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Hours of Operation:
M:   8am - 12pm
T:   8am - 12pm
W:   8am - 12pm
Th:   8am - 12pm
F:   8am - 12pm
Sat:   8am - 12pm *Event
Sun:   8am - 12pm *Event

Announcement: Reopening of the Foxhole Canteen

To All Members and the General Public,

As Commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4692 Brazos Valley, I am pleased to announce the reopening of our beloved Foxhole Canteen. After addressing essential facility improvements, we are excited to welcome you back to enjoy the camaraderie and community spirit that our Canteen is known for.

Starting this week, the Foxhole Canteen will be open from 2:00 PM to Midnight, Thursday through Sunday. We invite all members and the general public to join us during these new operating hours as we continue our mission to serve veterans and the broader community.

Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to seeing you at the Foxhole Canteen.

Sincerely,

Leonard "Leo" Rivera  
Commander  
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4692 Brazos Valley  
Bryan, TX

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Commander's Corner

Commander Leo Rivera

Ladies and Gentlemen, esteemed members, and fellow veterans,

It is with deep honor and respect that I serve you as the new commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4692 Brazos Valley. Our post, with over 75 years of dedicated service, remains steadfast in its mission to support and honor those who have served our great nation.

Comradeship and Support. At the heart of the VFW lies a commitment to fostering camaraderie among veterans. We come together, bonded by the shared experiences of military service, to provide a network of support, understanding, and guidance.

Advocacy for Veterans. We are a united voice for veterans, tirelessly advocating for policies and legislation that uphold and protect the rights and benefits we have earned. Our efforts ensure that the sacrifices made by veterans are both recognized and valued.

Community Engagement. Our connection to the community is paramount. Through organizing events and participating in local initiatives, we strengthen the bond between veterans and the broader community, fostering unity and mutual respect.

Patriotic Education. The VFW is dedicated to promoting patriotic education. Through various programs, we instill a profound sense of national pride, preserving and passing on the core values that define our country.

Veterans Assistance Programs. We offer comprehensive assistance to veterans in need, including aid for financial hardship, access to healthcare resources, and help in navigating government benefits. Our support is unwavering.

Recognition of Sacrifice. We are committed to honoring the sacrifices of our veterans. Through ceremonies, memorials, and community events, we pay tribute to those who have served, fostering a culture of appreciation and remembrance.
 
Youth Development Programs. Investing in the future is crucial. By supporting youth development programs like the Voice of Democracy scholarship, we contribute to the education and growth of future leaders.

Military Funeral Honors. We ensure that veterans receive dignified and respectful farewells through military funeral honors. This service not only honors the individual but symbolizes our community's steadfast commitment to its veterans.

Crisis Intervention and Support. Acknowledging the mental health challenges many veterans face, we offer crisis intervention and support services. Our proactive approach addresses issues such as PTSD and depression, promoting overall well-being.

Community Patriotism. Through our activities and events, we enhance the community's sense of patriotism. By involving veterans in local affairs, we contribute to a shared understanding of the values that make the United States a beacon of freedom and democracy.

As we continue our mission, let us remember that our strength lies in our unity and dedication to each other and to our community. Thank you for your unwavering support and commitment to the values we hold dear.

Respectfully,

Leonard "Leo" Rivera 
Commander,
VFW Post 4692 Brazos Valley