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Agenda 11-09-11r -r �=11!11!111115P 1111!1!111:1�pi: 111�111 y 111� 1 1 1_ ffA The meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 9, 2011, at 10:00 AM, in the Boynton Beach City Hall, 2 Id floor, Conference Room B, located at 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard. Copy of the minutes from the September 14, 2011 meeting and other relatei Xocuments are attached. If you are unable to attend the upcoming meeting, or have any questions, pleast contact me at (561) 742-6040. Please be reminded not to discuss the agenda items with any other Veterans Advisory Commission member, as mandated by the Florida Sunshine Law (FL Statutes 286.011). There will be mandatory ethics training immediately following the meeting. All regular and alternate members are required to attend this updated training. The previous training conducted is no longer valid. Attached is the application for advisory board appointments. All members with terms ending in December 2011 had been sent letters and applications to submit for re- appointment by October 21, 2011. The following individuals have not submitted their application for re -appointment to the Boards: TT_TM7_xqAKM"_ Stanley Gavlick William Mitchell Sincerely, Chu in is Manager Veterans Advisory Commission Staff Liaison RMNeterans Advisory Commission/Agenda Ur 110911 VETERANS ADVISORY COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,2011, AT 10:00 AM CITY HALL, 2 nd FLOOR, CONFERENCE ROOM B 100 E. BOYNTON BEACH BOULEVARD, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA AGENDA: I. CALL TO ORDER — Tom Kaiser, Chairman II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE — All Hands 11111. INVOCATION — Designated IV. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS V. AGENDA APPROVAL, November 9, 2011 I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES, September 1, 2011 VII. COMMENTS a. Chair b. Members or Visitors a. Veterans' Bicentennial Park Events i. National POW/MIA Remembrance Vigil, Boy Scouts, Friday, Sept. 16, 2011 Veterans'Day, Friday, November 11, 2011 oth Afghanistan War Monument & Peb arl Haror 7 Anniversary Commemoration, Wednesday, December 7, 2011 (a) Speaker per Don Scantlan (b)Rep. Allen West invitation Four Chaplains Commemoration, February 5, 2012, 2PM, Temple Beth Kodesh v. Iraqi War Monument & R. Anniversary Commemoration, June 6, 2012 b. Donated flags and poles along center walkway (awaiting funding & written proposal) c. Honorary Member Appointments d. Veterans' Bicentennial Park Name Change —Name Change Review Committee e. Park Brochure & Fundraisers IX. NEW BUSINESS: a. Veterans' Bicentennial Park flag relocation b. Other X. BENEDICTION, MOMENT OF SILENT PRAYER X11. NEXT BOARD MEETING —Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 10:00AM I. ADJOURNMENT X11111. ETHICS TRAINING SESSION - MANDATORY 9 Val! RMNeterans Commission/Agenda-110911 A= MINUTES OF THE VETERANS ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,2011, AT 10:00 AM AT CITY HALL, CONFERENCE ROOM B, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA :1 N Tom Kaiser, Chair James Bowman John Farrington Bridget Roberts Stuart Preston Frank Bregoli, Alt William Mitchell. Alt Sta G 91111G�''Ajf 1"REMILTYMMI 1 0 1 Lester McKinzie ZaAuqm • zim. --.-no jimmma= 11,1111117.1011TOT17 =111TWINEMM Me Mr. Gavlick moved to approve the agenda. Mr, Farrington seconded the motion that unanimously passed. Meeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Committee Boynton Beach, FL September 14, 201,1 LTJ I 1l01*1 Ti I WTI -9 I gg-am- i-11 01 vu Y�l I K*J to t;W-411ill - I a . -. . CE��� Chair Kaiser felt the more they use the Park, the better it is for Boynton Beach. Between the tours of the Park that they give to schoolchildren, and the dignitaries that attend the ceremonies, the events were well attended and Boynton Beach receives much positive recognition. reloolmTiimm Don Scantlan, a former member of the Veterans Advisory Commission (VAC), contacted Central Command (CENTCOM), which oversees the Iraqi and Afghanistan War Operations to obtain a speaker. He requested a uniformed Afghanistan War participant attend the unveiling of the Afghanistan monument. When a response is received, he will coordinate it with Chair Kaiser. He also commented he served with the previous commander to Special Operations Command (SOCOM) twice. He inquired if there were objections to him contacting the commander to ascertain if he could attend the unveiling of the Afghanistan monument. Mr. Scantlan preferred to have the Commander, who is a retired 4 -Star General, versus whomever CENTCOM would recommend speak at the event. It was unlikely CENTCOM would send a General. The members had no objections to try to have the General from SOCOM as the first choice s!