South Platte Memorial VFW Post 7356

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11/03/2026

Please take the time to wish our own Post Commander a very Happy Birthday. Derek Duke

Please come join us and bring your loved ones. Bring your appetite for some Saturday morning breakfast cooked and served...
10/10/2026

Please come join us and bring your loved ones. Bring your appetite for some Saturday morning breakfast cooked and served by your local veterans. We look forward to seeing you there.

Please join us as we honor and celebrate POW/MIA day. Bring your family to our Post and enjoy dinner with us.
09/11/2026

Please join us as we honor and celebrate POW/MIA day. Bring your family to our Post and enjoy dinner with us.

It’s that time of the month again to come down with the family and enjoy breakfast at your local VFW Post in downtown Pa...
08/11/2026

It’s that time of the month again to come down with the family and enjoy breakfast at your local VFW Post in downtown Parkville. We look forward to seeing you there and enjoy a meal cooked and served by your local veterans. 🇺🇸🫡

Rest in Peace sir.
07/22/2026

Rest in Peace sir.

We bow our heads in solemn silence as we bid farewell to Jim Glennie, who has passed away at the age of 100. One of the last living heroes of D-Day whose courage was forged in the fires of war and whose life became a lasting testament to sacrifice, resilience, and service.🕊️🇬🇧

At just 18 years old, Jim landed in Normandy with the Gordon Highlanders on D-Day, June 6, 1944, stepping into one of history's most brutal battles. Under relentless enemy fire, he pushed inland with unwavering determination. Only a week later, he was wounded, captured by German forces, and taken to Stalag IV-B, where he endured months of hunger, hardship, and the unimaginable suffering of life as a prisoner of war until freedom finally came in 1945.

Yet war never defined the man he became.

Returning home, Jim built a quiet life as a welder before dedicating three decades as a volunteer at the Gordon Highlanders Museum, ensuring the stories of his fallen comrades would never be forgotten. His portrait now hangs there—a fitting tribute to a soldier who carried history not only in his memories but in his unwavering commitment to remembrance.

On his 100th birthday, he was awarded the British Empire Medal, a nation’s heartfelt thank you to a man who had already given so much.

Today, Scotland has lost one of its last links to the beaches of Normandy. The world has lost another member of the Greatest Generation. But Jim Glennie's legacy will never fade. It lives on in every act of remembrance, every story shared, and every generation inspired by his extraordinary courage.

Rest peacefully, Jim Glennie.

Thank you for your sacrifice. Thank you for your service. And thank you for helping secure the freedom so many now take for granted.

We will remember you. Always.

Please come out and donate blood this Thursday at the American Legion here in Downtown Parkville.
07/14/2026

Please come out and donate blood this Thursday at the American Legion here in Downtown Parkville.

07/10/2026

Our veteran comrades walking around the community in their fancy outfits on the 4th of July.

Some pictures from our Member’s night at our Post for the 4th of July Derek Duke
07/10/2026

Some pictures from our Member’s night at our Post for the 4th of July Derek Duke

Come join us and bring the family to enjoy some breakfast cooked and served by your local veterans on July 18th starting...
07/09/2026

Come join us and bring the family to enjoy some breakfast cooked and served by your local veterans on July 18th starting at 830 am till 11. Hope to see you all there. Joseph Wolfgeher Jr Derek Duke David Godoy Dane Loomis

What a great day for VFW Post 7356!Despite the rain, our members showed up with pride to represent our veteran community...
07/04/2026

What a great day for VFW Post 7356!

Despite the rain, our members showed up with pride to represent our veteran community in the Parkville parade. Thank you to everyone who came out and helped make it a success. Your dedication and patriotism truly reflect what the VFW is all about.

The celebration continues this afternoon. The Post opens at 4:00 pm for members, the Auxiliary, and their families. We'll have games for all ages, with burgers and hot dogs served starting at 5:00 pm.

As the evening winds down, join us on the rooftop to enjoy the fireworks with family and friends. Feel free to bring your favorite beverages or enjoy what's available at the Post.

We look forward to celebrating with everyone. Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸

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2 Main Street
Parkville, MO
64152

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