Post 3063 was proud to represent at the annual University of Washington Joint Service Review Awards Ceremony on May 22. The post provided an award and $100 to a cadet from each service for outstanding achievement and exceptional leadership ability. Congratulations to the following cadets!
Air Force – Cadet Jaden Walls Army – CDT Kellie J. Weaver Navy – MIDN Alex Taller (not in attendance)
Commander Teeter with UW AFROTC Cadet Jaden Walls.Comrade Seo with UW Army ROTC CDT Kellie J. Weaver.
We hosted Senator Patty Murray at Post 3063 for a round table on veteran women’s health April 22. Thank you to the senator for her steadfast leadership in supporting veterans, especially our women veterans. Thank you also to the veterans who came and told their stories. See coverage of the visit here.
We invite you to join us for the District 2 2025 Spring Brunch Fundraiser this Saturday, April 5 at Ballard Eagleson VFW Post 3063! VFW Post 3063 is an integral part of District 2, which encompasses VFW posts in the Seattle area, with several of our members serving in district leadership positions.
Date: Saturday, April 5, 2025 Time: Doors open at 10:30 AM | Brunch at 11:00 AM | Ends by 1:00 PM Location: Ballard Eagleson VFW Post 3063 (2812 NW Market St, Seattle, WA)
Enjoy a delicious brunch cooked by our own Comrade Aaron Cook, featuring a Mimosa & Bloody Mary bar, plus a raffle featuring amazing gift baskets from local VFW posts.
Brunch Menu
Biscuits & Gravy (vegetarian option available)
Bacon & Sausage
Hash Browns & Scrambled Eggs
Fresh Fruit
Butter & Jam on the Side
Tickets:
Adults: $20+fee online / $25 at the door (without RSVP)
Children (12 & under): $10 (we’ll have a crafts & toys corner for kiddos!)
VFW Post 3063 submitted a letter of support for the proposed updates to the Memorial Wall at Memorial Stadium, advocating for much-needed improvements to honor veterans with a more accessible and dignified space. The renovation plan includes a dedicated area for reflection and events while improving the wall’s setting away from parking areas.
A briefing presentation shared with the Landmarks Preservation Board can be viewed here.
The board is set to vote on the proposal soon, and public comments are encouraged. To submit your input before the vote, visit here.