- • '!' e ommented the General lives in Dade City, Florida and he inquired if the VAC could offer any financial assistance if there were expenses involved. Chair Kaiser responded there were no funds available. Mr. Scantlan stated he was committed to making the visit happen and welcomed assistance from anyone or from one of the various veteran organizations. �7 TEMNTAT11111111"=2 a M1111M. 11119713 � I MM111 Our MeWT,7111MR-Wo — =� 0 Meeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Committee Boynton Beach, FL September 14, 2011 monument on one side. The Afghan War ceremony will be held December 7, 2011. They will put an emblem on the top of the bench provided by Mr. Scantlan of the Navy Seal Team 6 and it would be a real showpiece. Chair Kaiser advised they would assist Mr. Scantlan with the bench. Black Veterans', Female Veterans', 442nd Regimental Group Veterans' Monuments, Friday, September 2, 2011 H. National POW/MIA Remembrance Vigil, Boy Scouts, Friday, September 16, 2011 (tentative) Chair Kaiser advised this effort needed the assistance of all the Veterans Advisory Committee members and it was 90% comprised of Boy Scouts. A firing squad would be present and if one wanted to bring colors they could, but they were not needed as the flag was already there. There will be two sets of two Boy Scouts who will start at the flagpole, walk the horseshoe, stop at the sidewalk so as not to leave the Park, turn around and come back while holding the American Flag. There will be chairs and a pop up tent in case it rains, but there will be no tents for sleeping. Chair Kaiser would bring soda and water in the evening, and bagels, donuts, hot chocolate, and coffee the next morning for the participants, He was hoping to obtain enough for 30 or 40 Scoutmasters and Boy Scouts. The Veterans Council would pick up the cost. The event will begin at 5 p.m. on September 16, 2011 and ceremonies will begin the next day, September 17, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. It was hoped that in the future, the City Commission would permit a sleep tent at the event. Lighting will installed at the Park for the night. Chair Kaiser commented lighting should have been included in the Park's original plan. Sidewalks should have been included for the rows of monuments. Instead, the Veterans paid for them. Port -o -lets for the scouts will be provided. He pointed out Veterans needed to attend because they have their emblems at the Park. It was noted the Jewish War Veterans would not be present due to their observance of the Sabbath. He pointed out the press would be in attendance. The French Dignitaries are unable to attend this event. Chair Kaiser commented they will continue to assist World War 11 Veterans receive the Legion of Honor Medal from the French Government. To -date, 200 medals have been awarded. 9 d-leeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Committee Boynton Beach, FL September 14, 2011 Chair Kaiser commented there would be seven ceremonies this year at the Park and nobody else in the Unites States honors veterans the way Boynton Beach does. The ceremony will commence at 10 a.m. and will end at I I a.m. when the firing squad and bugle will sound. iv. Afghanistan War Monument & Pearl Harbor 70th Anniversary Commemoration, Wednesday, December 7, 2011 There will be about 10 medals awarded by the French dignitaries who will be present in honor of Pearl Harbor. Chair Kaiser explained at exactly 12:55 p.m., no matter where in the program they are, they will stop and honor the exact minute the Japanese planes would have appeared over Pearl Harbor. At that time, the rifle and bugle will sound. Additionally, Chair Kaiser hoped to have the Brsh, German, and Japanese Consul Generals present, as the Afghanistan monument would also be unveiled. There was a brief discussion about Four Chaplains. The Jewish War Veterans Post 440 will host the event