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American Legion National Commander Visits Stone Harbor Post 331

American Legion National Commander Visits Stone Harbor Post 331

Submitted by the American Legion Post 331

From left: National Commander Seehafer with Post 331 Presentation Paver with NJ National Representative O’Grady and Post Commander McCullough
From left: National Commander Seehafer with Post 331 Presentation Paver with NJ National Representative O’Grady and Post Commander McCullough

On Friday, June 14th, The American Legion National Commander, Daniel J. Seehafer, visited the Stephen C. Ludlam American Legion Post 331 in Stone Harbor, NJ. He had recently returned from taking part in the D-Day memorial events in Normandy, France. This was the second time in four years that a National Commander has visited the post.

There are 13,000 American Legion posts worldwide with nearly 2 million members. Accompanying the commander were Gene O’Grady, Alternative NJ Representative to the American Legion National Executive Committee, Chuck Robbins, Department of NJ representative, and the commander’s aide, Mike Rohan who is also the husband of former National Commander Denise Rohan. Post 331’s building, a restored 1895 US Lifesaving Station, is on the State and National Registries of Historic Places and had been featured in the March edition of The American Legion Magazine.

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