Post 32 Riders Mother's Day Luncheon Event

On Saturday, May 9, 2026, the Post 32 Riders organized a special luncheon to honor and celebrate the mothers of members from Post 32 Legion, the Sons of the American Legion (SAL), and the Auxiliary. The event took place in the Post hall, decorated for the occasion. Members of the Riders took responsibility for preparing a delicious meal while also serving as attentive wait staff to ensure all guests felt welcome and appreciated throughout the event. In addition to the meal, each mother was presented with a lovely rose as a token of appreciation for their love and support. A Riders member guitarist played a selection of guitar music to accompany the meal. The atmosphere was filled with warmth, laughter, and heartfelt conversations, making it a memorable celebration for all in attendance as they came together to honor the important role mothers play in their lives on the upcoming Mother’s Day.

Post 32 Business Card Program

Post 32 introduced business cards to help recruit new members. These cards can be used to promote American Legion Post 32 to veterans encountered in various locations, such as restaurants, shopping centers, grocery stores, hardware stores, and churches. The cards will be distributed to Post 32 members to aid in their membership recruitment efforts.

The front of the card features standard Post information, while the back includes fields for the Post 32 member's Name and Phone number if the member wishes to be contacted. Additionally, a QR code is provided that links directly to the Post 32 website.

Veteran of the Year

 

Post 32 Music Bingo

 

250th Celebration of America

 

Post 32 Events and a Bike Blessing by Brighton American Legion Riders

 

Post 32 Riders Event

American Legion Riders Post 32 convened at Fort Dearborn Post 364 for the Blessing of the Bikes event. This gathering on April 11th attracted a significant number of riders from across Metro Detroit, highlighting the strong sense of community among motorcycle enthusiasts. The event commenced with a ceremonial blessing conducted by the local Catholic priest, who offered prayers for the safety and well-being of both the riders and their motorcycles. Following the blessing, the Auxiliary of Post 364 hosted a luncheon, fostering camaraderie and shared experiences among participants.

Along with the Bike Blessing, some members visited the American Legion Farmington Post to collect a plaque that belonged to the Brighton Post. It was a productive day of activities.

Vietnam Veteran

 

Veterans Resource Event

 

Freedp, Center Golf Outing