​​Where History and Heroes  Meet

INDIANAPOLIS WORLD WAR II ROUNDTABLE - ERNIE PYLE CHAPTER

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ANNUAL DUES
Veteran Family $20
Non-Veteran Family $25
WWII Veterans FREE​​​​​​​​ Membership​
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Make check payable to: WWII Roundtable Inc.

MAIL TO: Andy Fulks, Treasurer, WWII Roundtable Inc.

917 E Walnut St, Lebanon, IN 46052

CASH: Pay in person with check or cash at the sign-in table.​

​TO JOIN:
Attend a meeting, provide your contact information and pay your dues in person, check or cash.
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WWII Roundtable​

Northside Events & Social Club

Your dues payment is vital to the support of our mission:

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  1. ​​To provide excellent programs focused on WWII & military history​
  2. To provide gratis membership for our WWII veterans & thank them with our specially designed Challenge Coin
  3. To cover travel expenses & speaker fees for non-local & nationally recognized speakers; provide Certificates of Recognition to our speakers; support acquisition of raffle items​
  4. ​To cover publicity, financial expenses related to WWII RT website, printing bookmarks, and fees for a 501c3 organization

 Accepting checks for dues

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​Payable to:  ​ WWII Roundtable Inc.


Mail to: ​Andy Fulks, Treasurer, WWII Roundtable Inc.
917 E Walnut St
Lebanon, IN 46052

Special message from PonyTail

Thursday, September 19, 2024

Dear friends and family,
I can't express how happy I am to receive the notice that I am going to be inducted into the Indiana Military Veteran Hall of Fame. This is such a great honor to be nominated and even more wonderful to be selected.
I would like to extend an invite to each of you to attend this event unfortunately it is not a free event. This will be a banquet type of event which costs $55.00 per person to attend.
I have attached the letter that I received informing me that I will be inducted.
I would love to see each and everyone of you attend but I will understand if it is not possible for you to make it.
If you do want to attend please let me know for I would like to book the tables for my guests to try and have everyone sitting at the same tables. We can work out the details on the money at a later date. Looking forward to hearing from you.
God Bless each and everyone of you and wish you all the best.
PonyTail Paul
Proud 101st Veteran

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Indianapolis Ernie Pyle Chapter WWII Roundtable


​EXECUTIVE BOARD

​Dues Reminder​

Type of membership

​​​​President

Dr. Charles Holt

1st Vice President

Open

2nd Vice President

Kathryn Lerch

​Treasurer

Andy Fulks​

Assistant Treasurer

Richard Eisgruber

Drawing Coordinator

​Allen Andrews

Meeting Arrangements

Karl & Jan Kleinbub​​

Immediate Past President
Ponytail Paul Cauley
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Board Members​
Dr. Charles Holt

Kathryn Lerch

Brad Damon
Richard Eisgruber
Andy Fulks
Steve Hogan
Karl Kleinbub
Jan Kleinbub
Marlene Mendonsa
Travis Petrie

​Daniel Sutton

"The WWII Roundtable is a terrific group of heroes, historians, military history fans and I learn something new at every meeting. The buffet is delicious, too."

​PonyTail Paul Cauley, Vietnam Veteran

Monthly Meetings

  • Every 4th Monday of the month (Except May  & December)
  • Everyone is welcome!
  • Buffet starts at 6:00 PM
  • Meeting starts at 7:00 PM
  • Dinner buffet $11
  • BRING A FRIEND!

"Each month there is a guest speaker or panel of speakers who give us a first-hand account of life during WWII. This is a worthwhile organization who wants to preserve American history."

​Jack Eder, Indiana Historian​

 World War II Roundtable Ernie Pyle Chapter

The Indianapolis World War II Roundtable was formed in 1987 and has grown to be one of the most active in the Midwest. Each month we invite speakers who either have a military background or expertise in military matters.  Our guest speakers have included:

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Lt. Col Richard E. Cole, Co-pilot to Jimmy Doolittle, who dropped the first bomb over Japan

Hershel "Woody" Williams, WWII Medal of Honor Recipient, Battle of Iwo Jima

Ronald E. Rosser, Korean War Medal of Honor Recipient

Former IndianaGovernor Whitcomb, who was captured at Corregidor and escaped

Allen Lynch, Vietnam War Medal of Honor Recipient

General Paul Tibbets, who dropped the atomic bomb on Japan

George Gay, the only survivor from Torpedo 8 Squadron at the Battle of Midway

Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, former Marine who presented WWII medals to our WWII members