Welcome to the website of VFW Post 10229.
We are the Veterans of Foreign Wars—or VFW for short. Originally founded in 1899 as the American Veterans of Foreign Service, the VFW continues to be a voice for returning and currently deployed servicemembers and their families. The 2.4 million members of the VFW and its Auxiliaries are located in 8,500 VFW posts around the world. We welcome everyone who meets VFW eligibility requirements, regardless of age, race, religion, or gender.
We would like to congratulate the incoming officers of VFW Post 10229 they are as follows:
Commander – Robert R. “Bob” Kyle
Post Sr. Vice Commander – Marvin W. Fountain
Post Jr. Vice Commander – Byron Brown
Post Quartermaster – Russia Little
Post Adjutant – James Hance
Post Service Officer – George King
Any Questions Email Post at vfwpost10229@nctv.com
Post 10229 is now under District 6. On June 27, 2009 a special meeting was held to take care of business in regards to the redistricting, such as electing new officers. The following is the result of that election.
District Member Dues set at .50 per member per capita.
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The Final Inspection The Soldier stood and faced God “Step forward you Soldier, The Solider squared his shoulders and said I’ve had to work on Sundays But, I never took a penny And I never passed a cry for help I know I don’t deserve a place If you’ve a place for me here, There was silence all around the throne “Step forward now, you Soldier, …Author Unknown |
VFW Legislative Alert: Save the Women’s Health Care Bill
Current Status:
S. 252, which passed the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee earlier this year, is stuck in the Senate. With time winding down in the year and the Senate is taking on many complicated bills, we need to ensure that the Senate approves this before the end of the session.
Background:
S. 252 includes a broad range of health-care improvements for all veterans, including expanded mental-health services and grants for homeless veteran programs. It also includes a number of significant improvements for female veterans and the health care and services VA provides to them.
Improving the care and treatment of female veterans is a VFW Priority Goal. This is among our highest priorities.
The women veterans’ provisions include:
Studies into what access barriers exist
Requiring VA to provide a detailed plan on services and how to provide
A detailed study on the long-term health consequences of female vets serving in the Gulf Region
Improvements into training and care for military sexual trauma
Providing limited child care services for veterans seeking treatment at VA
Providing limited newborn care
Other important provisions: improvements to recruiting and retention of medical professionals; pilot program on dental care; expanded mental health counseling through Vet Centers.
Action Needed:
Contact your two Senators to urge them to support this critical bill and to pass it before adjourning for the year. Its provisions – especially the ones aimed at female veterans – are among the VFW’s highest priorities. Let them know that you expect their strong support for this legislation and that you expect them to quickly approve the bill.

