CAPVet
03-18-06, 12:27 PM
Former Marine and CAP Veteran Ed Matricardi, a member of the Board of Directors of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, is responsible for long term fund raising projects, as well as establishing a web presence for that effort:
<blockquote><b>“Fundraising efforts for the National Museum of the Marine Corps continues and there are now many ways to participate in this great tribute to Marines. The demand for inscribed “bricks” for inclusion on the walkway is great. Anyone interested in having their name and unit perpetually exhibited should act quickly, as the bricks are going fast. Don’t miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity. Additionally, increased interest in making donations through the use of Planned Giving and Will bequests is on the rise. Visit the Foundations web site for additional information, or contact Ed Matricardi, at 703-569-7000 for additional information.” </b></blockquote>
If you were not aware of the new National Museum of the Marine Corps, go to http://www.marineheritage.org/
The "Donation" web page is at: http://www.marineheritage.org/
Also, if you want your Marine service commemorated for decades, buy an engraved brick and be part of the museum sidewalks and pathways: http://www.marineheritage.org/Involved_Bricks.asp
<blockquote><b>“Fundraising efforts for the National Museum of the Marine Corps continues and there are now many ways to participate in this great tribute to Marines. The demand for inscribed “bricks” for inclusion on the walkway is great. Anyone interested in having their name and unit perpetually exhibited should act quickly, as the bricks are going fast. Don’t miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity. Additionally, increased interest in making donations through the use of Planned Giving and Will bequests is on the rise. Visit the Foundations web site for additional information, or contact Ed Matricardi, at 703-569-7000 for additional information.” </b></blockquote>
If you were not aware of the new National Museum of the Marine Corps, go to http://www.marineheritage.org/
The "Donation" web page is at: http://www.marineheritage.org/
Also, if you want your Marine service commemorated for decades, buy an engraved brick and be part of the museum sidewalks and pathways: http://www.marineheritage.org/Involved_Bricks.asp