at Temple Beth Kodesh on February 5, 2012, at 2 p.m. followed by coffee and cake. The Veterans Council will help offset the cost to the Jewish War Veterans. V. Iraq! War Monument A D -Day Ceremony will take place on June 6, 2012 to honor the veterans of the Iraq War. The monument will complete the final series of monuments on one side of th(z Park. Chair Kaiser also commented on a program that his daughter handles which could enhance any of their programs. There are cards youth can color on the front and write a letter to a service man/woman, identifying themselves by their first name and stating they are from Boynton Beach. The cards will be sent to the various branches of military service as indicated on the front of the card. When the cards are completed, Chair Kaiser's daughter collects them and sends them. He explained the program really makes the it Scouts look good and hundreds of cards have been sent to the troops in Afghanistan, vi. Donated flags and poles along center walkway (awaiting written proposal) FAI Meeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Committee Boynton Beach, FL September 14, 2011 ............... cost of the other items at the Park. He commented the flags and flagpoles were needed as the Park needs color. 3 0 07, 0717 Chair Kaiser had submitted the names of Honorary Member Appointments to Mark Bobich. When the new list is issued, one or two names will be deleted and Mr. Luechtees name will be added. He requested the members provide names to him as the list has remained the same since inception of the Commission. 1 1111111 !IJI In'l INIIIIIIIIII1111,11! 1111111111 iiiiiij iii !I11 I,11!111111111�111 1111 Mr. Bobich explained the Veterans Advisory Commission (VAC) needed to vote to make a recommendation to change the name of the Park, which would then be forwarded to the City Commission. Mr. Scantlan explained he has attended the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board meeting when this was discussed. He clarified there is another Veteran's Park in Boynton Beach which is located on Ocean Avenue. One year ago, Commissioner Orlove questioned the naming of the Bicentennial Park, Research showed it was named "Boynton Beach Veterans Bicentennial Park." He had suggested they drop the word "Bicentennial." A member of the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board suggested the name "Veterans Memorial Park"; however, a member of that Board later commented he was contacted by an individual who stated living veterans do not like the term "Memorial." As a veteran, Mr. Scantlan had no objection to the word "memorial" as the Park is a memorial. The Chair of the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board suggested the VAC make a recommendation on the name of the Park to them. They would heavily weigh the suggestion and forward it to the City Commission. It was noted not one of the VAC members objected to the word "memorial." Mr. Gavlick moved to rename the Park "Boynton Beach Veterans Memorial Park." Mr. Farrington seconded the motion. There were no objections and the motion unanimously passed. It was noted the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board meetings are open to the public and Mr. Scantlan suggested it may be helpful for the VAC members to attend the meeting in support of the request. Discussion followed it may be helpful to rename and remove the word "Veterans" from the original Veterans Park on Ocean Avenue as it adds confusion. 6i Meeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Committee Boynton Beach, FL September 14, 2011 Mr. Bregeli moved they request the City delete the name "Veterans" from the other (original) Park. Ms. Roberts seconded the motion. Dialogue ensued there are two bicentennial plaques at the new park, which could be excavated and moved to the park on Ocean Avenue. Further discussion followed the City may want to consider naming the park on Ocean Avenue "Bicentennial Park" or er -toft -i a 7Fte. , , Ms. Roberts moved to remove the plaques from Veterans Bicentennial Park and move them to the Park on Ocean Avenue. Mr. Farrington seconded the motion thal unanimously passed. It was learned there is a retired 3 -Star General who attends St. Mark Church. When the General was a Colonel, he led the charge up Pork Chop Hill during the Korean War. It was thought he could be a potential