Cherokee Nation leaders delivering Valentine’s Day cards to thank veterans
WHAT: Cherokee Nation leaders deliver handmade Valentine’s Day cards and gifts to military veterans living in Claremore Veterans Center
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WHEN: Friday, Feb. 12 9 a.m.
WHERE: Claremore Veterans Center 3001 W Blue Starr Dr. Claremore, Oklahoma
WHO:
- Principal Chief Bill John Baker
Deputy Chief S. Joe Crittenden
Chief of Staff Chuck Hoskin
Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr.
Claremore Veterans Center residents
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — To thank military veterans living in the Claremore Veterans Center for their service, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Bill John Baker, Deputy Chief and U.S. Navy veteran S. Joe Crittenden, Chief of Staff Chuck Hoskin, and Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr. will hand deliver candy, stuffed animals and homemade valentines.
Each year tribal employees and students throughout northeastern Oklahoma schools create about 5,000 handmade Valentine cards as part of the tribe’s annual Valentines for Vets program, which are then delivered to veterans in area hospitals and nursing homes in Tulsa, Tahlequah, Muskogee, Fayetteville, Vinita, Jay, Claremore and Talihina in time for Valentine’s Day.
Cherokee Nation’s Valentines for Vets program started in 2008 by the late Rogan Noble, a Marine Corps veteran and advocate for the tribe’s veterans’ affairs. The program is part of the National Salute to Veteran Patients.
For more information on the Cherokee Nation’s Valentines for Vets program, call the Cherokee Nation Veterans Center at 918-772-4166.
