The Captain John P. Monahan Post 12136 received our Charter on February 22, 2014.
We currently meet at Brews Tavern, 8083 Charlotte Hwy, Fort Mill, SC 29707.
We meet on the 4th Saturday of each month. Our meeting times are as follows:
9:00 AM for potential new members & guests. (please bring a copy of your DD214)
9:20 AM Housekeeping Items
9:30 AM Regular Meeting starts
If you know someone that might be interested in joining, please bring them to our next meeting or contact our Commander, James Taylor at cmd@vfw12136.org
For additional membership information you can email info@vfw12136.org
We host an Auxiliary Charter and Honor Guard.
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to supporting those who sacrifice so much for this country, veterans, service members in the US Armed Forces, and their families and continues to be a voice for returning and currently deployed service members and their families.
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Owner and Pit-master Mike Dial’s personal story is one that’s becoming common in the barbecue business. Barbecue houses established during the depression or just after WWII were handed down through families. Today, with the advent of national barbecue contests or the urging of friends and family, some amateur grill masters have converted their passion in to a business.
That is the case for Dial. After retiring from the US Navy, he worked for a company that entertained during the Winston Cup Races. Dial was in charge of the barbecue for these events. "Folks started telling me how good my barbecue was and said I should start my own place,” Dial says. So he did, partnering with brother Robert Dial and Mike Melton (no relation to the famous N.C. Melton barbecue family). The rest is history!
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