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    Pasco Veterans Council, Incorporated

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    A man of Honor, Courage and Commitment has passed.

    Richard "Mickey" Vitter President (Founder), Pasco Veterans Council, Incorporated September 14, 1944 to April 22, 2013 United States Marine, Veteran Memorial Service: Thursday, May 2, 2013 at 7:00 …

    Ready to push forward with a Full seven Board Members!

    Our Board has reached seven, as we have hoped. In the near future I will be posting the Board Members and the position to which they hold. We are arranging a distribution of nessesities to the Homeless Veterans in our County. Our funds have grown since the …

    FALL-IN SOLDIERS, WE ARE VETERANS HELPING VETERANS!

    For all Veteran that reside in Pasco County. We are looking for some volunteers that have the heart and drive to help our Veteran Brothers, Sisters and families. Primarily to possibly hold a position as a Board Member. You will have to show your DD-214 and …
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    Pasco County is 867.95 square miles. Florida has a population of 18,801,310 according to the 2010 US Census. Making Florida the forth highest populated State. Yet Pasco has the second highest population in Florida. Our Veterans population is about 47 thousand and approximately 14 hundred (registered) Homeless Veterans within Pasco. Our abutting County Pinellas to our South has passed County Ordinances restricting their Homeless people. Our County can expect a mass increase within the next...

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    Pasco County is 867.95 square miles. Florida has a population of 18,801,310 according to the 2010 US Census. Making Florida the forth highest populated State. Yet Pasco has the second highest population in Florida. Our Veterans population is about 47 thousand and approximately 14 hundred (registered) Homeless Veterans within Pasco. Our abutting County Pinellas to our South has passed County Ordinances restricting their Homeless people. Our County can expect a mass increase within the next two years. Our Organization travels out to locations that we know of throughout the County. We try to provide as much assistance and information as possible. We donate Clothes, reading glasses and waterproof backpacks at this time, but much more is needed. At this time we are trying to connect Veterans that have families with agencies to provide low cost housing. We are trying to obtain nonperishable food so we can provide them with something to eat.