Join us in Bethel Park, PA, for a VBC storytelling event where you’ll meet a remarkable collection of people, each with a story to tell. Our breakfast location in Bethel Park, PA, is our largest, where the group can reach over 250 people. Our veteran attendees range from WWII and Korean War through the Post-9/11
Come to our live, in-person breakfast in Sewickley, PA. We meet at Christ Church Grove Farm (249 Duff Rd, Sewickley, PA 15143). You’ll walk in, pick up your name badge, pay $20 ($15 for VBC Members, no cost for those who don’t eat), and meet others who are there to hear and share the stories.
LOCATION: Grist House Craft Brewery 10 E Sherman St. Pittsburgh, PA 15209 COST: $20 per person ($25 at the door) and includes one beer and one Smashburger. REGISTER: Please register for this event here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/9qyuef5 We had such a terrific time last year that we are going to do it again! Foodtruck burgers aren’t for breakfast.
Join us for another Veterans Breakfast Club storytelling event at Pitt-Greensburg on Saturday, May 24 at 8:30am. Breakfast is FREE courtesy of a generous donor. A buffet breakfast will be served at 8:30am followed by veterans sharing stories with Todd DePastino emceeing. There's no charge for the event, but you must RSVP to: betty@veteransbreakfastclub.org or
Vietnam Veterans and writers Bruce "Doc" Norton and Harry Kantrovich join us to talk about their new book and stage production, Voices From Vietnam: Interviews, Letters, Vignettes, and Reflections, 1964–1982. This unique conversation will explore their collaborative journey in bringing the Vietnam War’s deeply personal stories to life—both on the page and on the stage.
Glenn Flickinger and Scott Masters welcome liberators of Nazi concentration camps in the spring of 1945 to share their stories. Registration is required for Zoom participation. You can register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/0upprXqpQLGdLw4Wvm415A Frank Cohn, a Holocaust survivor, fled Nazi Germany with his mother in 1938, just before Kristallnacht. He later served in the US Army during
