2018 VETERANS RECOGNITION EVENT FORM
For those veterans and their families who are looking to be recognized in for their service to our country. Please complete this form. You will be notified prior to the next event being held in the Spring of 2018 and we hope you attend.
Veteran’s Name_________________________________________________________
Veteran’s Address ________________________________________________________
Telephone number and email address_________________________________________
Branch of Service___________________________ Years Served______________________
Rank______________________________________________________________________
Conflict Served –Circle those you served during.
Spanish American War Phillippine Insurrection World War I World War II Korean War Vietnam War Desert Storm Afghanistan War Iraq War Enduring Freedom OTHER___________________
Thank you for your service to our country.
If we are honoring this veteran in memory- Please provide the name, address and telephone number of
the family member attending and receiving recognition. __________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
Please send form via email to LHHV Executive Director, Ron Shawley
at [email protected] or by US Mail to 172 Allbaugh Park Road, Johnstown, PA 15909. If you have any questions, call 814-241-6123
Explore Johnstown’s legacy and the 1889 flood that changed Pennsylvania forever
On May 31, 1889, the greatest disaster in Pennsylvania history occurred when the South Fork Dam on the Little Conemaugh River burst. The waters of Lake Conemaugh went roaring through the valley, causing significant damage to the communities downstream and resulting in the death of over 2,200 people, making it, at the time, the largest loss of life in a single event in US history.
Source: Explore Johnstown’s legacy and the 1889 flood that changed Pennsylvania forever | PennLive.com
Pennsylvania Mountain Service Corps
Pennsylvania Mountain Service Corps, PMSC, is a local initiative of AmeriCorps. This National Service Movement engages thousands of Americans of all ages and backgrounds in a domestic Peace Corps. Members serve their communities in the areas of education, environment, public safety, and human needs and receive a living stipend, educational monies, and a wealth of experience.
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