American Legion
George St. Dennis Post 140
46764 B Street
Pendleton, OR 97801

"Still Serving America" is the Motto of the American Legion. The American Legion is the largest veterans' organization with nearly 3 million members in approximately 15,000 Legion Posts. It is Americans taking care of America. There are many valuable and essential programs.

Legion Programs:
Americanism
Children & Youth Economics
Membership & Internal Affairs
Legislation
Veterans Affairs & Rehabilitation
Sons of the American Legion
National Security
Foreign Relations
Public Relations
Our local veterans answered the call to serve America in every war and conflict. All veterans of WW2 are known as the Greatest Generation. It was this generation of veterans who formed the American Legion Post 140 in 1945.
It is an all Native American organization formed on the Umatilla Reservation. It formed so that Native American veterans would have a voice and representation in American Legion affairs. It began as, and continues to be, a Tribal Veterans organization, but it is open to all veterans.

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Membership Eligibility Requirements
Fee: $27.00 per year

Dates of Service

2011-2012 Legion Officers

Commander: Desiree Allen-Cruz 
Vice Commander:  Antone Minthorn
Sgt. At Arms, Charles Sams III
Adjutant:  Toni Cordell
Financial Officer: Michael Guay
Chaplain: William Burke
Service Officer:  Robert DeRocher


Meeting Dates

*  General Membership meeting is every 1st Thursday of the month.

Annual Events

March – American Legion Birthday
Memorial Day
Fourth of July
Veterans Day Event - November 11

Contact for more information:

CTUIR
Attn: Bob DeRocher, Veteran's Service Coordinator
46411 Timine Way

Pendleton, Or 97801
(541) 429-7310
robertderocher@ctuir.org

Internet Websites (Associated Veterans' Matters):