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Sister AnnCatherine Veierstahler
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- Served in Cambodian Refugee Camp in 1980
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- American Legion Unit 18, Volunteer VA Hospital - Milwaukee, WI
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Dollar General collecting toys bought at their store for children of our military personnel - to say "Thank you for serving"
Dollar General at 5679 South 27th St. will be donating toys bought at their store for the children of our military personnel to say "thank you for serving" to our many families who have children whose parents are or have served our Country.
Please stop by the store and say thank you to the General Manager, Terry, and his staff for thinking of us at this time. They want to make sure that every child has something for christmas, a book, a puzzle, a toy, etc. The most important message that Dollar… Continue
Please stop by the store and say thank you to the General Manager, Terry, and his staff for thinking of us at this time. They want to make sure that every child has something for christmas, a book, a puzzle, a toy, etc. The most important message that Dollar… Continue
Posted on November 17, 2009 at 4:24pm —
Ponderosa Steakhouse, Manager Brian Styer, and Staff honor and thank our Veterans with an excellent buffet
Thank you to Brian Styer, Manager, Ponderosa Steakhouse, and to all your staff for your outstanding hospitality and delicious buffet to honor our Veterans. Many of us from VA, Veterans and volunteers, had a chance to share this delicious meal in a wonderful social setting.
We appreciate your kindness and caring. You treated us royally.
Sister Ann Catherine Veierstahler, SCSJA
Tom Phillips, Tiffany Koehler, Phil and Barb, Celine and Bernie, Bob and Bobby Veierstahler, Jerry, Frank, Manny and so m… Continue
We appreciate your kindness and caring. You treated us royally.
Sister Ann Catherine Veierstahler, SCSJA
Tom Phillips, Tiffany Koehler, Phil and Barb, Celine and Bernie, Bob and Bobby Veierstahler, Jerry, Frank, Manny and so m… Continue
Posted on November 10, 2009 at 8:50am —
Ponderosa offering free Buffet with Beverage to all Veterans and Military Personnal on Monday, Nov. 9th
Brian, the manager at Ponderosa, 4175 South 76th St. (76th and Coldspring on Milwaukee's Southside) is giving a special salute to Freedom by offering Veterans and Military Personnel a free buffet with Beverage on Monday, Nov. 9th. The Restaurant is open from 11am until 9pm.
Please be sure to thank Brian, the manager, for his hospitality in bringing us together to show his gratifude for our Service to our Country.
Sister Ann Catherine Veierstahler, SCSJA
Please be sure to thank Brian, the manager, for his hospitality in bringing us together to show his gratifude for our Service to our Country.
Sister Ann Catherine Veierstahler, SCSJA
Posted on November 6, 2009 at 10:39am —
Wisconsin Warrior Summit - Part 2 - "Shot Between the Eyes: The View from the Veterans"
Personal stories are powerful - they make people, places, events "real"!
A very special "thank you" to Kathy Rodrick who shared the story of her son, Kevin. Kevin seemed to look forward to his service to our Country - and he served our Country well in the Military. His story, however, ended not like what we would want.
My reflection: We are called here to this summit to become more aware of the possibility of suicide among our Veterans and we are called to reach out in every way possible to brin… Continue
A very special "thank you" to Kathy Rodrick who shared the story of her son, Kevin. Kevin seemed to look forward to his service to our Country - and he served our Country well in the Military. His story, however, ended not like what we would want.
My reflection: We are called here to this summit to become more aware of the possibility of suicide among our Veterans and we are called to reach out in every way possible to brin… Continue
Posted on October 27, 2009 at 9:21am —
Wisconsin Warrior Summit - Keynote Speaker: Mr. John Scocos Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs
Mr. Scocos has just returned from his second tour in Iraq.
He started with a powerful statement: ONE % OF THE POPULATION SERVES OUR COUNTRY - THESE ARE OUR VETERANS! They have a right to housing, health and hope!
My comment and reflection: that leaves 99% of us to embrace our Veterans who have served our Country!
That means 99% of us are called to provide the appropriate housing and health care for our Veterans.
Later Dr. Michael McBride said that guilt and grief are so prevelant among our retur… Continue
He started with a powerful statement: ONE % OF THE POPULATION SERVES OUR COUNTRY - THESE ARE OUR VETERANS! They have a right to housing, health and hope!
My comment and reflection: that leaves 99% of us to embrace our Veterans who have served our Country!
That means 99% of us are called to provide the appropriate housing and health care for our Veterans.
Later Dr. Michael McBride said that guilt and grief are so prevelant among our retur… Continue
Posted on October 26, 2009 at 9:30am —
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 11:53am on September 2, 2010,
Paul Christenson said… - Hi Sister AnnCatherine, it's Paul Christenson. I'm not only new to Dry Hootch,but also the world of computers,so It's taken me a bit to respond,but in response to your question about using one of the pictures that you took of me for placement in the Dry Hootch member area would be fine, and I'll leave is to your discretion as to which one to use for now.But hopefully as time go on one will show up were I appear a bit more human like.
Thank you for your welcome, and I look foreword to seeing you again soon
God Bless
Always Paul
- At 2:42pm on August 31, 2010,
Karlene S said…
- go right ahead, it's ok by me
- At 8:42am on March 31, 2010,
Phyllis Bertholf said…
- I would love to keep in contact. I am now living in Omaha, Nebraska. My husband and I moved here last November to be close to a son and his family. I have been able to find the Veterans community and find if fun. The Va here is somewhat smaller, but I can find volunteer opportunities there also. Thanks for thinking of me. Phyllis
- At 7:30am on January 2, 2010,
Walter Henry said… - Greetings:
I'm still trying to figure-out and get use to this Dryhootch web site. I finally figured out how to send messages to people; albeit not private, which is OK. My cell# is 414-243-1999, please call me so we can make arrqangement to attend the 8AM meeting at MU for Peacemaking group. You mentioned me picking you up, but I need your address. Also I'm attending Vespers for Archbiship designate Listecki on Sunday evening and I'd pick you up for that if you have a need. Wishing everyone a Joy filled New Year.
My love to all, Walt
- At 12:56am on November 7, 2009,
Nancy Aycock said… - Hi Sister Ann Catherine,
Yes, I was the photographer at the MAM last night, my husband Mark was my wonderful assistant! I've been a member of Post 18 too, more invisible lately but you and I have crossed paths before. Maybe if we can each slow down when we see each other next we can have the opportunity to get to know each other better :) Thanks for all that you do! Nancy :)
- At 6:26pm on July 14, 2009,
John Borkowitz said… - Sister AnnCatherine..........
My name is John Borkowitz, and I met you at the V.A. when we were cleaning out the area for the Dryhootch. We talked about my doing volenteer work on Tuesdays or Fridays or both.
I have been under the weather lately and go back to the V.A. tomorrow and the 28th. I hope to join you real soon and be of help any way I can.
As I mentioned I honor vets with my art and my help and look forward to more of serving our veterans.Thanks for all of your help and know that you bring comfort to many.
God Bless you and I look forward to seeing you soon.
John Borkowitz
- At 10:11pm on July 1, 2009,
bob@dryhootch said… - My better half is June
her pages is:http://www.dryhootch.org/profile/JuneCurry
- At 7:33am on July 1, 2009,
Carolyn Tyler said… - WOW! You have captured a true works in progress in great detail. Nice work ~ Not only in the photographs you have taken and are sharing for others to see as the Dryhootch becomes a reality, but for the sweat you are putting into the hard work as well. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
- At 11:35am on June 30, 2009,
Laura E Ebert said…
- Great pictures Sr Ann Catherine!
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