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Albert and James Lyon Camp No. 266
The Upper Peninsula

 

SUVCW ArmsCorrespondence:

Secretary: Dr. Paul Nelson

1617 Anthony St.

Hancock, MI 49930 - 1205


Officers:

Commander: James Strain, D.M.A.
Senior Vice Commander: LeRoy Wyatt
Junior Vice Commander: James Decremer
Secretary: Dr. Paul Nelson
Treasurer: Dr. Paul Nelson
Chaplain: LeRoy Wyatt
Patriotic Instructor: Dewey Jones
Easgle Scout Coordinator: Dewey Jones
Graves Registration Officer:
Historian: Dr. Paul Nelson
Memorials Officer (West):
Memorials Officer (East):
Members of the Council: Dewey Jones, PCC
  James Decremer
  Joseph Durbin
Past Camp Commander Patrick Kennedy, PCC

NEW! - "Aaving 501Hc) (3) Tax Exempt Status. “Donations to the Department of Michigan - Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, its Camps, or Sons of Veterans Reserve Units operating within the Department of Michigan, Are Tax Deductible.”

About the Albert and James Lyon Camp No. 266

The Albert and James Lyon Camp No. 266 of the Department of Michigan, SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR (SUVCW) is named in honor of James F. Lyon and his brother Albert Lyon. The death of James F. Lyon in 1946 marked the last member of the GAR in the UPPER PENINSULA of Michigan. His brother, Albert, was mortally wounded at the 1864 Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, GA. Camp No. 266 is in honor of the original Lyon Post No. 266 at Menominee, MI, Menominee County from 1884 to 1929.

Camp No. 266 meets at 1:00 pm on the first Saturday of February, April, June, August, October, and December. We meet in the Conference room on the ground floor of the D. J. Jacobetti Home for Veterans at 425 Fisher St. in Marquette, MI :

For further information please contact us by e-mail, phone, or write to one of the addresses given on this page.

Camp 266 2009 Officers

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