speaker in the future and there was agreement to make contact with him. Mr. Scantlan had recently met with State Representative Allen West who requested he receive a formal invitation to the Pearl Harbor/Afghanistan December 7, 2011 event. Additionally, Mr. Scantlan was at a meeting and he met an individual who wanted to discuss fundraising. The individual commented her organization looks for opportunities to donate and she suggested a flyer on the Park be created. Mr. Scantlan referenced the Art in Public Places brochure and thought it would be beneficial if they could find someone to create and print a flyer that, in addition to the bricks, could be used as a fundraiser. Chair Kaiser commented it would be fantastic if someone from the outside wanted to sponsor a project. Mr. Bowman commented there was a website called microgiving.com, which is a receptacle for philanthropists who want to donate to certain causes. There is no cost involved. It only requires registration of the group. Mr. Bowman volunteered to register the Veterans Advisory Commission. If the funds for the flagpoles were raised, Chair Kaiser advised the name of the donor would be placed on the pole. 0 Meeting Minutes Veterans Advisory Committee Boynton Beach, FL September 14, 2011 XII. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was properly adjourned at 10:48,-.,., t. � 0-d-VU14- 0;' st Catherine Cherry Recording Secretary 091411 rA CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH o ADVISORY BOARD APPOINTMENT APPLICATIO1 Thank you for your interest in serving on a City advisory board and for taking the time to fill out this form. Please print or type all answers clearly. If interest is expressed in appointment to more than one board, selections must be prioritized. If instructions are not followed or the application is not filled out in its entirety, the form will be returned for clarification. Name Telephone # Address Zip Code Other M-. UsTiYo7ff Education Are you a registered voter? Yes No Do you reside within the Boynton Beach City limits? Yes No Do you own/manage a business within the City limits: Yes No If "yes", name of business Are you currently serving on a City board? Yes No Have you served on a City board in the past? -Yes No If so, which board(s) and when? Have you ever been convicted of a crime? If so, when Where You may serve on only one board. Please indicate which advisory board(s) you are seeking appointment AND whether as a regular member, alternate, or no preference. Prioritize up to three choices with number I being the most desired and 3 being the least preferable. For board listing, requirements, responsibilities and meeting times and dates see pages 3 and 4 attached. Arts Commission Golf Course Advisory Committee Building Board of Adjustment & Appeals Library Board Cemetery Board Planning & Development Board Code Compliance Board Police Officers' Retirement Trust Fund Community Relations Board Recreation & Parks Board Education and Youth Advisory Board Senior Advisory Board Employees' Pension Board Veterans Advisory Commission Firefighters' Pension Trust Fund WE= =-� Board Preferences: 11-1111-116MAfAI-3 3rd choice (optional) member type; First Choice: Second Choice: Third Choice: Feel free to attach an extra sheet or resume. Return the completed form to the City Clerk's Office, 100 East Boynton Beach Boulevard, City Hall. Mailing address: P. 0. Box 310, Boynton Beach, FIL 33425-0310. r'?, will be placed in the City's Talent Bank, a file to which Commissioners may turn for candidates when board openings • I hereby certify that the statements and answers provided herein are true and accurate. I understand th if appointed, any false statements may •- cause for removal from a board. I Signature: Date: Revised 10/26/118:52 AM RegularStaggered 3 year terms for One -Year 2011 VETERANS Fill . ., . .•►•:_: AndreaMr. William EXPIRESMEMBER I Bowman, James 12/12 667-3431 District Director 2820 SE 5th Circle, 3 (33435) Appt'd 4120/10 lbfins0hotmall.com Boy Scouts Farrington, John 12/12 735-0348 Retired 504 SW 18th St(33426) Appt'd 1/5/10 Brig. Gen. Albin Irzyk 2529 S. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, 33469 Kaiser, Thomas, Chair 12/13 276-1796 r.