Monday, November 23, 2020

American Legion - In Rememberance of George Brins

All,

For those of you that have not heard, we recently lost Past Post Commander and good friend George Brins. George was Past Commander for many years at 620 and was instrumental at keeping the Post moving forward during good times and bad. He was a proud soldier, avid hunter and fisherman and loved raising his crop of tomatoes every year on the Post plantation, as he loving called it. George was a quiet gentleman who always looked on the bright side of things and never complained, even tho his health in the past couple of years was not so great. If you asked him how he was doing he would give that smile and say "Eh, what are you going to do". We will miss him dearly but will carry on as he would have wanted us to do.
 
George's arrangements were held up in Rockland County as per his family's wishes. Knowing that a lot of his friends and Legion Family were unable to attend, we at the Post plan on holding a memorial and remembrance ceremony at Post 620, time and date to be announced. Keep an eye out here and come celebrate the life of a devoted veteran.

I also wish to thank all the groups in our community and individuals for their most generous  donations to the Post during these difficult times, it has allowed us to keep our head above water, thank you all again. Meetings for the Legion, Sons, Boosters and Marine Corps League are back in session on the regular scheduled meeting dates and times,we look forward to seeing all of you at the scheduled times of meetings to continue to show your support and be a part of forward going ideas. We have started Legion Shuffle Board Sundays at the Post with light food, good company and fun, come down and support your Post, you just may have a good time!
 
That's all for now, stay safe. We are stronger as one, lets work together. God Bless America  
 
Owen P. Mangan
Commander
Post #620

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