Eisenhower’s Birthday Commemoration Photo Gallery

President John Burt calls the annual meeting to order.

Acting Chairman Walt Jones thanks Mike McGough for serving as a trustee for six years.

Walt thanks Trustee Barry Howard for 13 years of service.

Vice President Ruthmary McIlhenny, Membership Chair, reports on membership efforts.

Executive Director Carol Hegeman Presents Honorary Trustee Stephen Gibble with a miniature of the “Eisenhower At Gettysburg” statue for his very generous donation to the Society.

Walt presents Trustee Priscilla Roberts with a certificate for her 14 years of service.

Walt thanks Trustee Craig Metz for his 16 years of service.

The Society welcomes new trustees Ellis Grossnickle, Tom Vossler, Harry Winsheimer, Judy Morley and Bill Webb. New trustees Paul Coussan and Caleb McClure were unable to attend.

Walt poses with Priscilla as she was elected an honorary trustee.

Carol and Susan Eisenhower share a laugh .

Trustee Kevin MacMillan and Susan are in a thoughtful conversation.

The Allied Veterans Honor Guard presents the colors.

Trustee Daun van Ee shares an excerpt from Eisenhower’s letter to Private Stilian.

Priscilla presents the Brigadier General Samuel K. Lessey, Jr. ROTC Award to Gettysburg College senior Jack Comegno.

Walt announces that Gettysburg College students Andrew Thibandeau and Adhara Ayndrila are Eisenhower Memorial Scholarship awardees. Students Abigail Dryden and Danae Madama could not attend.

Trustee Ryan Woodward reads an excerpt from Eisenhower’s “Middle Way” speech.

Walt and Susan pose by the wreath.

Susan graciously signs books for Judy while Trustees Larry Redding, Ken Weiler and Steve wait their turn.

Trustee and photographer Jim Roach steps away from the camera so Susan can sign his book.

Trustee Paul Shevchuk, Program Chair, introduces Susan as our luncheon speaker.

Susan shares her thoughts about her grandfather and his leadership.

Carol presents Susan with a bas relief plaque of General Eisenhower sculpted and donated by Gary Casteel.

After her program, Susan autographs more books. A delightful day was enjoyed by all.

At the Eisenhower Society Annual Meeting Vice Chairman Dr. Walton Jones welcomes new trustee Kevin MacMillan.

Executive Director Carol Hegeman presents Eisenhower National Historic Site Manager Jana Friesen McCabe with a check for $537 in funds donated at the Eisenhower Society booth at World War II Weekend. Funds will be dedicated to next year’s World War II event.

We had beautiful weather for our annual wreath laying at Gettysburg College.

Trustee and Program Chair Paul Shevchuk welcomed everyone to our Eisenhower Birthday Commemoration.

The Allied Veterans Honor Guard presented the colors.

Trustee Ken Weiler read an excerpt from Eienhower’s book, Crusade in Europe.

Trustee Priscilla Roberts presented the J. MIlnor Roberts ROTC Award for Distinguished Service to Kendall Nehlig.

Micah Smith, one of four scholarship awardees, is introduced by Vice Chairman Dr. Walton Jones.

Trustee Dr. Daun van Ee read an excerpt from Eisenhower’s 1946 commencement address at Gettysburg College.

Vice Chairman Dr. Walton Jones and Vice President Tony TenBarge placed the wreath.

The Allied Veterans Honor Guard plays Taps prior to retiring the colors.

Craig, Barry and Priscilla are ready for lunch.

The Dobbin House ballroom filled with luncheon attendees ready to enjoy delicious food.

President Emerita Jacqueline White shared a prayer before the meal.

Priscilla Roberts presented a check to Dean Robin Wagner to establish an internship at Gettysburg College.

After lunch, Dr. Michael Birkner presented a Powerpoint program, “Eisenhower’s Recreation and Relationships.”

Everyone learned about some of the hobbies Eisenhower enjoyed.

Eisenhower’s love of golf was highlighted, especially his enjoyment playing with Arnold Palmer.

At the Eisenhower Society Annual Meeting Vice Chairman Dr. Walton Jones welcomes new trustee Kevin MacMillan.

Executive Director Carol Hegeman presents Eisenhower National Historic Site Manager Jana Friesen McCabe with a check for $537 in funds donated at the Eisenhower Society booth at World War II Weekend. Funds will be dedicated to next year’s World War II event.

We had beautiful weather for our annual wreath laying at Gettysburg College.

Trustee and Program Chair Paul Shevchuk welcomed everyone to our Eisenhower Birthday Commemoration.

The Allied Veterans Honor Guard presented the colors.

Trustee Ken Weiler read an excerpt from Eienhower’s book, Crusade in Europe.

Trustee Priscilla Roberts presented the J. MIlnor Roberts ROTC Award for Distinguished Service to Kendall Nehlig.

Micah Smith, one of four scholarship awardees, is introduced by Vice Chairman Dr. Walton Jones.

Trustee Dr. Daun van Ee read an excerpt from Eisenhower’s 1946 commencement address at Gettysburg College.

Vice Chairman Dr. Walton Jones and Vice President Tony TenBarge placed the wreath.

The Allied Veterans Honor Guard plays Taps prior to retiring the colors.

Craig, Barry and Priscilla are ready for lunch.

The Dobbin House ballroom filled with luncheon attendees ready to enjoy delicious food.

President Emerita Jacqueline White shared a prayer before the meal.

Priscilla Roberts presented a check to Dean Robin Wagner to establish an internship at Gettysburg College.

After lunch, Dr. Michael Birkner presented a Powerpoint program, “Eisenhower’s Recreation and Relationships.”

Everyone learned about some of the hobbies Eisenhower enjoyed.

