East Haddam/Moodus Memorial VFW Post 3336

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East Haddam/ Moodus is a veteran's service organization, a registered IRS Section 501(c) (19) nonprofit, to support and revitalize the local veteran community, benefitting our town, the state and the nation.

WEDNESDAY Oct 21st - co****le at American Legion, Baron- Smith- Golec Post 156, East Haddam to benefit the East Haddam/M...
10/19/2026

WEDNESDAY Oct 21st - co****le at American Legion, Baron- Smith- Golec Post 156, East Haddam to benefit the East Haddam/Moodus Memorial VFW Post 3336
$20 per person

⏰ 5:30pm
👍No experience necessary, all skill levels welcome, casual game environment.
đź’µ Cash prize for winning team!

Grab some friends, have a good time, and support a great local organization!

WEDNESDAY Oct 14th - co****le at American Legion, Baron- Smith- Golec Post 156, East Haddam to benefit the East Haddam/M...
10/12/2026

WEDNESDAY Oct 14th - co****le at American Legion, Baron- Smith- Golec Post 156, East Haddam to benefit the East Haddam/Moodus Memorial VFW Post 3336

$20 per person
⏰ 5:30pm
👍No experience necessary, all skill levels welcome, casual game environment.
đź’µ Cash prize for winning team!

Grab some friends, have a good time, and support a great local organization!

WEDNESDAY Oct 7th - co****le at American Legion, Baron- Smith- Golec Post 156, East Haddam to benefit the East Haddam/Mo...
10/05/2026

WEDNESDAY Oct 7th - co****le at American Legion, Baron- Smith- Golec Post 156, East Haddam to benefit the East Haddam/Moodus Memorial VFW Post 3336

$20 per person
⏰ 5:30pm
👍No experience necessary, all skill levels welcome, casual game environment.
đź’µ Cash prize for winning team!

Grab some friends, have a good time, and support a great local organization!

On Sept 26, VFW Post 3336 held their 3rd Annual Family Picnic. Thank you to all the Post members and their families for ...
10/01/2026

On Sept 26, VFW Post 3336 held their 3rd Annual Family Picnic. Thank you to all the Post members and their families for braving the weather to come. It was a great time gathering to enjoy each other's company, as well as to celebrate the wonderful community projects accomplished during the year.

Three individuals were recognized for their countless hours of their time supporting Post 3336:

- Irma Carper-Miller was awarded an Honorary Membership for her involvement with the Cemetery Troopers diligently recording each stone repaired in a notebook and with photos, as well as being the shepherd of the Cemetery Troopers email list sharing the cemetery schedules and providing summaries of the repairs after each day.

- Brian C**n was recognized for his ambition and hard work as a new member helping the Cemetery Troopers, visiting veterans at Chestelm Rehabilitation, and helped keep comrades warm with supplies at the recent Freezin' for a Reason.

- Don Henson was recognized for his many years of outstanding service and dedication to Post 3336. Don was an integral part in the formation of the Cemetery Troopers and their mission to honor fallen veterans in the historic cemeteries in town. His traditional networking technique of 'knocking on doors' facilitated the acquisition of the tripod, trailer, and other equipment for the Troopers. He taught anyone wanting to help how to clean stones, which lead to annual Cemetery Preservation Workshops. He also spearheaded a number of fundraising events, such as the annual chili cook-off, the Wednesday night co****le games, a scavenger hunt, tag sale, and others. His dedication to give back to the community and continue to serve beyond the uniform helped elevate Post 3336 on both the State and national level.

We look forward to seeing everyone next year!

Today we proudly celebrate VFW Day and honor the men and women devoted to this valuable organization and those members w...
09/29/2026

Today we proudly celebrate VFW Day and honor the men and women devoted to this valuable organization and those members who have served our nation. The VFW began in 1899 when small groups of veterans returning from the Spanish-American War (1898) and the Philippine Insurrection (1899-1902) founded local societies to secure rights and benefits for their service. These small chapters grew and eventually banded together. The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States was established in Columbus, Ohio, on September 29, 1899, by Spanish‑American War veteran James C. Putnam. Today, membership stands at more than 1.4 million members of the VFW and its Auxiliary.

The VFW advocates for America’s veterans and their families on Capitol Hill; assists veterans in obtaining VA benefits with a VFW Service Officer; provides financial assistance to military families struggling with the hardships of war, and much more. Post 3336 is proud to serve our veterans, the military, and our communities. No one does more for veterans.
(Sources: https://vfw.org/about-us; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veterans_of_Foreign_Wars)

On Sept 19, the VFW Post 3336 Cemetery Troopers were awarded a certificate of appreciation by the Sons of the American R...
09/24/2026

On Sept 19, the VFW Post 3336 Cemetery Troopers were awarded a certificate of appreciation by the Sons of the American Revolution to recognize their contributions to the local community and to the remembrance of all our fallen veterans. Specifically, the Cemetery Troopers installed a restored head and foot stone of Major General Joseph Spencer in Riverview Cemetery (near the Nathan Hale Schoolhouse).

Spencer was one of the most patriotic figures of East Haddam. He was the great-grandson of Gerard and Hannah Spencer, who were part of the first settlers of East Haddam in 1662. He was appointed Major in 1757 for the French and Indian War, and then served as Colonel of the East Haddam Company for the Lexington Alarm on April 19, 1775. He became Brigadier-General for the 2nd Reg. in June 1775, and then his final rank of Major General on Aug 9, 1776. Prior to his military service, he was Judge of Probate for the District of East Haddam in 1753.

Congratulations to the Cemetery Troopers on this well-deserved award. Their relentless hard work and dedication in the historic cemeteries across East Haddam and Moodus is amazing.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
09/23/2026

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

Today VFW Post 3336 remembers and honors those Americans who were prisoners of war (POW) and those who never returned ho...
09/18/2026

Today VFW Post 3336 remembers and honors those Americans who were prisoners of war (POW) and those who never returned home from service (MIA).

According to a Congressional Research Service report on POW: 130,201 World War II service members were imprisoned; 14,072 them died. 7,140 Korean War service members were imprisoned; 2,701 of them died. 725 Vietnam War service members were imprisoned; 64 of them died. 37 service members were imprisoned during conflicts since 1991, including both Gulf wars; none are still in captivity.

According to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, 83,114 Americans who fought in those wars are still missing, including: 73,515 from World War II (an approximate number due to limited or conflicting data); 7,841 from the Korean War; 1,626 from Vietnam; 126 from the Cold War; 6 from conflicts since 1991. About 75% of those missing Americans are somewhere in the Asia-Pacific. More than 41,000 are presumed lost at sea. (Source: https://www.military.com)

You are not forgotten.

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PO Box 410
Moodus, CT
06469

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