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The Club in Fountain Hills honors veterans

Men’s club holds annual veteran recognition event

The Club in Fountain Hills held its annual Veterans Recognition event Friday, Nov. 8, at the club facility at 17005 Enterprise Drive.

In attendance were 120 club members and spouses honoring the 25 club member veterans.

Canadian walleye was prepared by members in the club kitchen and served by student-athletes from Fountain Hills High School to raise money for their athletic programs.

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The Club in Fountain Hills honors veterans

Men’s club holds annual veteran recognition event

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The Club in Fountain Hills held its annual Veterans Recognition event Friday, Nov. 8, at the club facility at 17005 Enterprise Drive.

In attendance were 120 club members and spouses honoring the 25 club member veterans.

Canadian walleye was prepared by members in the club kitchen and served by student-athletes from Fountain Hills High School to raise money for their athletic programs.

The Veterans Recognition event is an annual tradition at The Club, which also sponsors weekly member Monday Night Dinners and monthly social events at its own club-owned building.

Club-sponsored events are open only to club members and their guests. Veterans of The Club represent nearly every branch of military service including the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard.

The event program was led by The Club President Pat Flynn who called each veteran forward for individual recognition.

For more information about The Club’s events and activities, contact Membership Director Tim Masur at infotheclubfh@gmail.com or visit theclubfh.com.

The mission of The Club is to promote a non-profit, non-political, secular environment where all club members and their guests may associate for civilized conversation in a welcoming physical setting.

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