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HISTORIAN

The recording of the American Legion Auxiliary’s history at all levels (unit, county, district, department, and national) is important so that everyone will know who we are, what we do, and why we matter.  Other responsibilities of a historian are:

  • Assist in developing a system to archive important communications such as newsletters, handbooks, guidebooks, brochures, and program information

  • Participate in and promote the “Members Remember” history project

  • Encourage Senior historians to participate in the Veterans History Project 

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Sandy Mack, Department Historian
Email: smack0555@gmail.com

2026-2027 District Historian:

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District 1 - Crystal Shaw

District 2 - Shannon Wynveen

District 3 - Jeanette Cline

District 4 - Kathy Grom

District 5 - Linda Bartell

District 6 - Dorothy Gruber

​District 7 - Jesse Elmhorst

District 8 - Denise Belongia

District 9 - Lisa Wolfinger

District 10 - Jeanne Flaskrud

District 11 - Theresa Schindler

District 12 - Barb McDaniel

Important Date:

  • March – National Women’s History Month

Historian Program Awards

Program Award:

One unit will receive the Wisconsin Historian Award for the best history book at the 2027 Department Convention. Book must be submitted by April 15th to the Department Historian to qualify.

American Legion Auxiliary Department of Wisconsin

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