Google Mission Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/THVjSdEwaDgY92Pm7

Mission
Staging: 1030 
Location: American Legion Post 168, 21400 NE 399th St, Amboy, WA 98601
KSU: 1100
Stop 1: Shell Station, Castle Rock, 1178 Mt St Helens Way NE, Castle Rock, WA 98611
KSU: 1210
Stop 2: SEA/TAC I5 SeaTac Rest Area, 36898 I-5, Federal Way, WA 98003
KSU: 1355
Final Destination: Tahoma National Cemetery, 18600 SE 240th St, Kent, WA 98042
Service Begins at 1500

Return Trip
Pony's to the Stable - (e.g. this term means no mission plan for return, ride as you can, stop as you need, be safe!) Suggestion, before departing, group up with those that have similar riding skills and expectations.
Hotel - Some might be spending the night for an early start the next morning, and might be a good choice.

Clark College’s main campus at Gaiser Hall, Room 213
Clark Veterans Center hosts workshops on suicide education
AROUND THE AREA
Clark College’s Veterans Center is hosting four free public workshops on suicide education starting Feb. 10.
The Veterans Center of Excellence is collaborating with the Portland Veterans Affairs Suicide Prevention Team to present the Awareness to Action Series: Suicide Prevention is Everybody’s Business. The multisession workshop series focuses on education, prevention and community action, according to a Clark news release.
“Designed to increase awareness, build practical skills and empower participants to take an active role in suicide prevention, the series is grounded in veteran suicide prevention and open to community members,” the news release stated.
Each workshop focuses on a different topic. The first one on Feb. 10 will be an overview of veteran suicide and the national strategy for preventing veteran suicide. The March 17 workshop will cover lethal means safety — safe storage of firearms and medications. On April 14, people will learn about safety plans — when and how to have one. The final workshop on May 12 will cover postvention — support after a suicide.
Register for the series online. You can attend virtually; a link will be shared closer to the event date with your registration email.
The Veterans Center offers tutoring, academic supplies, quiet study spaces, a computer lab with printers, practical workshops and more for veterans, active duty and military-affiliated students. It also provides supports, resources and services to meet educational and professional goals, while also addressing academic, financial, physical and social needs, according to the news release.
“The series reflects Clark College’s commitment to fostering a compassionate, informed, and supportive campus and community,” the news release stated. “By combining national strategies, evidence-based practices and open dialogue, the workshops emphasize that suicide prevention is everybody’s business.”
—Brianna Murschel

This outreach is scheduled for Yacolt Trading Post - All are welcome, please stop by and say hello!
We will be selling Raffle Tickets, providing information on our services and activities, and accepting donations.
Representing:
The American Legion Family: Post 168, Aux Unit 168, SAL Squadron 168, and ALR Chapter 168!

All are invited to attend andsupport, I might note that this is a family member of one of our own that hasbeen providing Final Salute support for our heroes for several years.