Veterans Alcohol-Drug Rehabilitation Unit Luncheon a Blessing - Native American Church of Virginia

Veterans Alcohol-Drug Rehabilitation Unit Luncheon a Blessing

12/11/2014

Berryville VA - Native American Church President René White led the invocation for the annual holiday reception and luncheon (Oct. 10) for more than 100 veterans, men and women, young and old, enrolled in the Alcohol-Drug Rehabilitation Unit with the Martinsburg Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) from West Virginia.
The president of VFW Post 9760’s Women’s Auxiliary invited René to pray over the free holiday feast consisting not only of ham and turkey and the fixings, but tables littered with notes and cards created by children from nearby elementary schools and spiritual food for these warriors dealing with PTSD and various drug and alcohol addictions.

VFW Post 9760 hosted the annual event, orchestrated by the VFW Post 9760’s Women’s Auxiliary. Several VAMC counselors and drivers, including one dressed as Santa from the Martinsburg VAMC accompanied the two buses filled with warriors for the complimentary holiday home-cooked meal.

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