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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER `
2018 Upcoming Events
Jan 2 – 1730 MCL McHenry County Detachment #1009 Marksmanship MCL Course of Fire On Target Range and Tactical Center, Crystal Lake, IL. For more info contact John Serrano at [email protected]
Jan 11 – 1730 MCL McHenry County Detachment #1009 Marksmanship MCL Course of Fire On Target Range and Tactical Center, Crystal Lake, IL. For more info contact John Serrano at [email protected]
Jan 27 – 1730 2018 ABOMINABLE SNOW RACE at the Mountain Top Ski Resort at Grand Geneva Resort and Spa! Participant Register by midnight Dec. 31st more info at 262-249-6777, http://abominablesnowrace.com/ Volunteers needed, signup at http://abominablesnowrace.com/volunteers/
March 1-3, 2018, Mid-Winter Conference: Fredericksburg Hospitality House Hotel and Conference Center, Fredericksburg, VA. Info: 540-786-8321 www.mclnational.org/mid-winter-conference.html Mar 10-11, Dept. Illinois 3rd Staff Meeting held in Springfield at the Rt. 66 Hotel and Conference Center, 625 E. St. Joseph St. (Located on Historic Route 66.) Please click HERE of Hotel registration and information 217-529-6626. Jun 14-17, 2018, 74th Marine Corps League Department of Illinois Convention, Holiday Inn, Crystal Lake, IL. Aug 12-18, 2018, 95th Marine Corps League National Convention: Buffalo, NY. Info: (800) 995-7570 http://2018mclnationalconvention.com/
2018 Detachment Officers
Commandant: Rick Prescott [email protected] Senior Vice: Wayne Koster [email protected] Junior Vice: Phil Sweeney [email protected] Paymaster: Mike Ruffner [email protected] Adjutant: Jim French [email protected] Judge Advocate: Craig Riddle [email protected] Chaplain: Tony Arnone [email protected] Sergeant-at-Arms: Marty Lenzen [email protected] Trustees: Daniel Boucek (Past Commandant) Jeff Bruce Rich Sutton Charles S. Matijevic
Commandant: Rick Prescott January 2018 Editor: [email protected] www.McHenryCountyMCL.com
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
McHenry County Detachment #1009 Commandant’s Message
Welcome to 2018! When I think of the past from my assignment in Czechoslovakia, I cannot help but to appreciate what our past has done to inspire our future. This past year has been an amazing year. Past Commandant Daniel Boucek had done us well with his management of this amazing Detachment. You have honored me to serve as your Commandant for the next year, and I certainly thank you. Moving into the New Year brings us some great opportunities. I am intent on getting National to know who we are, gaining a high degree of admiration from our surrounding Detachments, and increasing our public relations within our own community. This year, I would like for the citizens of McHenry County to know who we are as veteran Marines who continue to serve our community.
I think we started out pretty darned well. Wayne Koster got us involved with the Chamber of Commerce in Crystal Lake, Tom Gillis managed to involve us at City Hall in Crystal Lake, where we led the council in the Pledge of Allegiance. The Northwest Herald did an article on the event in Woodstock, where we participated in helping the Clark family rejuvenate their home on the 23rd of December, just before Christmas. We have upcoming events such as the 2018 Department of Illinois Convention coming up in June, where we can ask for support from many of those with whom we shook hands with at the Chamber of Commerce event. And later this year, our Detachment will celebrate its 20th anniversary. I am wondering if we should host a Marine Corps Ball. Wouldn’t that be exciting? Let’s talk about it.
As we attend our parades, fundraising events, support functions, and meetings, let us be cognizant of exposing our Detachment to gain the most impact of educating our fellow citizens who we are.
I look forward to what is to come in the New Year. With a lot of help from a few proud Marines, Navy Corpsman, and Associate members we will accomplish our mission. Happy New Year. I hope 2018 will bring each and every one of you deserving members the best in prosperity, the finest life has to offer, and most of all, may you be blessed with love of family, country, and Corps. Let us march on to that familiar cadence we know so well. Semper Fi Marines!
