CONTINENTAL VETERANS ASSOCIATION
CONTINENTAL COUNTRY CLUB VETERAN’S MEMORIAL
Click above image to see more images, including memorial bricks surrounding our memorial centerpiece.
VETERANS CORNER
May 2022
With a heavy heart, it’s my sad duty to report the passing of Veterans Association, Commander Rick
Whitmer. His passing was sudden and totally unexpected. Keep his wife, Lynn and their family in your
thoughts and prayers during their difficult times. It was my honor and privilege to have work with him for
the past few years. He will truly be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing Rick. Rest In Peace
friend and comrade.
Another note of passing my friend and neighbor, Tony Mazzeo. Tony was 98 years old and a member of our Veterans Association. He was also a CCC resident for 30+ years. For of those of us who were lucky enough to know him, we know he was a remarkable man. He and his wife, Ann were married a very long time. They enjoyed golf, cooking & traveling and telling others of their travels. Rest In Peace. More Details to follow on both passings.
May marks our last Veterans meeting before our summer break.
We will have a Memorial Day program on May 30 at 11:00 am at the Veterans memorial.
As always, we have shirts, US 3+5 flags for 23.00 dollars & memorial bricks for 50.00 dollars, any
questions or concerns contact me, Billy Schools 748-4427
For God And Country
Click below to watch the video of the 2021 Veterans Day Program
The 2021 Memorial Day Program was a wonderful occasion.
Click below to watch the video. Sorry, it ‘s a little bumpy in spots…
Turn up the sound on your computer.
In the Restaurant there’s a hall between the dining room and the lounge. In the corner is The Continental Veterans POW table in memory of those who were/are prisoners of war.
Please read the following which will explain exactly what the table represents:
