Download the membership application Loveland 1250 Membership Application
Come and join us and get in on the camaraderie and fellowship!
Get the latest newsletter Click Here
We are also looking for a FEW GOOD tax deductible DONATIONS to help us with many community projects.
If you would like to see what we are planning and how you can help please download the following file
MCL-1250 Donation Form (PDF) or MCL-1250 Donation Form (DOC)
|
The Few, The Proud |
|
Once A Marine, Always A Marine |
Loveland, Detachment 1250
PO BOX 7861
LOVELAND, CO 80537
Next Meeting Thursday, September 9, 2010 at 19:30 (7:30 pm)
at the Associated Veterans Club in Loveland. 305 N. Cleveland Ave
Please patronize our sponsors. To become a sponsor please contact one of our officers.
Come and meet other Vets who have 'Been There ' Done That!'
Enjoy a free lunch on us, the Larimer County Veterans Advisory Group.
Download the flier for all the informatiom.
Get the posters up and pass out the fliers and let's make this one big event for all of the Veterans in Larimer County!
| Poster 11x17
Poster: PDF Poster: Word Doc |
Mini 8.5x5.5
Flier: PDF Flier: Word Doc |
| The Loveland Marine Corps League has accomplished the mission of painting the canon at Dwayne Webster Veterans Park. Click on the photo to see the project as it progressed. On Monday and Tuesday, May 17 and 18 the Loveland Detachment painted the Howitzer cannon at Dwayne Webster Veterans Park on the South Shore of Lake Loveland. This canon has been well used by children climbing on it for decades. |
|
|
Lost and Found When I went to pick up the tickets at Applebee’s the manager asked me if I could do him a favor. It seems that sometime in the past few months a Marine was in the restaurant and his challenge coin must have fell out of his pocket. The manager wanted to know if I could track him down and return his coin. I said it sounded like a challenge to me, so I have the coin. 
Well we ran the story in the Loveland Reporter Herald and got a call from the grateful owner. Read the stories here Lost and Found |
|
The flag bin was installed on September 1, 2008 and there has been a steady flow of flags being deposited in the bin.
The bin gets emptied twice a week. We have collected over 2,000 flags for proper disposal! Ooh Rah! We receive quite a few 6 x 10 foot flags that are in pretty fair condition that would make good candidates for flag retirement ceremonies. If you know of any Scouts that would like one have them contact me. The flags have ranged in size from tiny toothpick size to a giant 20' x 38' garrison flag. Needless to say this is a great service to the citizens of Loveland who have shown their appreciation and respect for our flag by using the disposal bin. A special thanks to the Loveland Fire Department for taking on the task of ensuring they are respectfully retired. Also, a big round of applause goes to Abel Herrera for collecting the last 850 flags.
Some flags have special meanings and here are a some of those Here is the Complete Story |
A Final Farewell A look at a burial detail.
Semper Fi!
For more information call Tom Buchanan at 667-6269 or Email five_toes@msn.com