Upcoming Events
May Auxiliary meeting is Tuesday, 13 May @ 8 PM
Auxliary Poppy Sale is Friday and Saturday, 23 - 24 May
Cooking with the Vets, 2025
The American Legion Auxiliary participated in the 2025 Cooking with the Vets Competition. We provided many items for the raffle. Along with hand-crocheted afghans from LeAnn Papp, baskets full of barbecue accessories, donated by Phil Tullar, passes to a Braves Baseball game, donated by Patrick Woodall, a rifle donated by **** and a Leopold scope donated by Kenzie Optics. The biggest raffle items were two grills, one, a 4-burner grill, donated by Ace Hardware and a kettle grill, donated by ***. The raffle table was operated by Lisa Papp, Auxiliary President. She was assisted by Courtney McManuss, Amy Matich and Lorelei Tullar. All money from raffle tickets went to our Veteran Programs. Special thanks to all who donated items to be raffled off!
Auxiliary President, Lisa Papp, mans the Raffle Table.
Stay tuned for the Annual Poppy Sale
Kay Deising sets up refreshments for the Memorial Day Ceremony Camille Myers displays Poppies for Sale during annual Poppy Sale
Auxiliary Officer Installment ceremony
Independence Day Parade
The American Legion Auxiliary supported the annual
Independence Day Parade
Memorial Day ceremony on 27 May, 2024
While American Legion Commander looks on,
Lisa Papp lays a cremonial wreath during the 2024 Memorial Day ceremony.
American Legion Auxiliary Officers 2023-2024
President: Lisa Marie Papp 770-597-9730
1st Vice President/Jenifer Heath
2nd Vice President/Courtney McManus
Secretary: Kay Deising
Treasurer: Dr. Cindy Schwartz
Historian: Leann Papp
Chaplain: Lorelei Tullar
Sergeant at Arms: Alexis Raines
Honorary Sergeant at Arms: Terryl Abernathy
National Poppy Day efforts
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) members and volunteers step up to advance our mission of service to veterans, military and their families!
This past year, American Legion Auxiliary members’ volunteer service of more than 40 million hours plus $37 million raised and spent on mission outreach has a collective value of $1.7 billion in service to veterans, military children and communities!
Over the years, The American Legion Family has influenced considerable social change in America, won hundreds of benefits for veterans, helped military families through transition and produced many important programs for our country’s youth.
Today, ALA members across the country are helping military families cope with the effects of multiple deployments. The toll on our all-volunteer force and their families has been enormous.