Update: Pics from the recent event are below…
The Hardin County Veterans’ Service Commission will be hosting their 7th annual Veteran’s Dinner for county veterans and their spouses.
To be eligible for this free dinner, you must be a “veteran” with other than a dishonorable discharge and be a Hardin County resident. Acceptable proof of military service can be proven by bringing in one of the following: DD214, VA ID card, or the county veteran ID card, along with proof of Hardin County residency.
All veterans who plan on attending the dinner must come into the Veterans’ Service Office between October 19th – November 2nd, 2021, in order to get their ticket(s). Availability, is on first come first serve basis and are limited.
Due to COVID-19, safety protocols will be in place to help ensure the safety of everyone who attends the dinner/lunch.
The dinner itself will be from held, during lunch hours, between 11:30 AM -2 PM. This lunch format allows veterans and their spouses to come in and eat at their leisure which allows for increased social distancing.
Just to recap:
- Date of dinner/lunch: November 9th
- Location: Kenton’s Armory
- Time of dinner/lunch: 11:30 AM – 2 PM
- Caterer: Plaza Inn
- VA Mobile Unit will be there, as well
The Veterans’ Service office would like to thank each and every sponsor (past and present) but especially Liberty Bank, Hardin County Community Foundation, and the Armory Foundation who once again is sponsoring this dinner.
Call the office Veterans’ Service Office at 419-674-2219, if you have any questions.