Eisenhower’s love of golf was highlighted, especially his enjoyment playing with Arnold Palmer.

At the Eisenhower Society Annual Meeting Vice Chairman Dr. Walton Jones welcomes new trustee Kevin MacMillan.

Executive Director Carol Hegeman presents Eisenhower National Historic Site Manager Jana Friesen McCabe with a check for $537 in funds donated at the Eisenhower Society booth at World War II Weekend. Funds will be dedicated to next year’s World War II event.

We had beautiful weather for our annual wreath laying at Gettysburg College.

Trustee and Program Chair Paul Shevchuk welcomed everyone to our Eisenhower Birthday Commemoration.

The Allied Veterans Honor Guard presented the colors.

Trustee Ken Weiler read an excerpt from Eienhower’s book, Crusade in Europe.

Trustee Priscilla Roberts presented the J. MIlnor Roberts ROTC Award for Distinguished Service to Kendall Nehlig.

Micah Smith, one of four scholarship awardees, is introduced by Vice Chairman Dr. Walton Jones.

Trustee Dr. Daun van Ee read an excerpt from Eisenhower’s 1946 commencement address at Gettysburg College.

Vice Chairman Dr. Walton Jones and Vice President Tony TenBarge placed the wreath.

The Allied Veterans Honor Guard plays Taps prior to retiring the colors.

Craig, Barry and Priscilla are ready for lunch.

The Dobbin House ballroom filled with luncheon attendees ready to enjoy delicious food.

President Emerita Jacqueline White shared a prayer before the meal.

Priscilla Roberts presented a check to Dean Robin Wagner to establish an internship at Gettysburg College.

After lunch, Dr. Michael Birkner presented a Powerpoint program, “Eisenhower’s Recreation and Relationships.”

Everyone learned about some of the hobbies Eisenhower enjoyed.

Eisenhower’s love of golf was highlighted, especially his enjoyment playing with Arnold Palmer.

Paul and David pose for the camera prior to the start of the board meeting.

Trustees Jackie and Ruthmary catch up over a cup of coffee.

Our nominees for new Trustees pose with Nominating Committee Chair Bruce, second from left.

The Society’s annual meeting was held October 16 with members seated socially distanced around the Dobbin House ballroom.

Vice Chairman Walt Jones presents a certificate of thanks to departing Trustee Dr. Ben Garrett for his 6 years of service to the Eisenhower Society.

John Burt personally shakes the hand of departing Trustee, Lt. Gen. Harry E. Soyster for serving on the board for eight years.

President John Burt poses with new Trustees, Major General Andrew Davis, Mike Hanson and Kyle Woodward.

Priscilla Roberts presents the J. Milnor Roberts ROTC Award to Hank Hahne.

President John Burt presents scholarships to two of the four scholarship awardees, Robert and Anastasia.

The Allied Veterans Council of Adams County color guard posted and retired the colors for our program.

Sgt. 1st Class Mitch Mummert (Ret.) plays Taps to end our Eisenhower Birthday Commemoration.

The Eisenhower Society celebrated both General Lessey’s 98th Birthday and General Eisenhower’s 131st Birthday.

Brigadier General Samuel K. Lessey, Jr. smiles as he is ready to enjoy a slice of his birthday cake.

Guest speaker Major General Andrew Davis, USMC (Ret.) explains the work of the World War II Foundation.

Our guest speaker, Major General Davis, presented his program, Elvis and the USS Arizona. which was well received by luncheon attendees.

Trustee Paul Shevchuk Welcomes Guests to the Commemorative Program

Vice Chairman Walt Jones Reads an Excerpt from “Mandate for Change”

Trustee Priscilla Roberts Presents the J. Milnor Roberts ROTC Award to Kenneth McCracken

Priscilla Pins an “I Like Ike” Button on Kenneth’s Lapel

President Jacqueline White Presents the Eisenhower Society Robert M. Hoffman Family Memorial Trust Scholarships

Jackie Poses with Grace McNamara and Matthew Semon, two of the four scholarship awardees.

Trustee Michael McGough Reads Part of Eisenhower’s Farewell Address to the Audience

The American Legion Post 202 Color Guard and Bugler John Murphy Led the Attendees to the Eisenhower Statue

Walt Jones and Jackie White place the wreath.

Walt Jones, Jackie White, Kenneth McCracken, Priscilla Roberts, Matthew Semon, Society Chairman General Lessey and Grace McNamara Pose with Ike

A Large Group Attended Lunch at the Dobbin House

General Lessey Enjoys a Birthday Cake and Card Shower for his 96th Birthday

The General Was Especially Tickled to Share His Birthday Cake with General Eisenhower

Our Luncheon Speaker Was Dr. Michael Neiberg, Professor of History at the Army War College

Dr. Neiberg’s Talk, “After the Beaches: Eisenhower and the Road to Paris,” Was Enjoyed by All.

The Eisenhower Statue at its new location outside the Eisenhower House, Gettysburg College.

A plaque recognizes the Eisenhower Society’s work.

Vice President Ton Ten Barge emcees the program.

American Legion Post #202 posts the colors.

Trustee Priscilla Roberts presents the Major Gen. J. Milnor Roberts Outstanding ROTC student award.

President Jacqueline White presents the scholarship awardees.

Trustee Duane Williams reads from Eisenhower’s book, “Waging Peace.”

The Eisenhower Statue sculpted by Professor Norman Annis stands on its new plaza with landscaping.

Brig. Gen Lessey and Priscilla Roberts pose with the outstanding ROTC awardees.

President Jackie White stands with the Eisenhower Society scholarship students.

President Jackie White presents certificates of appreciation to retiring board members Kib Roulette and John Donovan.

Dr. Ed Lengel shares stories of the Eisenhowers in the White House.