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The PARASCOPE Sep-Oct 2021
The bi-monthly newsletter of the Keystone Chapter of the Paralyzed Veterans of America. Contains:
• Jim Riemer, 1952-2021
• Annual Banquet: video and lots of gift cards
• Chapter office re-staffs, hires two, partially reopens
• Sports & Recreation . . Dane Smith, Sports Director
• 2022 National Veterans Wheelchair Games, Tempe, Arizona 07-12 July 2022
• Happy Birthdays!
• Keystone Chapter Health and Recreation Points System
• Membership Report . . Tom Strang, Membership Officer
2021 Annual Awards Banquet Highlights
The Annual Awards Banquet for the Keystone Chapter of Paralyzed Veterans of America (KPVA.org) went very well. The meeting was conducted by Zoom videoconference and connected members from around Pennsylvania. Approximately fifty individuals took part in the festivities. Chapter President, Mr Mark Rosensteel over saw the event with loads of… Read More »2021 Annual Awards Banquet Highlights
PA Paralyzed/Amputee Pension
For our members who may not know that PA offers this additional benefit – ———————————————————————————————————– Keystone PVA was involved in the rewrite of the legislation making this legislation possible and continuing to make it available for paralyzed vets who qualify. Keystone PVA was involved in eliminating the wartime service requirement.… Read More »PA Paralyzed/Amputee Pension
2019 Veterans Day Poster & Poem Contest Winners Announced!
Congratulations to the winners of our 2019 Veterans Day Poster and Poem Contest! Rilee White in third grade at the Brownsville Area Elementary School from New Salem PA won the grand prize in the poster category. A big thank you to her teacher Ms. Jennifer Novak for sending in all… Read More »2019 Veterans Day Poster & Poem Contest Winners Announced!
Paralyzed Veterans met with members of Congress, staff specialists
During the first week of March 2018, the Paralyzed Veterans of America conducted information seminars, met with members of Congress and their staffs, and testified regarding the health care and mobility needs of paralyzed and other disabled veterans. The events took place on Capitol Hill in Washington. D.C. and in Arlington, Virginia.… Read More »Paralyzed Veterans met with members of Congress, staff specialists