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Albia, Iowa #3583 - November 2024

The Albia Fraternal Order of Eagles is pleased to announce that they celebrated their 50th Anniversary earlier this year. Since our Aerie Home was chartered in 1964, we have strived to enrich the community with generosity, compassion, and kindness. The Eagles is a fully Charitable Organization and we, as members, work together to raise fun and funds for the greater good. We donate not only to local causes, but also to State and National charities as well. 

To commemorate our Golden Anniversary Achievement, we put together a wonderful presentation to honor the three Charter (Founding) Members that are still with us today - we were thankful that two were able to be present for it. We are forever grateful to James “Jim” Amos, Carolyn Earney, and Don “Butch” McNeal for their dedication to our wonderful organization. 

They, along with the many other men and women who helped form the Eagles in Albia, made it possible for us to be where we are today. For many of us, the Eagles is a family tradition that we hope to carry on into many future generations to come. We are proud of our 50 year achievement and still harbor the same dedication as our Charter Members did all those years ago. We would love for you to stop in and see us soon! Everyone is always welcome at the Albia Eagles! 

We would love for you to consider joining our membership and are happy to tell you about the many member benefits that the Fraternal Order of Eagle’s offers! Please make sure to like and follow us on Facebook so that you can join in the fun at our many upcoming events!

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Iowa - September 2020

The state of Iowa held their annual state Convention in August, and during the banquet, a check of $92,022.19 was presented to the Unity Point Foundation as a part of Iowa State’s charity project for the 2019-2020 year. The foundation plan on using the funds to purchase a Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) machine.

Ashbury, Iowa - April 2020

Members of Ashbury Eagles #4458 made and distributed 120 pizzas to health care workers, first responders and home-bound residents in the Dubuque area. The pizzas were delivered to workers at Luther Manor Grand Meadows and Hawkeye Care Center in Asbury, as well as UnityPoint Health-Finley Hospital, MercyOne Dubuque Medical Center and Manor Care in Dubuque. Members of the Asbury Police Department were invited to pick up a pizza at the Eagles’ home base. Eight Eagle members who were currently unable to leave their homes also received pizza deliveries.

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Iowa - November 2018

Iowa State Aerie Officer Bob Beals, retired Master Sgt., had the honor of carrying the remains of one of three veterans laid to rest on July 6, 2018 in Des Moines, Iowa. These three veterans were part of the Missing in America Project (Locate, Identify and Inter - Missing in America Project) which locates, identifies and inters unclaimed remains of veterans. The cremated remains were left unclaimed at the Hamilton’s Funeral Home in the Des Moines Area and are now laid to rest after a ceremony at the Iowa Veteran’s Cemetery.