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The Annual Woodstock American Legion Memorial Day Parade Will be held Monday May 28, 2012. Assembly will be at the
Woodstock Playhouse parking grounds. Units participating in the Parade should begin arriving at 11:00am. The Parade will kick off At 12:00 noon and proceed up Mill Hill Road, to Rock City Road, and stop shortly at the Woodstock Cemetery. After a brief Ceremony. The Parade will reform down Rock City Road to Tinker Street, continuing. Through the Village to its Neher Street end.

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We are presently looking at changing the quorum numbers to allow us to have more meetings when less members show up. We are also looking for more flexibility to change those quorum numbers when needed to better suit the Post in the future. In addition to these changes we will seek to add language in order to keep up with technology; specifically notifications by e-mail and website. Other changes may also be proposed so please stay active in the Post and if you have any questions please let me know. Thank you.
 
By-Laws Committee
Legionnaire Mickey Edwards (Chairman)

Vice Commander Donny Haberski Jr.	legionpost1026@gmail.com
Historian Varick Graver	Varick.Graver@ametek.com
Trusteee Donald Haberski	donusn48@aol.com
Legionnaire Bruce Eckert	pbwizard710@firehousemail.com

  

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American Legion Post 1026 located in scenic Woodstock, NY was formed on April 3, 1932. It is a not-for-profit community-service organization whose members include veteran members from all of America’s Armed Forces. 

The Woodstock American Legion exists for veterans and their families. We honor and support all veterans who have served our country as we continue to foster and perpetuate Americanism while encouraging individual obligations to community, state, and government service. In these ways, the members of American Legion Post 1026 are active in the Woodstock community through various programs. 

The purpose of Woodstock American Legion Post 1026 can best be expressed by these words "...to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan".  President Abraham Lincoln—Second Inaugural Address 1865

Our mission is to support our Veterans, their rights and our community. Our call to duty did not end with our military service. Our strong sense of pride, honor and love of country will keep us focused. We shall endeavor in our mission, never shall we fail and gallantly we will wear our colors.

Photo Credit: Woodstock Times, 11/18/1999

"A reflection of the sacrifice"