Sincerely,
Rick Prescott
American Embassy Prague, Czechoslovakia, November 10th
, 1978. Sgt. Jeff Herring, Sgt. Rick Prescott, SSgt. Gary Gleaser and his wife, Mary.
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
SENIOR VICE COMMANDANT CORNER
Wayne Koster
FROM SENIOR VICE Happy Friggin New Year! Ok I’ll be polite and say Happy New year, best wishes for good health, prosperity and Camaraderie. It’s time to rattle the sabers about our fund situation. The Detachment dispersed and will be dispersing funds toward our charities and organizations we support which means we need to replenish those funds so we can enjoy those pizza parties. This spring I want to work on shifts at the various stores we frequent for our flag sales. That means pulling all dayers or at least till late afternoon at these places. The cash potential is there to take and for that little time spent begging like poor church mice really pays off. Please put that on your new year’s resolution to help me help our league. Thanks, Wayne Koster, Senior Vice Commandant 1972 – 1976, Sgt. USMC -------------------------------------------------------------------------
PAYMASTER CORNER
Mike Ruffner
When it is your time to see St. Peter, who will be at your sendoff event? Will your fellow Marines be there to provide support to your family? Want Marines for the ceremony, need to have your discharge papers and tell your family because the funeral director is their first step! Know of a local vet in need of assistance? First step should be the McHenry County Veterans Assistance Commission, they are certified annually by the Department of Veterans Affairs, Call 815-334-4229, for employment 815-334-2792. National has changed the Annual Dues expiration date to September 1st, so we have 38 Marines to get us current. Anyone interested in learning the job for Paymaster, please contact to participate in training. To help the Detachment, I will cover all aspects related to the position with tax filings, reports, Trustee Audits, QuickBooks and Excel. This is a critical position that supports the committees and membership with
CHAPLAIN CORNER
Tony Arnone
Happy 2018 New Year!!! "Auld Lang syne"
This traditional Scottish song from 1778 translates to
"Times Gone By" or good old times, past times remembered with nostalgia.
It was derived from the ballad printed in 1771 by James
Watson. It's a call to remember long-standing friendships and asks in part:
"Should old acquaintances be forgot, and never thought
upon; Is thy sweet heart now grown so cold, that loving Breast
of thine; That thou cans't never once reflect old lang syne."
It ends with a toast...
"And there's a hand my trusty friend, and give me a hand o' thine,
And we'll take a right good-will draught for aild lang syne."
I remember an old Marine friend who fought at Iwo Jima
once telling me he was in our parades so that people would remember what he did and who he was. I also remember so many Marines telling me after a hospital
stay or home-bound how grateful they were that Marines remember each other and don't leave anyone
behind or forgotten.
As we begin a new year, let us cherish building new friendships while we remember our old friends and the
good old times with them. And most importantly, I pray we all find ways to
remember our Father in heaven
The following Marines and family members are in need of our prayers
James Caliendo, Mrs. Ken Hauser, Ruth Favre
Anna Sourile (son injured in auto accident)
You can e-mail at [email protected].
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER information to guide members in their decision making. The paymaster needs to be comfortable with regular use of e-mail and Internet. Life Membership You must be a member in good standing when you apply for Life Membership, meaning your membership is not past due! See the below Life Member dues chart to see how you can save over time with a Life Membership. Past dues can be paid on our website or pay by check to McHenry County MCL PO Box 311, Woodstock, IL 60098. Email notifications will be sent direct asking for the renewal. Pay online at our website. MEMBERSHIP DUES: For membership renewals fast and easy just go online to our website! www.mchenrycountymcl.com The following Marine, please make contact with the Paymaster: Raleigh L SHOWENS, Ethan AVILA, Michael Corns III, Laurel j CRANDELL, Gilbert HERNANDEZ, Patrick J JOYCE, Joshua N KALBACH, Sundy MEAD , Benjamin J QUINT, Michael R REIN, Robert R SEXTON, James SPIVEY, Derek M WOLFORD Annual dues are $35.00; with $20 to National and $8 to Department of Illinois the remainder stays with the detachment, which should prevent an increase for the next 9 years. Fundraising participation keeps us from depending on membership dues for projects.
