Our next Veterans Coalition of Southern Utah meeting is tomorrow, Sept. 15 at 2 p.m. via Zoom. The link has been sent in an e-mail.
Our speaker will be Rep. Lowry Snow. He will discuss new legislation that will benefit veterans. Since I didn't get this message out earlier, after Rep. Snow speaks and we go over past events, we will go "around the room" and discuss upcoming events or initiatives that the organizations you represent have in the making.
Thanks, David
September VCSU Meeting
Remembering 9-11
There will be an event to honor first responders and their families on September 11th from 5:50 - 7 PM at the St. George Historic Town Square.
Support Dixie High AFJROTC
Veterans Medicare Seminar
This is an educational event on Medicare and how it works with Veterans on TRICARE for Life and VA
Go over why certain TYPE of plans in general do certain things for them as opposed to another TYPE.
This way you can choose when you take a look in October which is the earliest a beneficiary can see the new plans for 2021.
Tools will be given so you can decide what is good for you because you will have options and will be able to choose what would work better for you because people are different.
OCT 1- Plans available to take a look at and not until OCT15-DEC 7 AEP Annual Enrollment Period.
You are invited to a Zoom webinar.
When: Aug 27, 2020 10:00 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Veterans' Medicare Webinar
Click here to register in advance for this webinar:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
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2020 Aug 18 VCSU Meeting
Following a one-month hiatus, the Veterans Coalition of Southern Utah is back! Our next meeting is Tuesday, Aug. 18 at 2 p.m. We will meet via Zoom again, in consideration of those who are most vulnerable to COVID-19.
Also, for those who missed it, the Washington County Fair hosted a program to honor the surviving veterans of World War II. It may come as a surprise to you that there are still approximately 100 WWII veterans living in Washington County. Most are in their mid-90s or older — one veteran who showed up last Thursday was 103! It was great to at least figuratively wrap our arms around them and thank them for their efforts 75 years ago.
The program was recorded. You can watch it here
Welcome Home, Bryan "Cooper" Mount
Photo from St. George News
Welcome home Bryan "Cooper" Mount: Thursday, 4 p.m.(ish).
Twenty-five year old Cooper Mount, an 82nd airborne paratrooper who was born in St. George, was killed in Syria in July. His body will be transported to St. George on Thursday. The general public is invited and urged to line Main Street, from 100 South north to STG Blvd, and then from the Blvd to Metcalf Mortuary on 288 W. St. George Blvd, and have American flags or patriotic messages on handheld signs. This is a time of mourning and respect, and it is also a time to remember his service and sacrifice. If you wish to attend, please be in position by approximately 3:45 p.m.
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