Vietnam Veterans of America
Chapter 862
Beaver County, Pa.
The "Largest" VVA Chapter in Pennsylvania
Region II - Largest in the United States VVA 12, 867 - AVVA 1,543
5th "Largest Chapter in the United States"

Every one have a Great Weekend"
*
VVA 862 at the VETERANS DAY PARADE in BEAVER FALLS, Pa.
*
For any Information on Filling out your "Last Will" & "Testament"
Contact: Jake Barsottini @ 724-601-7293
or you can
email him at: jbarsottini@gmail.com
*
Please watch the Website for any upcoming activities!

*
Enjoy the changes to our Website

Our VVA 862 "Memorial Stone" at Cemetery of the Alleghenies
Are you a Veteran with No Where to go for your Funeral?
You already have a Place at the Cem of the Alleghenies.
For more Information about Cemetery of the Alleghenies,
Please contact:
Ron Worstell, Bill Laughner or Lee Corfield.
*
Are you a "VETERAN WHO IS DISTRAUGHT"?
Have you "CONTEMPLATED SUICIDE"?
There are "Friends" to talk to at the "Veterans Crisis Line" - RIGHT NOW!
Please Click on the Link Below for more information:
What's new at VVA.ORG "Updated Weekly"

*
Vietnam Veterans of America
The purposes of Vietnam Veterans of America's national organization, its
state councils, and its chapters are:
|
|
To help foster, encourage, and promote the improvement of the condition of the Vietnam-era veteran. |
|
|
To promote physical and cultural improvement, growth and
development, self-respect, self-confidence, and usefulness of Vietnam-era
veterans and others. To eliminate discrimination suffered by Vietnam-era veterans and to develop channels of communication which will assist Vietnam-era veterans to maximize self-realization and enrichment of their lives and enhance life-fulfillment. |
|
|
To study, on a non-partisan basis, proposed legislation, rules, or regulations introduced in any federal, state, or local legislative or administrative body which may affect the social, economic, educational, or physical welfare of the Vietnam-era veteran or others; and to develop public-policy proposals designed to improve the quality of life of the Vietnam-era veteran and others, especially in the areas of employment, education, training, and health. |
|
|
To conduct and publish research, on a non-partisan basis, pertaining to the relationship between Vietnam-era veterans and the American society, the Vietnam War experience, the role of the United States in securing peaceful co-existence for the world community, and other matters which affect the social, economic, educational, or physical welfare of the Vietnam-era veteran or others. |
|
|
To assist disabled and needy military veterans including, but not limited to, Vietnam-era veterans and their dependents, and the widows and orphans of deceased veterans. |
![]()
As of May 16, 2012, the "Total Names" on the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington DC is now
58,272
POW MIA's as of April 25th, 2013 is now down to
1648
*
Click on your "Branch of Service" for "Updated News"
*
Together Then!!!, Together Now!!!
Please "Welcome" these New VVA 862 Members:
George R Yaccich - New Brighton, Pa.
Lanny R Golden - Lemont Furnace, Pa.

VVA : Is the only National Vietnam Veterans Organization Congressionally Chartered and exclusively dedicated to Vietnam Veterans and their families.
Last updated - May 18th 2013
Webmaster - "Lee" Corfield
Contact: Lee at
VVA Household Goods Collection and Donation
(click below)![]()
You may also call:
1-800-775-VETS
|
The largest Military Webring in the World! Want to join the ring? Get infoVisit other sites |