INFO_ Annual_Dues_2017_CLICKHERE
Life Membership Dues
AGE GROUP
As of 01/01/2014
0 - 35 36 - 40 41 - 50 51 - 64 65 - Over
$500 $400 $400 $300 $200
Paymaster is updating our information for recruiting
awards. Please e-mail [email protected].
Who recruited you into the Detachment?
What is your Date of Birth?
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Eagle Scout Court of Honor
MCL members Marty Lenzen, Ed Peters and Tony Arnone presented Eagle Michael Randles the Marine Corps League Good Citizenship Award and USMC KA-BAR knife on December 10, 2017 at the Norge Ski Clubhouse, Fox River Grove.
Eagle Randles M FoxRiver Grove 171210
Eagle Michael Randles cut the first piece of his Eagle cake with his KA-BAR and presented the piece to Cub
Scout Kevin Randles, his brother. This is the Boy Scouts’ version of the Marine Corps Birthday Cake
Cutting Celebration. December 10, 2017 at the Norge Ski Lodge, Fox River Grove.
Ed Peters
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
2018 Department of Illinois Marine Corps League Convention Committee
June 16th 2018
Co-Chair Rick Prescott and Jeff Bruce Volunteers Needed!
Hospitality Room Special Events
Fundraising POC Jeff Bruce, Program Book Daniel Boucek and Lori Boyle
Website Jim French, Bill Lee, Mike Breslin and Larry Robbins, Daniel Boucek
Committee will meet for a short meeting at 1830 prior to
the General Meeting. E-mail [email protected] if interested.
Who has business contacts? The Convention Committee needs help is selling ads for the Convention, contact Mike Ruffner at [email protected].
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Marine Corps League Auxiliary McHenry County Unit # 419 Officers
President: Jo Larsen 847.687.3101
Senior Vice: Deb Sosnowski 815.276.5544 [email protected]
Junior Vice Lorraine Forceia 727.389.5511
Chaplain: Loretta Syrdahl 847.854.1188 [email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Colleen Helfers
815.219.8550 [email protected]
Judge Advocate: / Captain of the Guard Cathy Siatta 815.459.8476 [email protected]
Merry Christmas to all of our Friends in the Marines,
Marine Corps League and Auxiliary. You are all truly "family" to us. This has been a great year for our Auxiliary and we have kept busy with our monthly meetings and outreach activities. We paid several visits to TLS in McHenry, where we help with food distribution every month, and to The Veterans Closet in North Chicago, where we always seem to have great items to donate and friends to share with. We have helped with Flag Fund Raisers, Parades and Toys for Tots. Our last meeting of the year was held at
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Marksmanship Unit Report
We concluded the 2017 season on a high note in December, with a total of 19 shooters, bringing in $95 to the Detachment coffers. Our next shoots at On Target for January will be on Tuesday the 2nd and Thursday the 11th. Any questions, please contact John Serrano at [email protected]
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Detachment Volunteer Opportunities
to Support our Local Marines
Program Contact Rich Sutton at [email protected]
Adopt a Vet, Marine Corps League members initiate contact with the program coordinator and volunteer to reach out and adopt a fellow Marine from the list, then coordinate with the adoptee for transportation to and
from the monthly meetings
Visit A Vet, Involve visiting non-ambulatory home and facility bound current members. Volunteers initiate
contact with the program coordinator and then coordinate a visit with the homebound member.
Veterans Network Committee
The Veterans Network Committee of Northern Illinois (VNC) organizes the
Honor Flight for local WWII, Korean and Vietnam veterans.
Info at: www.veteransnetworkcommittee.com
I will also be working with the VNC on their flag program. The VNC will furnish and install the flagpole and American Flag. I would like to get members to attend future installation ceremonies. Jim Bathurst and the Young Marines will also participate. The VNC Honor Flight will happen in mid to late August. I would like membership assistance in nominating a WWII or Korean Vet who has ties to our Detachment. If you know of someone who fits the criteria please contact me. If you any questions give me a call. Semper Fi, Tom Gillis 708-417-3388
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER Fire and Ice in Marengo after we finished sorting and bagging up toys. (There is a picture somewhere) We are looking over photos and mementos from the past year as well as some from long ago. It reminds us of how blessed we are to be a part of an organization that continues to grow and serve. We are looking forward to another year of work, friendship and service. So, a very blessed Holiday and a happy New Year. Cathie Siatta JA
Are you interested in working alongside fellow veterans to provide safe, affordable housing for local families?
