Fun Times at the 2012 LEEK Open House
May 14Photos from the event…
Open House Live Auction Items
Apr 30Updated on 5/1
Below are items we have for our live auction, part of the LEEK Open House May 11 – 13. Click here for more on the open house.
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1. Books, Brent Bacon, “Thoughts from the Stand”
2. Wood Duck Box, Donated by Haley Zomak (part of her girl scout Silver Award project)
3. Composter, Donated by Justen at Veteran Compost inAberdeen,MD
4. Carved art buck skull with antlers, Donated by James Kennedy
5. Hershey’s gift Basket, Donated by Priscillia and Barry Ebright.
6. Sportsman tote, gun sock and run and gun vest, Donated by Tom Ackley
7. Kodiak Stag Knife, Donated by Maholic Family
8. Chartered Fishing Trip for 4 onLake Erie, Donated by Fred Forsythe
9. Blackpowder gun, Donated by Ed and Kate Fisher
10. Pa Game Commission Print, Donated by Game Commission
11. Smooth Alabone Medium Stockman Pocket knife with pearl handle
Donated by: W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company
12. Gift baskets, Donated by Josie White and Janene McAteer
a. Pittsburgh Pirates Basket (Shirts, caps, umbrella, game tickets and hotel room)
b. Pittsbugh Steelers Basket (Jacket, shirt, scarf, blanket, towel and autographed book “Rocky Bleier Story”)
c.PittsburghTour the Town Basket (CarnegieMuseumpasses, paintball certificate, Laser Storm adventure pack and passes to Pittsburgh Broadway “A Chorus Line”)
13. Tactical Survival Kit, Donated by Survival Metrics
14. Fly rod/ Gear Wall Rack Made from Whitetail Antlers and reclaimed wood, Donated by Ron Edgington of Oxford Plumbing and Heating
15. Handmade walking cane, Donated by: Tom Zomak.
16. Benelli Shotgun, Donated by the family of the late SSgt. James Hackemer, This gun belonged to James
17. Bushmaster AR15, Donated by Hackemer family, (this gun also belonged to James)
18. Military Fighting Knife, Donated byOntarioKnives
19. Handmade Afghan, Donated by Steve and Doris Tipton
20. Handmade Quilt, Donated by Tom Ackley
21. 1998 Ford Taurus automobile, 3.0 Liter 6 cylinder, four door, Donated by Hazel’s Auto Sales
22. Handmade American Flag Afghan, Donated by Christene Gibble
23. Bronze back Smallmouth Bass hand painted on three turkey feathers, Donated by Andy McCormick
LEEK Qualifies for Niagara CFC / United Way Fundraising
Apr 30Congratulations to LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve; for the fourth year in a row LEEK has qualified and is listed under the Niagara CFC / United Way Fundraising for the 2012 Campaign.
The Local Federal Coordinating Committee (LFCC) of the Niagara Frontier Combined Federal Campaign met on April 18, 2012, to review your agency’s application for inclusion in our fall 2012 Combined Federal Campaign Brochure. On behalf of the LFCC, I am pleased to inform you of the approval of your application, as submitted. This approval is contingent upon any issues which may be raised by the Office of Personnel Management which oversees the Combined Federal Campaign. You will only hear from us if there are any such issues no later than June 1, 2012. Your agency will be included in the CFC Charity List provided to Federal Employees and you may advertise your CFC number in marketing pieces. Please make note of the following:
- Maintain completed application packets for your organization for three complete campaign seasons (24 month cycle). You should currently have 2009 forward on file if you have been participating since that time.
- You must re-apply each year in order to participate in CFC. Our 2013 application period will be determined later this year. You will receive notification regarding the 2013 application process in January.
The LFCC, extends thanks to you for your participation and support of the Combined Federal Campaign. Please contact Marilyn Wilson, Federated Campaign Manager, at 716-887-2632 or email: marilyn.wilson@uwbec.org. if you have any questions.
Sincerely, Paul Kendzierski LFCC Chair NiagaraFrontier Combined Federal Campaign
2012 Open House May 10 – 12
Mar 04
Annual Spring Open House and
Fundraiser Benefit Motorcycle Run
Hosted by LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve and American Eagles Motorcycle Club Patriot Guard Riders. Supported and sponsored by The American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW); Conoco Phillips; Bass Pro Shops; Boy Scouts of America; National Rifle Association (NRA); Ka-Bar Knives; Potter County Outfitters; Faith Bible Church of Little Genesee, New York; Larry’s Harley Davidson; O V Lanes; Legacy Sports; Revision Military; Cabella’s; Oswayo United Methodist Church; Ontario Knives; and Wayne Concrete
All PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT WOUNDED VETERANS
Open to the public, all riders welcome!
L.E.E.K. Featured in the Navy Supply Corp Newsletter
Feb 17
Retired U.S. Coast Guard Master Chief Boatswain’s Mate Lew Fisher helps Clint Graff, who served as a corporal in the U.S. Marine Corps, sight-in his new muzzleloader before a deer hunt. Graeff was wounded by an Improvised Explosive Device in Habbaniyah, Iraq in October 2006.
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus designated the month of November as Warrior Care Month, to help “recognize the sacrifices and achievements of our wounded, ill and injured service members, their families, and those who care for them.” Many of our wounded warriors spend the majority of their time inside; in hospitals, recovery installations, and at home. Now, however, they have a place they may visit which is actually outside, where they can hunt, fish, and enjoy quality outside time.
The LEEK Hunting and Mountain Preserve, located in north central Pa., provides wounded veterans a handicap accessible camp environment, along with hunting and fishing opportunities.
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