DAV Chapter #64 Elizabeth City, NC

09/07/2026

Help us wish our Chaplain Ricky Perry a wonderful birthday 🎂

08/29/2026

Be sure to come out and see us.

We are back with our friends Texas Roadhouse - Elizabeth City, NC on September 10.

Please come out and support our efforts. Please bring a copy of the flyer or screen shot, then give or show your server.

We look forward to seeing you.
Wesam Pharaoh Richard DohertyKelnisha Mack-Clark Ricky Perry Texas Roadhouse

08/17/2026

Community!

08/15/2026

Tremendous event yesterday. Several attended our VAMC Hampton event. Thanks to the VSO’s that attended. Many thanks and a special shoutout to our Commander Connie Mercer for bringing all of us together.

08/04/2026

Chaplain's Corner.

It is so good to be in the presence of The Lord as we go about our daily challenges. We may have some health issues or problems, but Thank God we still have health left within us. Let us continue to uplift one another daily and lend a hand to our neighbors. You ask who is your neighbor?

Your neighbor is as far as the eye can see left and right. Pray for one another and check on each other. Sometimes a phone call is the best medicine one could receive.

For as long as the Lord is still our Shepherd, we have no need to worry or fear, for He has assigned Angels to each of us. Follow the light and let it show the way to a brighter day.

D.A.V. Chapter 64 is growing strong under our leadership of Commander Mercer and his incredible staff. Let's keep them prayed up daily. Until we meet again, this has been a conversation from the Chaplain's Corner.

God Bless You 🙌 🙏🏽

08/03/2026

It's All About the Veterans!

07/31/2026

Chapter 64 was proud to attend Coast Guard Day.

Left to right, Senior Vice Commander Wesam Pharaoh, Treasurer Ervin White, Comrade Jill Reid and Comrade Richard Doherty.

Big thanks to our youngest volunteer Caydence for being with us.

07/29/2026

Borrowed from another organization

commemorates the formation of the first Army regiments comprised of African American Soldiers.
In 1866, Congress passed the Army Organization Act, allowing formerly enslaved people to serve during the Civil War. Over 180,000 African American men made up six regiments and fought for the Union. Despite the current conflict they faced, they served their country with pride and distinction. Thus, in 1992, Congress passed a law designating July 28 as Buffalo Soldiers Day. Journalist Andrew Poynter

07/28/2026

Summer travel plans? Remember to use the benefits you’ve earned.

07/15/2026

DAV Washington HQ Director Jim Marszalek spoke at a joint press conference with our VSO partners on Capitol Hill this afternoon calling on Congress to remove Section 108 from the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act.

Call the U.S. Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121 and tell your Member of Congress to vote “NO” on the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act until cuts to earned benefits are removed.