CONTACTS:

Department Commander

Jake Cabuag

commander@walegion.org

 

Department Adjutant         Dale Davis  adjutant@walegion.org

 

 Membership Clerk    Lynn Kellogg

membership@walegion.org

 

Admin. & Boys State Tom Conner administrator@walegion.org

 

Bookkeeper               Ann Bowman

accountant@walegion.org

 

Mary Davis

marydavis.legion@comcast.net

 

Department Service Officer:

Bill Powell

(206) 341-8262

F: (206) 220-6104

William.powell5@va.gov

 


 

The Department Headquarters Building was built on land donated by Legionnaires Chester Wilcox and Paul Bragget, both members of R. V. Van Schoick , Lacey Post # 94. Department Commander Joe Norby presided over the ground breaking ceremony on January 1987 and the dedication ceremony that took place on June 6, 1987. The mortgage was paid off on February 26, 1991.

Our business hours are:   8:00 am – 4:30 pm

HQ. Address: 3600 Ruddell Rd. SE  Lacey, WA. 98503

HQ. Mailing Address: Department of Washington P.O. Box 3917 Lacey, WA 98509-3917

Phone: (360) 491-4373          Fax: (360) 491-7442          E-Mail: administrator@walegion.org


           


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