Wearing red on Fridays, also known as RED Friday, is a tradition (dating back some say to 2005) where people wear red to show their support for military personnel deployed abroad. The acronym RED stands for "Remember Everyone Deployed".

"If every one of our members shares this with other acquaintances, fellow workers, friends, and neighbors, I guarantee

Wearing red on Fridays, also known as RED Friday, is a tradition (dating back some say to 2005) where people wear red to show their support for military personnel deployed abroad. The acronym RED stands for "Remember Everyone Deployed".

"If every one of our members shares this with other acquaintances, fellow workers, friends, and neighbors, I guarantee

Wearing red on Fridays, also known as RED Friday, is a tradition (dating back some say to 2005) where people wear red to show their support for military personnel deployed abroad. The acronym RED stands for "Remember Everyone Deployed".

"If every one of our members shares this with other acquaintances, fellow workers, friends, and neighbors, I guarantee

All Post 154 members are welcome to attend; however only Governing Board Members are allowed to speak (unless you are called on), or to vote.

Wearing red on Fridays, also known as RED Friday, is a tradition (dating back some say to 2005) where people wear red to show their support for military personnel deployed abroad. The acronym RED stands for "Remember Everyone Deployed".

"If every one of our members shares this with other acquaintances, fellow workers, friends, and neighbors, I guarantee

Wearing red on Fridays, also known as RED Friday, is a tradition (dating back some say to 2005) where people wear red to show their support for military personnel deployed abroad. The acronym RED stands for "Remember Everyone Deployed".

"If every one of our members shares this with other acquaintances, fellow workers, friends, and neighbors, I guarantee