Auxiliary Unit 171

The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 171 supports the mission of Post 171 by serving veterans, their families, and the Damascus community through volunteerism, outreach, and community programs.

Auxiliary Unit Officers

  • President — Will Trotter
  • Vice President — Casey Koontz
  • Secretary — Cheryl Minekime
  • Treasurer — Will Trotter
  • Chaplain — Sandy Seipp
  • Historian — Sandy Seipp
  • Sergeant-at-Arms — Dee Myers
  • Membership — Jane St. Louis

What the Auxiliary Does

Auxiliary Unit 171 plays an important role in supporting veterans, promoting patriotism, and strengthening the community. Members participate in programs that assist veterans and their families, support youth initiatives, and contribute to local events and outreach efforts.

Membership Eligibility (Summary)

Membership in the American Legion Auxiliary is open to individuals who are eligible through their own service or through their relationship, including as a spouse, child, or grandchild, of a veteran who served honorably. Eligibility requirements are established by the national American Legion Auxiliary organization.

For full eligibility details, visit the national American Legion Auxiliary website:

Eligibility requirements

Serving with Purpose

Auxiliary Unit 171 continues a tradition of service, supporting the mission of the American Legion and making a positive impact in the Damascus community.