Category: Event
Post Members, Family, and Friends Celebrate the Holidays
Thank you to everyone who helped celebrate the holidays with Post 3063 at the post’s annual holiday party Dec. 13. Special thanks goes out to Anne Leake, our lovely Santa Claus, Top of the Hill Barbershop Quartet for the holiday tunes, Chef Kay and crew for the wonderful food, Comrade Mamallo for the Christmas photos, and the many others who contributed to the merry event.


Thanksgiving Feast Courtesy of Chef Kay and Crew
Here’s a pic from our Thanksgiving social, which featured a traditional Turkey dinner with all the trimmings prepared by Chef Kay Seelig and crew. Table decorations and thank you cards to our veterans were provided by Daniel Waldschidt’s students at Wallingford’s Hamilton International Middle School.
World War I Centennial & 2018 Veterans Day Event
Did you know this year marks the 100th Anniversary of the Great War? Events are planned across to the state to remember those from Washington State who fought with allied forces. See the attached flyer for the World War I Centennial Event information and read more here.
Annual Spaghetti Fundraiser Volunteers’ Hard Work Pays Off
By Alyson M. Teeter

Many hours of work paid off for VFW Post 3063 volunteers during the VFW Post 3063 Annual Spaghetti Fundraiser and Raffle Sept. 8, 2018. The annual spaghetti fundraiser, which has been held at the post hall for a number of years, brought in $5797.77. The net proceeds will be deposited in the Post Relief Fund, which benefits a variety of causes, from local veterans in need — including those at the Seattle VA hospital — to the VFW’s National Home for Children.
The hall was jam packed with comrades,

family members, and friends due in part to the Seelig family. Two-year Trustee Russ Seelig and his family performed a bulk of the work, from collecting raffle items to cooking the food. Their dedication to executing a phenomenal event was evident in the amount and quality of raffle items, the large turnout, and the taste of the food.
Many other members helped behind the scenes by collecting or donating

raffle items and selling tickets. Robert Kettle narrated and kept the event running smoothly. The Post 3063 Color Guard performed a flawless posting of the colors. Jan Bryson provided front office support before, during, and after the event.
Thank you to all who attended and come again next year!