RSVP Volunteer visits ALA Unit 44

Photo left to right: Barbara Vestal, Sharon Pierson Poppy Co-Chair, and sitting is Melanie Millsap, Secretary

At the March meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 44 in Elephant Butte, members were pleased to meet Barbara Vestal, a volunteer from RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program). RSVP is America’s largest volunteer network for people age 55 and over and offers a full range of volunteer opportunities in Sierra County. Ms. Vestal explained that with RSVP, you choose how and where you want to serve. You choose the amount of time you want to give and you choose whether you want to draw on your skills or develop new ones. In short, you find the opportunity that’s right for you. The Unit has volunteered to partner with RSVP so we can work our programs together in Sierra County. On a great note, we welcome Ms. Vestal as our newest member!

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 ALA Unit 44 Leadership Graduates

Pictured from left to right are Instructor Liz Foster, Graduate Emma West, Graduate Carmen Miranda-McCleery, and Graduate Melanie Millsap.

Leadership is a very important program in the American Legion Auxiliary.  One facet of the Leadership Program is to complete a Leadership Course which is a six week program that studies the entire history of the American Legion Auxiliary.  American Legion Auxiliary Unit 44 of Elephant Butte has completed two courses.  In this photo are graduates of the first class.  Pictured from left to right are Instructor Liz Foster, Graduate Emma West, Graduate Carmen Miranda-McCleery, and Graduate Melanie Millsap.  The Graduates were given a Certificate of Congratulations, a Leadership medal, a Letter of Congratulations from National President, Kris Nelson, and a wallet card to verify their graduation.  The Unit is very proud of this first graduating class.