONGRATULATION TO PAM & WELCOME TO THIS ELITE GROUP! (Posted by QM Jim Chavis) Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 proudly hosted a complimentary luncheon on May 23rd at the City of Dillon Wellness Center, specifically for veterans and their family members. Mayor Tally McColl set the tone for the event with a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. This gathering attracted 89 attendees and 16 support agencies, displaying a strong sense of community. Mr. Mathius Carter delivered a compelling presentation about the Road Home Program, which aims to combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. He candidly shared his personal journey with PTSD, detailing its onset, symptoms, and the treatments he pursued. Now serving as the Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the program, Mr. Carter's insights provided invaluable information about the various therapeutic modalities available, underscoring the importance of seeking help and support in overcoming these struggles. The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) was also instrumental in making the luncheon happen. Outreach Specialist Ms. Sheryl Hussein from the Fayetteville office informed veterans and their families about the Wounded Warrior Project's transformative impact on our nation’s approach to veteran care. Their initiatives not only uplift veterans, fostering their journeys toward lasting health and well-being, but also extend vital support to families and caregivers, actively working to prevent veteran suicides. Importantly, every warrior receives support at no cost. They are dedicated to standing by them, their families, and their caregivers, ensuring that “No Warrior is ever left behind.” The VFW Service Officers assisted 12 veterans and their families with disability and entitlement claims. Experts from various state and local organizations provided valuable information on the range of services and programs available to veterans and the Dillon community. Members of Post 6091 highlighted upcoming events and resources they offer, reinforcing their commitment to support local veterans and families. There was a strong emphasis on the importance of community members recognizing veterans and families who may be facing hardships. Post 6091 also distributed Pathfinder cards, encouraging everyone to share these resources with those who might need help or information about available support in South Carolina. Organizations interested in contributing, partnering, displaying information, or hosting an event are encouraged to contact us at 843-506-8084 or via email at qmvfw6091@aol.com with any inquiries. Dillon County VFW Post 6091 holds tax-exempt status, and contributions are tax-deductible. Post 6091 proudly congratulates this year’s recipient of the George Spradley Scholarship, Heath Mew, from Latta High School. Heath wrote an essay about his great-grandfather, Thomas Beeker, and his military service. Mr. Beeker served in the U.S. Army from 1946 to 1948 in Okinawa, Japan. In his essay, Heath reflected on fond memories of the stories and souvenirs from his “PaPa Thomas” during his time in the military. His great-grandfather's example of faith and service to others has significantly influenced Heath. He plans to pursue a degree in Health Science at North Greenville University in Tigerville, SC. Heath's hard work has led to remarkable achievements, and we are excited to see the outstanding contributions he will continue to make. 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