Vet to Vet Tennessee

Thanks to Daniel Quinn’s daughter Sandy Burton, Korean Embassy Representative Soo Ha and Vet to Vet Tennessee Korean War Veteran Daniel Quinn receives the Republic of South Korea’s Ambassador For Peace Medal.

Sandy sent Vet to Vet Tennessee the below thank you car. To date VTVT has helped over 200 Korean War Veterans receive their medal from 40 different states and five countries.

Vet to Vet Tennessee provided nine QPR Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper Instructor scholarship to nine new instructor on July 24, 2019. Clinical Therapist, Tony Weaver, hosted the class at the Helen Ross McNabb Military Services Center in Knoxville.

Names and organizations of the 9 new Instructors are:

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New Hope of Cumberland Presbyterian of Madisonville Tennessee is a Veteran/Military Friendly Congregation who has always supported our veterans/military and their families. On July 21, 2019 New Hope’s Pastor David Koopman present Korean War Army Veteran, Ulysses Monday with the Republic of South Korea’s Ambassador For Peace Medal and Vet to Vet Tennessee’s Korean War Certificate of Honor after the Sunday service. Ulysses was extremely humble, happy and honored to have received the recognition.

We are grateful to the Korean Embassy in Washington D.C. and Mr. Soo Ha for making this presentation possible. We are blessed and grateful to Mr. Monday and his family for his service and sacrifice. God bless Mr. Monday. Here is a link to a few more photos.

Thanks to American Legion Post 13 in Maryville Tennessee, this year’s 4th of July event was especially special. Veterans and their families were treated to a wonderful luncheon, retirement of almost 400 worn and battered American Flag ceremony, music and empty man table ceremony by singer/songwriter Ann M. Wolf and Vietnam War Commemoration ceremony by Vet to Vet Tennessee. Click here to view event photos.