In-person, face-to-face VBC events
Our first Penn Hills breakfast was back in 2009, and it's been a lively location ever since with an unusual number of World War II veterans still attending regularly. Take 99-year-old Mike Scuro, above left, for example. The WWII veteran leads us in the National Anthem every event and always offer a little war story,
I often say, "You never know what you're gonna hear" at the Veterans Breakfast Club. But I truly didn't expect to hear Jim Phelps' harrowing story of survival when he came to our event at Christ Church in Bethel Park in August of 2019. “It was like being at the top of a building when
CHRIST CHURCH AT GROVE FARM CANNOT ACCOMMODATE US ON JUNE 21. WE ARE SEEKING AN ALTERNATE LOCATION. STAY TUNED! 101st Airborne Division veteran Rick Weber calls the VBC "The Best Show in Town," and when I look at the photo above, I understand why. On the left is Kathy Silvia speaking at our breakfast at
Come to our live, in-person breakfast in Beaver, PA, and meet these two speakers pictured above. Jerry Fisher, left, joined the Navy to see the world and, of course, was shipped to California for shore duty. Larry Googins, right, was a weapons systems officer who flew 193 combat missions in an F4 fighter in Vietnam. These
Everyone is welcome at our VBC in-person breakfast and storytelling event at Memorial Park Church in the northern Pittsburgh suburb of Allison Park on Wednesday, May 24 at 8:30am. The cost to eat is $15. After picking up your name badge, you'll have coffee and conversation, eat a wonderful catered breakfast, and then enjoy a
