Mayor Barberio Proclaims August 2 as Parsippany Post 249 Day in Honor of 90th Anniversary

Mayor James R. Barberio officially proclaimed August 2 as Parsippany Post #249 Day to honor the American Legion post's 90 years of dedicated service. Established in 1935, Post #249 has significantly contributed to honoring veterans and advocating for their rights within the community. In his proclamation, Barberio expressed sincere appreciation for the contributions of both past and present members, highlighting their selfless service during wartime. “The American Legion’s legacy is rooted in selfless service, and Post #249 exemplifies that every day,” he remarked.

Throughout its history, the post has provided vital support to veterans and their families while promoting values of patriotism and goodwill. The American Legion, founded in 1919, remains one of the largest veterans’ organizations globally, focused on securing benefits for veterans. Post #249 continues to serve as a beacon of service in Parsippany, strengthening community bonds through various acts of generosity. This anniversary not only celebrates the past but also emphasizes the ongoing impact of American Legion Post #249 in the local community.