Lake Zurich Post # 964
51 Lions Drive - P. O. Box 331
Lake Zurich, Illinois 60047-0331Phone:(847)438-9477 - FAX (847)550-9164e-mail: Post964@sbcglobal.netMeetings: Executive Board 2nd Fri 6:00PMGeneral Membership 2nd Fri 7:30PM
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The Lake Zurich Area Veterans Monument
This 2004 Governor's Hometown Award winning monument is dedicated to all US and
Allied Military Veterans, who have served, are serving and will serve in the future; living and deceased; peace time and times of war. The names of hundreds of Lake Zurich and surrounding area residents and their relatives are engraved on bricks surrounding the monument. You can visit the monument at 200 Mohawk Trail Road in Lake Zurich, located just in front of the Lake Zurich Police Facility and across from the ELA Township Public Library.
New Lake County Vet Center opened on March 19,2012
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Hometown Hero Joshua Meyers Welcomed Home
Commander John Barrington and Joshua Dec 16, 2011 (CLICK ON PICTURE FOR MORE INFO)
Our Community Involvment
Volunteers will be out the weekend of May 25th accepting donations for Poppies. All monies collected are turned over to the Veterans Hospital. Administration costs are taken care of by the Auxilliary as is the cost of the Poppies. Be on the lookout for our Volunteers on the street corners and in front of LZ Business. 
Memorial Day Parade &
Service May 28, 2012
Lake Zurich Post #964 received the "1st Presidents' Award" from the Lake Zurich Area Chamber of Commerce on Jan 23, 2012 at their Evening of Excellence, for our participation in various Community Events. Accepting the Award was Sr Vice Cmdr Tony Roberti.
Santa (aka Jr Vice Cmdr Mike Sullivan) talks to youngster on Dec 18, 2011 at the Christmas Party held by Service Officer & Lake County VAC Supt Mike Peck for children of "at risk" Veterans. (Click on Santa for more info, then click categories, then Events)
A visit with the 3rd Grade Class at Sarah Adams School in Lake Zurich
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Silverado Senior Living Center, Lake Zurich invited Veterans for Feb 14, 2012 for a luncheon "Thank You Veterans from the Heart." Our Post presented the Colors and greeted the Veterans in residence.
Chaplain Mike Kozar-Trustee's Lee Nega-Don Criel-Jr Vice Cmdr Mike Sullivan-2nd Div Sr Vice Cmdr/Post Judge Advocate Tom Marciciak Lee Nega talks with Veterans in residence
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A visit with the Veterans in Lexington Medical Center in Lake Zurich on Dec 23, 2011 where The American Legion "Gifts to the Yanks" were presented to the V
eterans.
"Gifts "Gifts to the Yanks" table Judge Advocate Tom Marciciak-Adjutant/Historian Chuck Lange-Trustee Rich Johnson- Commander John Brrington--Trstes Don Criel, Jim Behof-Chaplain Mike Kozar
Past PostCmdr/Post Judge Advcte and 2nd Division Vice Commander Tom Marciciak congratulates Rich Johnson on achieving 60 years with The American Legion. A plaque from the Post and the National Commander were presented to Rich at the Feb 17, 2012 10th District Meeting held at our Post.
Allied Military Veterans, who have served, are serving and will serve in the future; living and deceased; peace time and times of war. The names of hundreds of Lake Zurich and surrounding area residents and their relatives are engraved on bricks surrounding the monument. You can visit the monument at 200 Mohawk Trail Road in Lake Zurich, located just in front of the Lake Zurich Police Facility and across from the ELA Township Public Library.
Memorial Day Parade &
Service May 28, 2012
Silverado Senior Living Center, Lake Zurich invited Veterans for Feb 14, 2012 for a luncheon "Thank You Veterans from the Heart." Our Post presented the Colors and greeted the Veterans in residence.
eterans. "Gifts "Gifts to the Yanks" table Judge Advocate Tom Marciciak-Adjutant/Historian Chuck Lange-Trustee Rich Johnson- Commander John Brrington--Trstes Don Criel, Jim Behof-Chaplain Mike Kozar 
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HALL RENTAL
Rental of our Facilities for Weddings-Special Events INFO Click Here
AMERICA SUPPORTS OUR MILITARY MEN & WOMEN
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ASY is an official Department of Defense program that provides opportunities for citizens to show their support of the members of the United States Armed Forces
B I N G O Every Tuesday 6:30 PM
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