At the Brecksvile Veterans Hospital
VFW and Auxiliary Members volunteering.
Courtesy of V.F.W. 4929
Twinsburg Firing Squad
John Yanok, Bob Davit, Wilbur Kirby, Larry Richner, Allen Burkwell, Carl Crooks
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The Twinsburg Honor Roll
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VFW Hall
VFW 4929 Hall in 2004
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Brecksville Veteran's Hospital
Larry Roach, Zig Buganski, Wilfred Terril, Ellen Magenson and others volunteering in Brecksville.
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VFW 4929
The swearing in ceremony for the initial members of VFW 4929
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Memorial Day 1977
VFW 4929 during Memorial Day on 1977.
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Memorial Day 1992
VFW 4929 on Memorial Day in 1992.
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Memorial Day 1994
Auxiliary of VFW 4929 on Memorial Day in 1994.
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Memorial Day 2002
VFW 4929 on Memorial Day 2002.
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Memorial Day 2002
VFW 4929 on Memorial Day 2002.
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Memorial Day 2003
Memorial Day 2003 Procession
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Memorial Day 2004
2004 Memorial Day Procession
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Memorial Day, 2004 at the VFW
Phil Weiss, Wilfred Terrill and Harold Munn celebrating at VFW 4929 on Memorial Day 2004.
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Memorial Day 2008
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Memorial Day 2009
2009 Memorial Day Procession.
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Memorial Day 2009
2009 Memorial Day Procession
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Memorial Day 2008
Boy Scout Procession during 2008 Memorial Day
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Thank You Letter
A letter from 1957 thanking the VFW for one of its many activities to support Veterans.
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Relay for Life
VFW 4929 supplying a Color Guard for 2005's Relay For Life.
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1957 Note from Fire Department
In 1957 V.F.W. 4929 gifted an American flag to the new fire station.
Courtesy of V.F.W. 4929.
V,F,W, has a long standing commitment to the region
V.F.W. 4929 has been participating in parades in marches celebrating veterans for decades.
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V.F.W. 4929 has often provided honor guards.
They have always been first in line to be of use honoring our veterans.
Courtesy of V.F.W. 4929.
V.F.W.4929 and youth groups
V.F.W. 4929 has always been available for events with local scout and cub troupes.
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V.F.W. 4929 traces it's history back to the late 1940s.
Founded by a mix of World War One veterans and servicemen recently returning World War Two soldiers, sailors and flyers, 4929 has been committed to the region for seven decades.
Courtesy of V.F.W. 4929.
V.F.W. often has sponsored contests for local students.
These young men, in the 1960s, were the winners of the Poppy Day (Remembrance Day) poster contest to commemorate World War One veterans.
Courtesy of V.F.W. 4929
The roots of V.F.W. 4929 go back to the mid century.
While 4929 was a mix of World War One and Two veterans, women played a large role early on.
Courtesy of V.F.W. 4929.
The Twinsburg Honor Roll
The Honor Roll stood in the Square until 1956, when it was torn down. It listed all the Twinsburg Men who served in World War II.
Alvin Robertson
Robertson died on November 6, 1968 while serving in Vietnam. A.W. Robertson Park on Twinsburg Road was dedicated to him in January of 1969.
Courtesy of The Twinsburg Historical Society.