Daniel J. Seehafer was elected national commander of The American Legion on Aug. 31, 2023, in Charlotte, N.C., during the 104th national convention. Seehafer likes to say, “It’s personal,” when it comes to The American Legion’s mission of serving veterans and their families. He is continuing the theme of “Be the One,” to prevent veteran suicide.
Lisa’s family is her pride and joy — husband Darrel, daughter Danielle, and son Kyle — and that pride is reflected in their commitment to The American Legion Family. All served in leadership roles at local, state, and national levels in The American Legion Family. Kyle is also one of her unit’s first male ALA members, and Danielle has bl
Lisa’s family is her pride and joy — husband Darrel, daughter Danielle, and son Kyle — and that pride is reflected in their commitment to The American Legion Family. All served in leadership roles at local, state, and national levels in The American Legion Family. Kyle is also one of her unit’s first male ALA members, and Danielle has blessed Lisa with two grandsons: Dawson, 9, and Micah, 6. All are Legion Family members.
Donald “JR” Hall Jr.’s slogan for his term as National Commander of the Sons of The American Legion: “Representing more than me.” “As a member of the Sons, I represent my grandfather’s service. As a member of the Sons, you represent your family’s service. As a member of the Auxiliary, you represent your family's service. And if you serve
Donald “JR” Hall Jr.’s slogan for his term as National Commander of the Sons of The American Legion: “Representing more than me.” “As a member of the Sons, I represent my grandfather’s service. As a member of the Sons, you represent your family’s service. As a member of the Auxiliary, you represent your family's service. And if you served, you represent your branch of service, you represent your family,” Hall said after his election as SAL National Commander on Aug. 27, the final day of the SAL’s 51st National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.