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FAVOB Salute to Sisters in Service on June 12th

Join Us for FAVOB Orlando’s Salute to Sisters in Service! In recognition of Women Veterans Recognition Day, FAVOB invites you to an inspiring evening as we honor the incredible contributions of women who have served and continue to lead in business, community, and beyond. Event will be held at Dubsdread Golf Course, 549 West Par St,  Orlando.

Guests will enjoy hors d’oeuvres and refreshments while connecting with trailblazers who have paved the way for women in the military and civilian life. This is a powerful opportunity to build new connections, celebrate achievements, and be inspired by the stories of women who exemplify leadership, resilience, and service.  I would truly appreciate it if each of you could share with your Legion Post, VFW, and other veteran organizations you are a part of. Thank you! 

Please register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/salute-to-sister-in-service-orlando-tickets-1341266587469?aff=oddtdtcreator

We are thrilled to welcome Taylor Galadyk as our guest speaker. Taylor is a Marine Corps veteran, dedicated life coach, and former CrossFit Games athlete who has spent over a decade empowering high-performing women in leadership, strength, and personal development. With a Master’s in Leadership from Georgetown University and a deep passion for building resilience and excellence, Taylor’s message promises to inspire and energize all who attend.  Let’s come together to celebrate Women Veterans Day and honor the extraordinary women who continue to break barriers and lead the way! Women veterans in attendance will receive a soft t-shirt with the message:” Never Underestimate a Woman with a DD214″.
We look forward to seeing you there! If you have questions about our Featured Business opportunity, email Jen Pollock at jen.pollock@amerisbank.com, or Trish Murphy trish@marketingsmartypants.com

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Women Veterans Recognition Day June 12th

Recognizing Everyday “Sheroes” June 12th, 10 am -1 pm Holden Heights Community Center 1201 20th St. Orlando.

Keynote Speaker: History of Women in the Military, LCDR Kathryn Wilgus, NC, Navy Retired Vice President, Villagers for Veterans. POC for the event is veteran Dr. Loretta Forlaw loretta.forlaw@gmail.com There’s still space for a few more vendors (must be wellness, health, or professional resources that serve women veterans) and sponsorship opportunities are still available for anyone looking to support and gain visibility with this amazing event. Ticket availability ends at noon on 10 June 2025 The event is live on VFW Post 10147 website Special Events page   https://www.vfwpost10147.org/specialevents . A direct link to registration/tickets  Women Veterans Day | VFW Post 10147 https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bi6xTTV1g/?mibextid=wwXIfr.  See attached flyer.

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Next MOAA CFC Event is a Luncheon on June 10th at 11:30am

Our next Chapter meeting is a Luncheon at 11:30 am on June 10th and will be held at the DoubleTree Orlando East – UCF Area.  The DoubleTree is located at 12125 High Tech Ave, Orlando. See more information. Please note the hotel sits back off the road and may not be immediately visible.  There will be a full Salad Bar with Cubed Chicken, Turkey, and Ham The price for the lunch is $24 per person and can be paid in cash, check, or credit card.  As always, we will be asking for your generous JROTC/ROTC scholarship contributions!

RSVP no later than June 7th to this email, email lorraineholland@hotmail.com or call 407-221-1388.  Please come out to enjoy a wonderful event with your fellow chapter members and a yet-to-be-confirmed guest speaker.  REMINDER: Due to many of our chapter members escaping the summer heat, our next Luncheon will be on September 9th. 

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Presidents Message

June is upon us, and just like clockwork, our hurricane radar is not far from our minds.  Please see the attached flyer on reminders how to prepare ahead of time, and the article below to jog your memory of what it takes to prepare for the before, during and after storms.  We are having our luncheon on June 10th, and we will skip July and August until more of our members return from their vacations.  June 12th is Women Veterans Recognition Day, and please see the two upcoming events below. June 14th is not only Flag Day, this year we also celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the US Army!  The latest MWR attraction list can be found on our website at www.moaacfc.org (under Current News) for those of you that are sticking around for the summer.  For those of you traveling, I wish you safe journeys! 

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The Children of Fallen Patriots Day on May 13th, 2025

The Children of Fallen Patriots Day on May 13th celebrates the sacrifice of military children who have lost a parent in service to our country. This day helps to raise awareness of the sacrifices and struggles children must endure in the wake of their parent’s death. The numbers are staggering, and in the past 25 years, more than 15,000 children have lost parents in military conflict. This date reminds us to applaud their resilience and strength and show appreciation for the young people whose lives were forever changed. May 13th was selected as the date of observance due to being the day Arlington National Cemetery was established in 1864. Note: Beginning May 7, 2025, individuals over 18 who enter Arlington National Cemetery in a vehicle should be prepared to present a REAL ID at the security checkpoint.

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May is Military Appreciation Month

May is Military Appreciation Month, a time to pause and reflect on the service and sacrifice of those who have served our country. Military Appreciation Month is also a time to acknowledge those who serve alongside veterans. The spouses, partners, and children of service members carry the weight of long absences, emotional distance, and silent struggles. Caring for the whole family is how we truly honor their service.

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