-hse&Supe arket 20-50 SW 10th Court Bldg 1, Apt. 119 Appt'd 9/20/05 WWIIN6yY@aoI.com Ms. Angelina Milano Delray Beach (33445) ciie, Lester 12/11 736-7116 Remodeling Contractor 2000 S. Federal Hwy, Apt. 301 (33435) Appt'd 12/16/08 (Retired) Preston, Stuart 12/11 369-5476 Retired -Milk Industry 2080 SW 12' Ave. (33426)Appt'd 12/16/08 Roberts, Bridget 12/13 909-9851 Adm. Assist/Bookkeeper 2510 SW 11th Ct.. 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Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, 33469 41 Mr. Marvin Liebensohn 9777 Sills Drive East, Boynton Beach, 33437 4/ Mr. Jerry Jones 6537 Jog Estates Lane, Boynton Beach 33437 4/ Ms. Angelina Milano (Deceased) . PEARL HARBOR DAY CEREMONIES DECEMBER 7 7 PM AT ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH 2929 SEACREST BLVD BOYNTON BEACH CAPTAIN OF THE USS NEW YORK AND MANY OTHER SPECIAL GUESTS, THE BOYNTON BEACH VETS COUNCIL ENDORSES THIS AFFAIR AND WILL CHURCH IS A FEW DOORS SOUTH OF THE HOSPITAL PLEASE ATTEND AND BRING FRIENDS ! ! ! FOR INFO CALL Tom Kaiser 561-276-1796 PROGRAM WE REMEMBER BEIRUT 1983 ASSEMBLY TOM KAISER, PROJECT CHAIRMAN CALL TO COLORS STAN GAVLICK, PROJ. CO-CHMN KWV STUART PRESTON, V.F.F. 10150, Q.M. J.J. FARRINGTON, U.S.M.C. A.L. POST 164 POW/MIA REMEMBERANCE LES McKINZIE, AMERICAN LEGION 164 INVOCATION FR RICHARD FLOREK ST MARK R.C.CHURCH PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WILBUR JEAN SIMS AUX PRES AL POST 288 NATIONAL ANTHEM LOU GALTERIO, NVV,„ i0Ll2LdL,2 ;-). Coin RETIRE COLORS J.J. FARRINGTON. AMERICAN LEGION 164 WORDS OF WELCOME TOM KAISER, U.S, NAVY WW II KEYNOTE ADDRESS JOSE RODRIGUEZ, MAYOR CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FL ADDRESS WILLIAM ORLOVE, CITY VICE MAYOR PRAYER FOR MIA/POW REV. BOB KOMPLIEN, ABBEY DELRAY N AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL JOHN CRISCIONE, PONTE VECCHIO VIETNAM REMEMBERED J.J. FARRINGTON, U.S. MARINE CORPS KOREA REMEMBERED KURT LEUCHTER, JEWISH WAR VETS WORLD WAR 1 I REMEMBERED LARRY GOLDGEIER, 8h ARM DIVISION SPECIAL REMEMBERANCE CAPTAIN JIM SACKETT, ANCHOR WPTV RETURN THE COLORS J.J. FARRINGTON, A.L.POST 164 RETRIEVE MIA FLAG LES McKINZIE, A.L. POST 164 FIRING SQUAD J.R. SILVA, SONS OF THE LEGION TAPS AMERICAN LEGION BUGLER BENEDICTION REV BOB KOMPLIEN, ABBEY DELRAY N GOD BLESS AMERICA JOHN CRISCIONE, BROOKLYN, NY THE VETERANS THANK ALL WHO CAME TO OUR CEREMONIES TODAY! ! ! ! ! WE THANK YOU!!! 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Sons of the American Legion Post 164 POST COMMANDERS VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 5335 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 10150 AMERICAN LEGION POST 164 AMERICAN LEGION POST 288 KOREAN WAR VETERANS CHAPTER 17 JEWISH WAR VETERANS POST 440 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Bobby Ratuis Frank Westervelt Terry Evans Karl Washington Joe Green Irving Schildkraut Michael Kennedy U.S. SUBMARINE VETERANS INC. Bill Andrea U.S. SUBMARINE VETERANS WORLD WAR 11 Boy Scouts, Chapter 395 WE WISH TO SAY THANKS TO ALL THE HONOR GUARDS WHO CAME HERE TODAY!!! SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR GREAT VOCALISTS John Criscione Lou Galterio PROGRAM WE REMEMBER BEIRUT 1983 ASSEMBLY TOM KAISER, PROJECT CHAIRMAN CALL TO COLORS STAN GAVLICK, PROD. CO-CHMN KWV STUART PRESTON, V.F.W. 10150, Q.M. J.J. FARRINGTON, U.S.M.C. A.L. POST 164 POW/MIA REMEMBERANCE LES McKINZIE, AMERICAN LEGION 164 INVOCATION FR RICHARD FLOREK ST MARK R.C.CHURCH PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WILBUR JEAN SIMS AUX PRES AL POST 288 NATIONAL ANTHEM LOU GALTERIO, ww w.louealterio. Com RETIRE COLORS J.J. FARRINGTON. AMERICAN LEGION 164 WORDS OF WELCOME TOM KAISER, U.S, NAVY WW 11 KEYNOTE ADDRESS JOSE RODRIGUEZ. MAYOR CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FL ADDRESS WILLIAM ORLOVE, CITY VICE MAYOR PRAYER FOR MIA/POW REV. BOB KOMPLIEN, ABBEY DELRAY N AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL JOHN CRISCIONE, PONTE VECCHIO VIETNAM REMEMBERED J.J. FARRINGTON, U.S. MARINE CORPS KOREA REMEMBERED KURT LEUCHTER, JEWISH WAR VETS WORLD WAR 11 REMEMBERED LARRY GOLDGEIER, 8" ARM DIVISION SPECIAL REMEMBERANCE CAPTAIN JIM SACKETT, ANCHOR WPTV RETURN THE COLORS J.J. FARRINGTON, A.L.POST 164 RETRIEVE MIA FLAG LES McKINZIE, A.L. POST 164 FIRING SQUAD J.R. SILVA, SONS OF THE LEGION TAPS AMERICAN LEGION BUGLER BENEDICTION REV BOB KOMPLIEN, ABBEY DELRAY N GOD BLESS AMERICA JOHN CRISCIONE, BROOKLYN, NY THE VETERANS THANK ALL WHO CAME TO OUR CEREMONIES TODAY!!!!!