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The objective of the Veterans Council of St. Johns County, Florida is
to be of assistance to all veterans who have served in any of the
military branches of service of the United States of America.
This website is designed to serve our veterans and shall act as a
communications center for this Council. The Council is proud of
our past successes and we look forward to many more in the
months and years to come.
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St. Johns Veterans Council receives County Commissioners Proclamation
On Nov. 3, the Veterans Council of St. Johns County met with the Board of County
Commissioners to receive a proclamation from the Commissioners honoring our Veterans. As we
have done every year in the past, we presented the BCC with gifts. This year, we presented each
of the Commissioners and Administration with a copy of LTC Greg Moore's book, “Sacred Ground:
The Military Cemetery at St. Augustine,” that he wrote before his passing. Alison Simpson,
Command Historian, Florida National Guard, wrote an inscription in the front cover “In
remembrance of the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, and in honor of our nation's
veterans, please accept this book on behalf of LTC (Retired) Gregory A. Moore, deceased, as a
token of appreciation for your service to this community and as a source for inspiration to learn
more about our great country and the men and women who made it so.”
LTC Greg Moore’s widow Nancy Moore was in attendance for the presentation.
Bill Dudley, Chairman
Veterans Council of St. Johns County
The Veterans Council of St. Johns County, Inc., is an exempt organization, recognized under IRC§501(c)(3) as a public charity, FEIN 27-1971825, registered (# CH31930) with the Florida
Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services as The Veterans Council of St. Johns County, Inc., which may solicit funds as The William E. Dudley Foundation. Contributions may be
deductible from taxable federal income as charitable donations under IRC§170 and/or IRC§6115. The Council does not use professional solicitors. 100% of funds received benefit the
missions of the Council: supporting, advising, advocating, recommending and assisting the various commissions, organizations and citizens of St. Johns County, and funding The William E.
Dudley Foundation.
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St. Johns Veterans Council receives County Commissioners Proclamation
On Nov. 3, the Veterans Council of St. Johns County met with the Board of County
Commissioners to receive a proclamation from the Commissioners honoring our Veterans. As we
have done every year in the past, we presented the BCC with gifts. This year, we presented each
of the Commissioners and Administration with a copy of LTC Greg Moore's book, “Sacred Ground:
The Military Cemetery at St. Augustine,” that he wrote before his passing. Alison Simpson,
Command Historian, Florida National Guard, wrote an inscription in the front cover “In
remembrance of the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, and in honor of our nation's
veterans, please accept this book on behalf of LTC (Retired) Gregory A. Moore, deceased, as a
token of appreciation for your service to this community and as a source for inspiration to learn
more about our great country and the men and women who made it so.”
LTC Greg Moore’s widow Nancy Moore was in attendance for the presentation.
Bill Dudley, Chairman
Veterans Council of St. Johns County
Honoring our Veterans
Veterans Day in St. Augustine, Monday November 11, at Anastasia Baptist Church, 1650
A1A S, join us as we all celebrate and honor our veterans.
Hosted by the Veterans Council of St. Johns County along with the Military Officers
Association of America, Ancient City Chapter.
The Atrium doors open at 9am. On display in the Atrium will be the Traveling Vietnam and
War on Terror Walls, and over 40 display tables from local Not for Profits, Military Groups,
with military displays.
The Veterans Day Ceremony will start promptly at 11:00 am.
The Keynote speaker is Robert A. Hardwick, Sheriff, St. Johns County, an Operation Desert
Storm and Iraqi Freedom veteran.
This year we feature Nationally Acclaimed Vann Morris performing “Old Glory”.
Patriotic entertainment by the St. Augustine High School Chorale, participation by local
JROTC’s and Sea Cadets.
This is a free event with plenty of onsite free parking.
Please see the attached pictures. Questions: rothfeldm@gmail.com