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Clinton American Legion Post #103 forms Sons of the American Legion

 
On Saturday August 4th, the Sons of the American Legion charter was presented to the newly organized Squadron 103. Those present during the ceremony were (from left to right), Carm Sartie, Tom Reddington, Ron Jones, Eugene Gort, Illinois SAL Detachment Commander, Nate Ennis SAL Commander, Rob Volker SAL Vice Commander, Ron Devore and Gavin Devore, SAL members. The Legion members, Reddington, Jones and Devore are on the advisory committee, appointed by the Post.
 
The Sons of the American Legion were first founded in 1932, as a civilian organization founded on the principles of serving older veterans, patriotic holiday observances, and other civic functions. The purpose of the squadron is “to foster and perpetuate a true spirit of Americanism.” Membership is comprised of Grandsons, Fathers, and Sons of veterans who have served our nations armed forces, during past wars and conflicts. Eligible male descendants of any age may join. The SAL charter is displayed with the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary charters.
 
SAL Commander Nate Ennis is recognized for his coaching of American Legion sponsored ball teams, and a travelling team called “Revolution.” His vast military family history dates to the American Revolution. Vice Commander Rob Volker is the son of a decorated marine. Both are very encouraged to lead the squadron into the future. You can follow or join the sons by contacting the American Legion on its website, https://crangbennett.wixsite.com/clintonil.

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