Results of the election of VVRP Directors by the membership, was announced at the annual meeting in July. In addition to the eight incumbants re-elected, two new candidates were elected for one year terms as Directors: Kevin Boylan and Mike Connolly.
Kevin’s US Army service in Vietnam was primarily in Darlac province in the Central Highlands in 1969-70. He was a member of VVRP Team XXVI and currently lives in Long Beach CA.
Mike hails from Chicago and served with the Army’s 1st Logistical Command, around Saigon and the Mekong Delta, in 1966-67. He’s been on 3 VVRP Teams, most recently Team XXVII.

Please send all correspondence and contributions to our new address:

Veterans Viet Nam Restoration Project
5 Indian Trail
Harrison, New York 10528

In August, for the first time in several years, there were no new candidates seeking election to the Board of Directors.  In accordance with the VVRP By Laws, the incumbent eleven member Board was re-elected.

By a vote of the Board, the following officers were elected:

President – Wayne Purinton

Vice President – Ed Daniels

Secretary & Treasurer – John Stockton

“…building the future, healing the past…”

After many years of reliable use the old website has been retired, and VVRP has launched an updated website to reflect our ongoing effort to serve veterans and the people of Viet Nam. 

We’re pleased you are visiting the new site, at the same address:  http://vvrp.org.

You’ll find much of the material that was on the former site, such as information on how to join a team, previous projects, site locator Google map, newsletter archives, how to donate, etc.  There is also now this News Update blog where you can get current announcements and developments and post your own comments about specific blog entries. 

VVRP would like to thank The Wood Agency of San Antonio, Texas for their generous support in designing and building this exceptional website for our organization.  Our special thanks to Maren Senn, Sehoon Jung, Nathan Procknow, and Christina Medina for their enthusiastic and relentless effort on our behalf to complete this significant project.

We would be seriously remiss if we didn’t also thank our long time webmaster, Sheldon ‘Mac’ Dunn.  More than a decade ago, Mac designed and built our first website and has voluntarily maintained it and entered all the content up until this past year.  Without his assistance, this vital communication link to our community of veterans and devoted supporters would not have been possible.

 As you explore our website please consider joining one of our teams or making a contribution so we can continue to assist veterans and the people of Viet Nam, by “…building the future, healing the past…”.