| September 13, 2007 memorial vigil for Dave Cline |
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| Wednesday vigil at the National Guard Armory in Teaneck, NJ, August 30, 2006 |
| May 9, 2007 vigil and memorial for Matthew Fenton (1982-2006). Matthew died from injuries suffered in Iraq. |
| Click here to see photos and speeches from the August 25, 2007 March For Peace, Equality, Jobs, and Justice |
| We mourn the death of MFSO member, Al Zappala, of Philadelphia. Al and Celeste's son, Sherwood Baker, was killed in Iraq on April 26, 2004.This photo was taken at the march in New Orleans. Al is second on the right. |
| March 10, 2010 237th consecutive vigil deaths of US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan |
| Join veterans, military families, and area residents Bring the Troops Home NOW! vigil in Teaneck Every Wednesday 4:30 – 6:00 pm National Guard Armory. Teaneck Road and Liberty Road Teaneck, NJ 07666 4382 U.S. Troops killed in Iraq (www.icasualties.org) 1019 U.S. Troops killed in Afghanistan More than 1 million Iraqi people – dead Thousands of Afghan people - dead Each one – someone’s son or daughter More than $960 billion spent on wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001 Sponsored by: Military Families Speak Out, Bergen County Chapter www.mfsobergencounty.org. Veterans for Peace, Chapter 21 NJ. www.vetsforpeace21.blogspot.com. Teaneck Peace and Justice Coalition www.teaneckpeace.blockspot.com. |
These peace cranes were delivered to the White House. June, 2009 |
| Most recent billboard 713 Teaneck Road, Teaneck, NJ |
| See Record Article and video of our December 2, 2009 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO PRESIDENT OBAMA'S PLAN FOR AFGHANISTAN. Click here |
Hannah |
| Demonstration on Dec. 2, 2009 in response to President Obama's announcement of a troop surge. At office of Congressman Rothman in Hackensack. The 223rd consecutive vigil was held at the same time at the armory in Teaneck. |
| Jean Hopewell and Frank Wagner January 20, 2010 |
Speak Out - Sing Out Lift Your Voices Against the Wars on Iraq and Afghanistan! An evening of poetry and song on the 7th anniversary of the war on Iraq Friday, March 19, 2010 7:00 - doors open Open mic Children, teens - all the way through seniors are invited to read a poem or other short piece, sing a song, or play music related to the wars. Active duty troops, veterans, military families – it’s YOUR chance to be heard, too. St. Anastasia Church. The Redmond Center 1095 Teaneck Rd, Teaneck, just north of Route 4 Plenty of parking. Near bus routes. Refreshments, literature table, sign up for future actions Partial list of performers: Father Bill O’Malley- St. Anastasia Church, singer Walter Nygard – poet, Vice President of Veterans for Peace, Chapter 21 NJ, Sam Nygard – poet Anne Sadowski, - poet, Dayl Wise – poet, Post Traumatic Press, Veterans for Peace Rob Lange - musician, Allison Koffler – poet, James McCallum – poet/songwriter Joe Sharone and ROXANNE – guitarist and singer, Jessica Schwartz - poet Tamra Hayden – singer/songwriter, John Fenton – Gold Star Father, poet (poem read by Nancy Nygard) Jan Barry - poet, Veterans for Peace, Co-founder of Vietnam Veterans Against the War, Arya Jenkins - (poet….) Sponsored by: Military Families Speak Out, Bergen County Chapter www.mfsobergencounty.org Veterans for Peace, Chapter 21 NJ www.vetsforpeace21.blogspot.com NJ Peace Action www.njpeaceaction.org, Bergen County Green Party www.bergencountygreenparty.org Leonia Vigil Group, Teaneck Peace and Justice Coalition www.teaneckpeace.blockspot.com Please participate in these demonstrations marking the 7th anniversary of the wars. Wednesday, March 17 Teaneck Vigil: 4:30 – 6:00 pm Press conference: 5:00 pm National Guard Armory. Teaneck Road and Liberty Road. Teaneck, NJ Thursday, March 18 Vigil. 5:30– 6:30 pm Ft. Lee Vigil Group. Lemoine Avenue and Bruce Reynolds Boulevard. Ft. Lee, NJ Saturday, March 20 March on Washington to demand an immediate end to the wars on Iraq and Afghanistan. Bus to leave from Teaneck, NJ. $45. For more info. Ed Fanning - fasteddie55@gmail.com Sunday, March 21 Vigil. 4:30 – 5:00. Leonia Vigil Group. Broad Avenue and Ft. Lee Road in Leonia |
