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Fall 2025 Dinner Meeting

MOAA Triangle Chapter Dinner Meeting - Friday, Nov 7th, 2025 Invitation and Reservation

Join us for our Fall 2025 MOAA Triangle Chapter Dinner Meeting on Friday, November 7th, 2025 at the NC State University Club, 4200 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh. We are holding this special event on a Friday night to run in conjunction with the MOAA North Carolina Council of Chapters Annual Meeting which will take place the following day here in Raleigh.

This event promises to be very special as we are inviting MOAA leadership from across the state to join us and break bread. We are not at liberty to discuss our guest speaker as we will not get confimation on their ability to attend until closer to the meeting time -- let's just say we have plans (and back-up plans) to have a guest speaker fitting to the occasion.

Social time will begin at 1730 hours (5:30 PM), with opening ceremonies at 1815 hours (6:15 PM) followed immediately by dinner service.

Entrée Choices**: Pecan Crusted Boneless Pork Cutlet - OR - Chicken Cordon Bleu**

Both entrée selections will be served a with Mixed Greens Salad, Baked Potato,

Vegetable Medley, Rolls and Butter, Coffee, Iced Tea, and Water. The meal includes a dessert of Triple Chocolate Cake.

A fruit and cheese platter will be served during pre-meeting social time (1730-1815) and a cash bar will be available for you to enjoy.

Please make your Reservations and Payment online through the link below by Thursday, October 30th, 2025.

Dinner Reservation - $35.00 Pecan Crusted Pork Cutlet

Dinner Reservation - $35.00 Chicken Cordon Bleu

Scholarship Fund Donation (Tax Deductible) Enter Amount

 
Posted 09/22/25 14:41 by Triangle Webmaster Under Chapter Events Permalink 1758566517
Fall Dinner Meeting Expected to Feature Leaders
Lt.Gen. Brian T. Kelly a dinner guest

Our fall dinner meeting will be a special event that should be of interest to all MOAA members and their partners.

Firstly, it is scheduled for a Friday because our chapter is the host for the annual meeting of the North Carolina Council of Chapters (NCCoC). Attendees in town for that Saturday meeting will join us Friday evening, swelling our attendance list. Watch for signage as you enter the building in case we had to move to a larger room in the Club.

Secondly, the bigger news is that MOAA President and CEO Lt. Gen Brian T. Kelly, USAF (ret), will be a speaker for the Saturday meeting, and will be joining us for our Friday dinner.

There may be additional specials guests who have yet to confirm.

See the previous post for opportunity to RSVP. Your reservation and payment will be paid online through Cheddar-Up.

Lt. Gen. Brian T. Kelly, USAF (Ret) , is a native of New Jersey. He earned his bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Notre Dame and holds two master’s degrees, one in national resource strategy from National Defense University and another in military operational arts and sciences from Air University.

Kelly joined the Air Force in 1989, as a graduate of Notre Dame’s ROTC program. In his 33-year Air Force career, Kelly served in a number of key command and staff positions, including commander, 92nd Mission Support Squadron, Fairchild AFB, Wash.; deputy director, manpower and personnel, Multi-National Security Transition Command, Iraq; director, manpower, personnel and administration, U.S. Southern Command, Fla.; commander, 31st Mission Support Group, Aviano Air Base, Italy; commander, 501st Combat Support Wing, RAF Alconbury, U.K.; director, manpower, personnel and services, Air Combat Command, JB Langley-Eustis, Va.; director, military force management policy for deputy chief of staff for manpower, personnel and services at the Pentagon; and commander, Air Force Personnel Center, JB San Antonio-Randolph, Texas.

At the time of his service retirement in 2022, Kelly had completed 3½ years serving as the Air Force’s deputy chief of staff for manpower, personnel and services at the Pentagon.

Kelly took over as MOAA's president and CEO in January 2023.

 
Posted 09/15/25 18:11 by Triangle Webmaster Under Chapter Events Permalink 1757974262
Triangle Chapter Members participate in Wreaths Across America
December 14th event honored passed military veterans

Led by Triangle Chapter member Faith Junghahn, COL, USAR (ret) and her husband Alan Shaw, LTC USA (ret), volunteers laid wreaths at the graves of veterans at two cemeteries in the Fuquay Varina area. Faith is the area coordinator for WAA.

Chapter members Henry Scheller, CAPT USN (ret), Margie Scheller, CDR USN (ret), and Chris Froeschner LtCol USAF (ret) were among the Scouts, veterans' group members and others who participated in this annual event.

 
Posted 02/17/25 11:39 by Triangle Webmaster Under Chapter Events Permalink 1739810348
Secretary of the NC Dept of Military and Veterans Affairs addresses Chapter membership
Secretary of the NC Dept of Military and Veterans Affairs addresses Chapter membership
Grier-Martin-III

MOAA Triangle Chapter welcomed Grier Martin III, Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs at its dinner meeting, October 8, 2024.

The meeting was held at the North Carolina State University Club, where attendees enjoyed the delicious fare served by the Club catering staff.

After his introduction by Triangle Chapter President Herb Segal, Secretary Martin's remarks included reflections and observations on his military service in the Middle East, and his civilian service in the NC Legislature, the Pentagon and his current role.

Grier Martin III remarks  
Posted 12/02/24 19:47 by Triangle Webmaster Under Chapter Events Permalink 1733186877