the
Favorite Neighbor For nearly half a century, Fred Rogers educated, empowered, and
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entertained children and their families. VICTOR PARACHIN
magazine
May 2012 VOL. 90, No. 10 Official publication of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America, a fraternal organization.
4 Message from the GER
Recognizing Our Youth, Mothers, and Veterans
6 Travels of the GER
10 It’s Your Business 11 Healthline
News of the Lodges 12
By donating ENF Gratitude Grants, distributing dictionaries, and awarding scholarships, Elks show that Elks Care—Elks Share.
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On Tour with David R. Carr 7 Candidates for
Grand Lodge Office The Hard Truth about Retirement Concussion: Temporary Power Outage
46 Elks National Veterans 50 Elks National Foundation
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52 Elks Drug Awareness Program Cover: ©Deborah Feingold/Corbis
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Chapel of Honor Tucked away in the south transept of Washington National Cathedral, War Memorial Chapel is a moving artistic tribute to all those who have ever served in the US armed forces. LINDA MCMAKEN
Canyon de Chelly 38
National Monument With its beautiful red-orange rock and ancient Puebloan ruins, Canyon de Chelly is a place where visitors are reminded of the deep history of the Southwest. GERALD C. HAMMON
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THE ELKS NATIONAL MEMORIAL AND PUBLICATION COMMISSION
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KENNETH L. MOORE Vice Chairman
ARTHUR H. FROST III Treasurer
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