CONTINENTAL VETERANS ASSOCIATION
CONTINENTAL COUNTRY CLUB VETERAN’S MEMORIAL
Click above image to see more images, including memorial bricks surrounding our memorial centerpiece.

Making our March 2023 meeting both productive and enjoyable with the help of lunch provided by Mission BBQ.
VETERANS CORNER
March 2023
One of our best venues for raising funds for our CCC Veterans Association
is our Hot Dog Fundraiser. We host this event the LAST WEDNESDAY OF
MARCH (the 29th) and again in October. The event is held at our CCC
Veterans Memorial Park…just inside the entrance and to the right, at 4:00
PM. Tickets can be purchased with a $6.00 donation from any member of
our Veterans group; or call Susan Horsman at: 352-399-2590 or myself,
Larry Woodward at: 904-449-8451. Price includes your hot dog, potato
salad, baked beans and ice cream. We do request you bring your own
drink and a chair.
Our history lesson for the month of MARCH:
March 3rd is the Navy Reserve Birthday (105 years old this year)
March 4th is Hug a GI Day
March 13th is K9 Veterans Day
March 15th is American Legion Birthday
March 25th is National Medal of Honor Day
March 29th is Vietnam Veterans Day
Also, on March 3rd, 1931, President Herbert Hoover signed into law the
Star-Spangled Banner as our National Anthem.
NOTE: If you have a talent or special trade and can help a veteran with a
small home repair please reach out to our CCC Veterans Association to
volunteer/share your talents. So, on that note, should you know of a Veteran in need let us know as well.
For God and Country
Larry Woodward
904-449-8451
CCC Veterans Association plaque appreciating MISSION BBQ. Photo c/o Michael Murphy
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:
