Florida Sons of Amvets

Commander Patrick Holcombe

2019 – 2020

Commander’s Project

Help Heal Vets

Commander Holcombe announced Help Heal Veterans as his project for 2019. We have had great success in the past supporting this outstanding organization and plan to have a close relationship with them as we serve our veterans.

Help Heal Veterans

Scooter Program

Do you need a scooter? Does someone you know need a scooter? The sons are here to help. Please download the form and fill it out. You will be contacted to find out how we can help.

SOA-Scooter-Request-Form-19-20 Download

Order Your NEW Department of Florida Shirt Today. Ladies V-Necks also Available

Contact 3rd Vice Nate Wuesthoff

cell: (863)808-8273 email: nathancomar@live.com

NATIONAL QUARTER MASTER

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ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS
During the Sons National Convention in August, 2018 an annual dues increase of $2.00 per member was approved by the body. It is effective immediately. The increase will be split between Squadrons and the Department. Squadrons will now submit $25.00 instead of $24.00 to Department for each renewal. Processing of membership will remain the same.
The Dues and Remittance form (D-n-R) available our national website has been updated to reflect the change.
Please contact 1st Vice Commander Leroy Robinson (386)307-5383 email: robinsonleroy1@gmail.com with any questions.

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Important Notice!
Effective July 1, 2019
All membership forms are to be sent to:
SOA Dept. of Florida
c/o Leroy Robinson
421 Cameron St. Daytona Beach, FL 3211

ATTENTION ALL SQUADRONS

If your project reporting preference is “PAPER” please forward to: SOA Dept. of Florida c/o Jerry Padot 12121 Little Rd. #117 Hudson, FL 34667

Concerned Veterans News Feed

3 big things that happened during Honor Their Sacrifice November 14, 2019

Concerned Veterans for America’s Honor Their Sacrifice campaign has wrapped up after 60 days of non-stop activity. We started this campaign with a mission – ask whether lawmakers are honoring veterans’ sacrifices with their policy decisions. Thanks to our grassroots army, we saw incredible success and the beginning of important conversations in Washington, D.C. Here... […]

What Veterans Day means to an Army vet November 11, 2019

By Luis Vega, Nevada Community Engagement Director I joined the U.S. Army in 2010, just after finishing college. I served my country for nearly six years as an infantryman, deploying to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. When I look back at my experiences in the military, I’m proud and humbled by the part... […]

These lawmakers promote policies that honor veterans’ sacrifice November 7, 2019

These days it seems like lawmakers are often staring down the opposing party across a deep political divide. But that’s not always the case. Recently, some legislators are putting aside their differences to promote policies and reforms that honor veterans’ sacrifices. Although we won’t agree with everyone on everything, CVA is willing to work with... […]

More choice is working for veterans. I’ve seen it first-hand. October 21, 2019

By Josh Stanwitz, Arizona Coalitions Director I was honored to serve my country in both the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Army. I joined the Marine Corps when I was 17 years old, enlisting as an infantryman. Five years later, I joined the Army, where I spent the rest of my military career. My time... […]

The fight continues for better health care October 15, 2019

Whether you’re new to Concerned Veterans for America or you’ve been with us since day one, you know we fight to ensure veterans get the health care they were promised. We’ve seen so much progress along the way, thanks to veterans and their families who’ve demanded better from lawmakers and the Department of Veterans Affairs.... […]

How much has 18 years of war cost us? October 7, 2019

Oct. 7 marks the 18th anniversary of war in Afghanistan. What started as a response to the terror attacks of Sept. 11 has grown into years of war and nation building that is not achieving the desired outcomes. Those years have come at a tremendous price. As we reflect on 18 long years, it’s important... […]

What do government spending and veterans have in common? More than you might think. September 30, 2019

As part of Concerned Veterans for America’s mission to honor the sacrifice of veterans, we’re calling on lawmakers to address out-of-control spending in Washington, D.C. You may be wondering what those two things have in common. Quite a lot, actually. It’s no secret that our government spends an outrageous amount of money that we often... […]

I served in Afghanistan. That’s how I know it’s time to withdraw. September 23, 2019

By Jonathan Ramirez, Texas Grassroots Engagement Director In just a few weeks, the war in Afghanistan will pass its 18th anniversary. For nearly two decades, our service members have been putting their lives on the line, willing to sacrifice everything in defense of the country. The missions we had when we entered Afghanistan in 2001... […]

Here’s who CVA met in our district office visits September 19, 2019

Concerned Veterans for America spent July and August scheduling meetings and knocking on doors! While Congress was in recess, CVA’s staff and members took the opportunity to meet with lawmakers in their home districts. Our activists talked about protecting the VA MISSION Act and other reforms needed at the Department of Veterans Affairs, asked members... […]

The war in Afghanistan is older than new recruits. It’s time to withdraw. September 16, 2019

The war in Afghanistan is just a few weeks away from its 18th birthday. So are the next generation of military recruits. Let that sink in. Soon, new recruits will be younger than the war they could be sent to fight in. A service member who deployed in the early part of that war could... […]

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