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The next Thousand Island Chapter Warrant Officer Association meeting will be held at the Commons on the 31st of March at 11:30. The discussion and vote on the new revised BYLAWS will be the main topic of the meeting. All are welcome please come enjoy the lunch with your peers.
The WOA is having a meet and greet at the Fort Drum bowling alley on Wednesday the 17th of February at 11:30. We will have a quick 10 Minute meeting with the agenda of finding a new Secretary. Would love to talk about fund raisers and future functions.
 From Left to right are - CW3(R) John Hardy, Tracy Hart of CHJC, and CW5 James Remsburg. |
The Thousand Islands Chapter of the US Army Warrant Officer Association recently made 4 charitable donations to local organizations.
Nov – $250 donated to the Community Action Planning Council (CAPC) Food Pantry in Watertown to go towards Thanksgiving dinners. Nov – $250 to the Children’s Home of Jefferson County to help purchase Christmas presents for the children. Dec – $250 to the Lewis County Food Pantry to go towards Christmas dinners. Dec – $250 to the Children’s Home of Jefferson County to go towards Christmas dinners. |
The Thousand Island Warrant Officer Association A Not-For-Profit Military Service-Related Organization.
The primary purpose of the Thousand Islands Chapter is to act as a focal point for warrant officers at the local level to disseminate and pass on to USAWOA officials the professional concerns of their members. Another function of this chapter is to provide social outlets to their members and families as the local situation dictates.