American Legion Post15 - Loveland, CO

02/03/2022

Past Commander Severin "Woody" Harmeyer recently passed away on Dec 15th, 2022. Woody a Past Post 15 Commander from 1992-93. A Korean war veteran, Woody was a very active with the Post up until he left Loveland about 2011. He remained as a member until 2019 due to health and other reasons. Woody will be missed but the legacy he led to keep Post 15 alive in its darkest hours will continue to live on in the memories of those who knew him. He was a jokester, very funny person but when it came to the veterans' issues there was no joking, and you knew he meant business. RIP Woody .... Salute

03/31/2021

Long time memebr and Boys Scout leader Jack John Pickett had passed away. His service: Crossroads Church April 1, 2021 1100 Hrs. Practice social distancing - mask a must.

03/31/2021

Past Post Commander 1994-95 Willard Walker has passed peacfully in his sleep Sunday March 28th, services TBD.

10/22/2020

10/07/2020

Post 15 makes news with "Legion Town" on membership success.
Congratulation to POST 15 Loveland, CO.

The mission of The American Legion is more than membership. It's a service we provide. You cannot promote the programs or services of the Legion within the walls of a brick and mortar building.

10/04/2020

History reminder taken from the archives of the Reporter Herald August 28th 1920. ( over 100 years ago)

09/22/2020

Over $100K stolen from The American Legion

Colorado's American Legion headquarters, which supports military veterans and their families, has been hit by a "significant" internal theft.

09/06/2020

As of Sep 4th 2020 Department Commander Dean Noechel has resigned as the Department of Colorado American Legion Commander. Per the Dept. By Laws Sr Vice Commander, Greg Jackson will now fill the position for the remainder of the year.

08/11/2020

you got questions>? They may have the answers .

08/02/2020

Come celebrate a veterans 100th Birthday at 2521 Knollwood Ct. Loveland - Sunday Aug 2nd 1245pm (noon). For more details call Wayne Shou Post 15 commander at (303) 520-4795.

07/28/2020

The American Legion remains firm in a value it has upheld, in the form of a national resolution, since 1923:

WHEREAS, The fundamental law of our country guarantees to all peoples equal rights and equal opportunities and the right to worship their God as they see fit; and ...

WHEREAS, Membership of The American Legion is made up of those who served our country in a time of great national stress, without
distinction as to race, color, creed or class; and ...

RESOLVED, ...That we consider any individual, group of individuals, or organizations, which creates, or fosters racial, religious or class strife among our people, or which takes into their own hands the enforcement of law, determination of guilt, or infliction of punishment, to be
un-American, a menace to our liberties, and destructive to our
fundamental law; and be it finally

RESOLVED, That we consider such actions by any individual, groups, or organizations, to be inconsistent with the ideals and purposes of The American Legion.

This resolution’s place in The American Legion’s conscience is so timeless that it was reaffirmed, in full, at the organization’s 99th National Convention in 2017.