Habitat for Humanity of McHenry County would love to have your help! If you’re interested in joining us or would like to learn more, please contact our Community Engagement Coordinator, Holly Zissman, by email at [email protected] or by phone at (815) 759-9002. If you would like to learn more about our veteran repair program or apply for home ownership or a home repair, please contact our Services Coordinator, Kathy Haupt, by email at [email protected] or by phone at (815) 759-9002.
Detachment Newsletter Editor
The Communication Committee is still seeking volunteers to help with our newsletter. Do you have some ideas to make our newsletter better? Are you creative, articulate, and willing to seek out Detachment news? Maybe two members could team up to get the newsletter out to the membership.
Media/Social Media We could use some help with getting our Detachment activities publicized in local printed media, social media, as well as on local radio stations. Media contact is important to let members know what is going on in the Detachment, as well as getting the word out to potential new members. Contact Rick Prescott, Communication Committee Chairman, at 815.385.8094 for any questions about these and other volunteer opportunities.
Detachment Fishing
Call Tom Gillis for further details: 708-417-3388
Lake Shelbyville trip May 14-17 We can handle up to nine men. We have three boats
available with five members committed. The remaining four spots will be first come first serve. The cost for the
trip will be about $250 per man. The logistics will be handled by myself and Wayne Koster. We also will have rods and reels if needed.
Veterans fishing derby is scheduled for Thursday June
14, the day before the start of the State Convention. This will allow us invite the out of towners to join us for
the event. More information to follow.
VA warns vets about fake Veterans Choice Program hotline
The Tribune-Review | Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2017, 1:09 p.m. The Department of Veterans Affairs is warning veterans to be careful when calling the toll-free number for the Veterans Choice Program. Another phone line that mirrors the hotline but uses 800 instead of 866 as the area code offers callers a $100 rebate if they provide a credit card number but actually is trying to steal their identities, the agency said. The Veterans Choice Program allows veterans enrolled in VA health care to use a community medical provider instead of going to a VA medical facility if they meet one of five criteria such as having to wait more than 30 days for an appointment at the VA facility. The hotline allows them to verify their eligibility and set up an appointment. The correct number is 866-606-8198. Veterans can also use the program's website instead of the hotline. --------------------------------------------------------------------
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
Midwest Veterans Closet – Good Deeds Needs
Bring your new or slightly used clothing or household
goods.
Marine Corps League members A box will be available for your donations at the Detachment
#1009 membership meetings
Donations accepted at TLS in McHenry or Midwest Veterans Closet is located at 2323 Green Bay Road in
North Chicago, IL - A few blocks from the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center
What Can You Do? - Financial assistance is one way to make a huge impact and we can do a lot of good with your monetary donation, but there are also many other
ways to help make a positive impact.
VOLUNTEER We can never have enough sets of hands to help organize and attend to a number of daily tasks.
FUND RAISE Bring others together to raise money and collect needed items. Maybe our Good Deeds Activities
page will give your some ideas.
DONATE A CAR Many veterans are getting “back on their feet” financially and need reliable transportation to
get to their jobs.
Additional info at: http://www.midwestveteranscloset.org
Fox Valley Young Marines
The Fox Valley Young For more details email Jim
Bathurst, the unit commander at [email protected] or call (217) 823-5483. The Young Marines organization
was created in Waterbury, CT in 1959 and currently has over 300 units across the U. S. and overseas (Guam and Okinawa). The Fox Valley unit currently has 34
boys and girls between the ages of 8 and high school graduation.
