NOVEMBER 2009








Nov 7 Co-founder Diana Newton makes presentation at the Annual Veteran of the Month Banquet. They honor a Veteran of the Month, througout the year. After all (11) months precious recipients they honor the (12th) at the annual banquet. We furnish silver star service banners throughout the year for those that are eligible and send them to Lucy Terrebrood, VFW Ladies Aux Pres, to present along with the award(s) and recognition for each month's selected Veteran of the Month. This is all in Forsyth at the VFW post 5168. They have received nationwide recognition for this monthly and then end of year program and other VFWs are wanting to emulate this and their success of the program.

Nov 11 Veteran's Day SSFOA Co-founder, Diana Newton,
will make a Banner presentation at Steele County, MN

DECEMBER 2009









VA CHRISTMAS DRIVE



THE
SILVER STAR FAMILIES OF AMERICA
UPCOMING  EVENTS

CONTACT US
SILVER STAR FLAG ®
SILVER STAR BANNER TM
THE NAME "SILVER STAR SERVICE BANNER" IS TM
Disclaimer                          Privacy Policy
Copyright 2005-2010
All Rights Reserved
The Silver Star Banner and Flag is in no way connected to the Silver Star Medal

The Silver Star Families of America is a non-partisan, not-for-profit charitable organization committed to supporting the United States wounded and ill military members and Veterans from all wars, past and present,  and honoring their sacrifice with Silver Star Banners.Content within this web site is the sole property of  The Silver Star Families of America"All photos and letters sent to the SSFOA become the property of the organization to be used in any way we deem appropriate."


* DISCLAIMER: Award and/or Photos in no way imply that the DoD or CENTCOM endorse The Silver Star Families of America. It is the SSFOA intention to honor General Petraeus for his outstanding leadership that has directly impacted the care and well being of the wounded and ill members of the USA Armed Forces.

SSFOA reserves the right to conduct the day to day business of the organization as they deem appropriate. SSFOA does not and can not offer monetary or legal assistance, due to the nature of our IRS filings, it is a violation of our by-laws and mission, SSFOA cannot assist anyone in this manner.

While the SSFOA attempts to exercise due care, we are not responsible for the performance, accuracy or content of external links or individuals we offer as referrals. 
All materials, ideas, projects etc made for the SSFOA while you are a member becomes SSFOA property. State Coordinators and Reps will be chosen at the discretion of  SSFOA National Headquarters. SSFOA is an all volunteer 501(c)(3) tax exempt nonprofit public charity organization. See your tax advisor. All proceeds go toward the purchase of Silver Star Banners and wounded, ill and dying assitance programs and less than 5%  for administration.  See: SSFOA Financial Page: For more info on deductions see: http://apps2.irs.gov/charities/contributors/index.html
Questions/Comments Pertaining To This Web site CONTACT US

BEST VIEWED IN INTERNET EXPLORER BROWSER

OCTOBER 2009









October 14th , California SC, Kathy Landess, will be presenting the Silver Star Families mission to the general membership of American Legion Karl Ross Post #16 in Stockton, CA



®
Silver Star shining for sacrifice, honoring wounded, ill and dying members of our Armed Forces, and bringing remembrance to those so deserving of our thanks.
We will never forget . . . WELCOME HOME!

2010









On May 16th, 2010  the renaming of the bridge in North Berwick will start the proceedings. It will be renamed the North Berwick Veteran's Memorial Bridge. This will be enacted by a law passed by the Legislature in Jan. 2010 in Maine for which I was responsible in getting our Rep. Mark Eves to present. This will honor all Veterans from North Berwick. The second part will be to honor our wounded Veterans by the raising of the Silver Star Flag in our Veterans Memorial Park and the reading of the Proclamation. The third part will be to honor our men who died in action from the Civil War to the present. I will be reading their names and a short story about each. A bell will then be rung and a red, white or blue carnation will be put in a vase.