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Captain
John J. McKenna IV Military Courtesy Room
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Cliff Seguin presenting Ray O'Connor- Saratoga
National Bank- CEO with a plaque for their contributions for
the year 2010.
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to fund additional postage to send care packages to the Troops.
Please donate freely to support this
event! |
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Welcome Home, Major Schutz!
Gathering to honor and welcome Major Schutz from Afghanistan
at Jim and Sue Hills home in Lake Luzerne. From L to R- Cliff
Seguin, Terri Perry, Major Wm. Schutz, Jerky Jim Hill, Mrs.
Schutz and their children.
 World
War Two Veteran Leslie Lane is 92 years old and still doing
his part to serve our country and honor our troops.
Pennies for Pillows- Organizers needed to start a drive
in your area. Click here for
more information...
OAAS
now offers "Pick-a-Package"- We offer select
packages that we will pack and ship to any soldier you wish.
Packages are reasonably priced and any proceeds go to support
the continued operation of Operation Adopt a Soldier. (As
always, if you wish to have a soldiers name added to our mailing
list, we will send them packages on a regular basis, free
of charge)
Send
a message to our troops- XEROX
supports our soldiers with postcards and more!
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Important Notice:
We have been receiving calls and email from schools
all over the country. We are not affiliated with Operation,
adopt a soldier or Operation "adopt a soldier"-
Stage One Productions. We are a 501 (c) 3 organization
that would sincerely welcome all donations but we do
not solicit from schools. If you would like to send
letters or items to the troops we would gladly accept
them at no charge. The only cost would be to ship them
to us. If you have any further questions please contact
us. Thank you.
Siena College Charity Week supports many charities
including Operation Adopt-a-Soldier.
OAAS was presented with donations of $17,969.
Charity
Week Supports Soldiers
Dunkin'
Donuts and OAAS Team Up!
Spotlight on the
Clifton Park Town hall drop site... OAAS
is sponsoring the "Flock
a Friend" fundraiser. Want to have a bit
of fun with your friends or family? Contact OAAS to
set up a Flocking.
We will visit the Flock
site you designate and place a Flock
of Pink Flamingos on the lawn for all to see. The
gag is inexpensive, easy to arrange and every dollar
goes to support OAAS.
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Siena College, Morgan Fryer and Alison Bartunek
raise $17, 969 for OAAS |
Saratoga Casino
Donates $2,500 |
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Operation
Adopt a Soldier would like give a big thanks to our dear friends
who make what we do possible. They are there for us when we need
financial backing, promotion of our events, donations for the soldiers
and volunteer work. Froggy 107.1, SEFCU, The Town of Wilton, American
Legion and VFW of Ballston Spa, Carmine Dio, Dunkin Donuts and many
others have made considerable donations, services and time to support
OAAS and the troops we serve. It is businesses like this that make
charitable organizations work and it makes me proud to call them
a great friend to OAAS. Cliff Sequin, Founder
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| "The
Operation Adopt A Soldier/Project Yellow Ribbon Program started
in the minds of two men and became a thoughtful deed of many.
I, as an elected state representative, can't thank the men
and women of this Program enough. I have personally witnessed
from my two cousins (Sergeants Roy and Levi Sayward) recently
returning from Iraq just how much the contact, gifts and thoughts
mean to all. We owe the men and women serving more than can
ever be repaid and we owe those who continue to serve with
programs like this." Teresa
R. Sayward, Assemblywoman 113 AD New York
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"Cliff
Seguin and the volunteers at Operation Adopt-A-Soldier have
dedicated an enormous amount of time and effort to connecting
community members with the military men and women serving
abroad. I have no doubt that Operation Adopt-A-Soldier has
played a vital role in keeping up the morale of the courageous
men and women serving abroad. Operation Adopt-A-Soldier lets
our military men and women know that they are in our thoughts
and hearts and allows us at home a means to assist our soldiers
as they fight on all of our behalves." Senator
Roy J. McDonald |
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