Semper Fidelis,
Jim Bathurst Author of: "We'll All Die as Marines"
Unit Cmdr., Fox Valley Young Marines Blog: www.wellalldieasmarines.net
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
Toys For Tots For two weekends in a row, Lee Totman, McHenry County Toys for Tots (T4T) Coordinator and Daniel Boucek greeted patrons at the Kyuki-Do Martial Arts in Huntley and A.K.F. Martial Arts in Crystal Lake who brought gifts to be donated to the McHenry County T4T program. For Kyuki-Do Martial Arts in Huntley, this was their 10th year. Master Rick Bjorkquist, along with his staff would make breakfast for the families of their customers. Kids could work on crafts or decorate Christmas cookies, while sipping hot cocoa, while they waited to tell Santa what they wanted for Christmas. Lee and Daniel had a great time visiting with the kids, families, and the event sponsors. The omelets were delisioso!
AKF Martial Arts Crystal Lake10 December 2017 These were just two of the many T4T events hosted around McHenry County. People could have Breakfast with Santa at Randall Oaks Golf Club and be greeted by Marine Corps League members Andy Ferrera and Daniel Boucek. T4T volunteers were busy as bees throughout the various communities. Local volunteer coordinators received numerous telephone calls from the businesses on their "T4T Coverage" list informing them that their T4T boxes were full and needed to be emptied. This is only part of what goes on behind the fancy scarlet sport coats or dress blue uniforms. The toys are counted and then taken to storage lockers until the various clearing houses who sort the toys for boys, girls, and age groups are ready to begin their role. In the end the clearing houses get the toys organized to be delivered to the families in need. Stay tuned for Lee Totman's After Action Report, in the February 2018 newsletter, that he will send to the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation in Quantico, VA in Mid-January 2018. We will also report all those volunteers who helped for the 2017 Toys for Tots effort in McHenry County.
i T4Ts at Dojangs in Huntley and Crystal Lake Daniel, Santa and Lee
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
Recap of 2017 Parades and Participants
The Marine Corps League (MCL) McHenry County Detachment #1009 and MCL Auxiliary participated in seven parades this year. Due to the heavy flooding of the Fox River, the 57th Annual Algonquin Founders’ Day Parade on July 29, 2017 was cancelled. Keep these parades in mind for 2018. If we did not include you on this list, please contact Past Commandant Daniel Bouček. Here is a call to all those members who have never been a part of one of our parades to join in on at least one parade in 2018
McHenry St. Pat's Day Parade Harvard Milk Days Parade March 12, 2017 June 3, 2017 Lewis Basset Phillip Downes Scott Bawinkel Wayne Koster Phillip Downes Marty Lenzen Wayne Koster Joe McLaughlan Rick Prescott Michael Ruffner Crystal Lake Independence Day Parade McHenry Fiesta Day Parade Marengo Settlers’ Days July 2, 2017 MCL Auxiliary July 23, 2017 October 8, 2017 Anthony Arnone Loraine Forciea Daniel Bouček Anthony Arnone Lewis Basset Colleen Helfers Phillip Downes Lewis Basset Scott Bawinkel Jo Larsen Jerry and Linda Havens Scott Bawinkel Daniel Bouček Deb Sosnowski Marty Lenzen Daniel Bouček Jeff Bruce Wayne Koster Wayne Koster Phillip Downes Chuck Matijevic Marty Lenzen Jerry and Linda Havens Michael Ruffner Chuck Matijevic Frank Klingl Michael Ruffner Wayne Koster Buck Vander Leest Marty Lenzen MCL Auxiliary Michael Ruffner Colleen Helfers
Jo Larsen McHenry Toys for Tots Crystal Lake Festival of Lights Parade November 19, 2017 November 24, 2017 Lewis Basset Ryan Bentele Ryan Bentele Jo Larsen Tony Handzel Marty Lenzen Marty Lenzen Deb Sosnowski
Marengo Settlers’ Day Parade - October 8, 2017 Color Guard: Chuck Matijevic, Michael Ruffner, Scott Bawinkel, and Lewis Basset. Jessiemae Ludwick (wearing Marine Corps uniform), Jo Larsen, Tony Arnone, and the Fox Valley Young Marines Color Guard.
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
Merry Christmas everyone!!!
