The Texas Czech Genealogical Society
Presents
“Let Freedom Ring - A Tribute to our Czech Veterans”
Dedicated to those who have served, sacrificed and given
so much for our country’s freedom, our Czech Veterans.
Morning Social – 8:00 AM
Registration, Coffee, Kolaches, Czech Fellowship
Opening Ceremonies – 9:00AM
Presentation of Colors
World War II Experiences and Memories
Emil Faltisek, Jr.
Recognition of Veterans in Attendance
Patrick Janis and Charlene Hurta
“The Other Side of the War – The Home Front”
Caroll Brincefield
Lunch
Roast Beef with Gravy
Buttered Potatoes Green Beans
Tossed Salad Rolls Tea/ Coffee
Desserts
Dallas Czech Orchestra
Keynote Speaker
Major General John E. Simek (retired)
A Tribute to “Those That Made the Ultimate Sacrifice”
*Be sure to include the name or names of your loved ones who paid the “ultimate sacrifice” on the registration form
“I Should Have Died, But the Angels Were With Me” The Remarkable Story of Theofil Bujnoch:
A Czech Cotton Farmer in WWI
Doug Kubicek
Wall of Honor
Remember to send copies of your or your loved ones’ discharge papers and photos for display on the Wall of Honor.
Deadline: March 20, 2010
Send to:
Charlene Hurta, 1231 CR 201A, Angleton, Texas 77515
*Note: Materials submitted for Czechs in Uniform book will not be automatically included. Submitters need to resubmit copies of the discharge and photos for the Wall of Honor.
World War II Military Exhibit
Ken and Stacey (Veselka) Hightower
Czechs in Uniform
Now Available for Purchase
(See Insert for Details)
Silent Raffle Door Prizes Displays