Survivors
Surviving Spouse Corner: Who Is Best to Serve as an Executor?
The duties of an executor can be complicated. Learn more about what this role entails.
The duties of an executor can be complicated. Learn more about what this role entails.
Members of the General Omar N. Bradley Mid-Missouri Chapter took part in a community wreath-laying ceremony commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Col. Thomas P. “Tom” Waddell, USAF (Ret), is MOAA’s 2023 chapter-level Colonel Steve Strobridge Legislative Chair Award recipient.
Capt. Lynn Nash, USPHS (Ret), received MOAA’s legislative liaison award for her efforts in 2023 to enact change for the military and veterans’ communities.
A surviving spouse reflects on her recent voyage to Normandy with MOAA Vacations.
Col. Charles “CW” Fox, USAFR (Ret), served 36 years before dedicating his time to the military and veterans’ communities.
As 2024 nears its halfway point, we’re seeking more subjects for our regular feature. Do you know someone who’d be a good fit?
The Lake and Sumter Counties Chapter is helping veterans gain independence through transitional housing.
Here are five reasons surviving spouses should be members of MOAA.
Maj. Harry Shumate, USAF (Ret), 97, flew more than 14,000 hours as a military and civilian pilot.
Air Force Col. Chris Mulder’s 99-year-old grandfather served in World War II and inspired him to don the uniform.
Former Air Force 1st Lt. Haley McClain Hill, a two-time NFL cheerleader, started TORCH Warriorwear to make approved uniform bodysuits for women in the military.