As I prepare this article, Christmas is just a few days away and preparations for family celebrations are in full
affect. During this season of preparation, so many were working behind the scenes, making it possible for those
who might not otherwise be able to make this a very Merry Christmas for their families. Communities came
together in ways that some thought impossible, to make this an awesome time of year. I stand in awe of the
generosity and love that has been pouring forth this year. Rather than continue with words, I am going to let the
pictures speak for themselves. Below are just a few of the examples of the special “elves” that have toiled
selflessly……
Not trying to offend anyone by most of the pictures being that of our Auxiliary ladies, but, those are the pics that
were available to me. This last picture was taken at Fire and Ice in Marengo, where we gathered to celebrate
another amazing Toys For Tots season coming to a close. While we were waiting for our dinners, Colleen
Helfers received a notification from a Marine that there was an immediate, yet unspoken, need for prayers….
Yes, these amazing ladies joined hands in prayer, right there in the middle of the restaurant and prayed for that
Marine. It’s what we do!!
The ladies of the McHenry County Marine Corps League Auxiliary would like to wish everyone a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year.
Deb Sosnowski
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
This Month in History
Selected December Dates of Marine Corps Historical Significance
4 December 1950: LtCol Raymond G. Davis led his battalion into Hagaru-Ri, Korea after four days of intense fighting in the mountain passes against a numerically superior hostile force. His battalion, 1st Battalion, 7th Marines, helped clear the way for the 5th and 7th Marines, and LtCol Davis was awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroism.
6 December 1928: A small detail of Marines under Captain Maurice G. Holmes defeated Nicaraguan bandits near Chuyelite. GySgt Charles Williams was mortally wounded during the fighting. Capt Holmes was later awarded the Navy Cross for gallantry, and a posthumous award was given to GySgt Williams.
8 December 1941: Japanese aircraft attacked Wake Island within hours of the fateful attack on Pearl Harbor. Marines of the 1st Defense Battalion and Marine Fighting Squadron 211 resisted Japanese invasion attempts for over two weeks before finally succumbing to an overwhelming force.
9 December 1992: Marines of the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations capable) landed in Somalia kicking off Operation Restore Hope, the largest humanitarian relief operation of its kind.
10 December 1995: In Bosnia, 22 Marines from Marine Corps Security Force Company, Naples, Italy were among the first American troops to arrive. They provided the security for Allied Forces Southern Europe headquartered at Sarajevo. About 2,500 NATO troops would be in place by 19 December taking on the task of peace enforcement in former Yugoslavia from the U.N.
15 December 1948: The Secretary of the Navy signed a "Memorandum of Agreement" with the State Department which laid the basis for the modern Marine Security Guard program at U.S. embassies throughout the world.
19 December 1972: The Marine detachment of the USS Ticonderoga provided shipboard security for three U.S. astronauts, Eugene Cernan, Ronald Evans, Harrison Schmitt, and their Apollo-17 space capsule. The astronauts had successfully completed a (then) record lunar stay of more than 75 hours.
20 December 1989: Operation Just Cause was launched in Panama to protect American lives, restore the democratic process, preserve the integrity of the Panama Canal Treaty, and apprehend dictator General Manuel Antonio Noriega. One Marine, Corporal Garreth C. Isaak, was killed and three other were wounded during the operation.
23 December 1941: Japanese forces launched a predawn landing on Wake Island and Wilkes Island, while their carriers launched air strikes against Wilkes, Wake, and Peale islands in support of the landing force. After nearly 12 hours of desperate fighting, the three islands were surrendered.
26 December 1957: Twenty helicopters from Marine Light Helicopter Squadron 162, were rushed to Ceylon onboard the USS Princeton where Marines participated in the rescue and evacuation of flood victims.
Marine Corps University USMC This Month in History
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
Detachment #1009 Donation to TLS Ruth Matousek
(MktgDir) Randy Patterson (Support Grp) Mike Ruffner (MCL1009) December 27, 2017
T4Ts Elf Lee Totman, and Caspian December 10, 2017
T4Ts Jeeps On The Run Raymonds Bowl Johnsburg December 3, 2017
T4Ts Marty Lenzin trailer Heartland Realty December 11,
2017 Submitted by Phil Sweeny
T4Ts Woodstock Farm and Fleet
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
Harvard Shop With Cop
Harvard Shop With Cop Brian Mishler Santa Craig Riddle
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MCHENRY COUNTY DETACHMENT #1009 NEWSLETTER
