Next Meeting
Virtual meeting scheduled for
Thursday, September 24 at 7:00 pm
using Zoom software.
You will receive a Zoom invitation before the meeting
Meeting & Retreat Minutes
August 2020 Meeting Minutes
VP Maine Chapter 001 Minutes – August 27, 2020 – Virtual Meeting This was virtual zoom meeting at 7:02...
July 2020 Meeting Minutes
VP Maine Chapter 001 Minutes – July 30, 2020 -Virtual Meeting This was virtual zoom meeting hosted by Doug...
June 2020 Meeting Minutes
VFP Maine Chapter 001 Minutes – June 26, 2020 – Virtual Meeting This was a virtual zoom meeting hosted by...
Bob Dale
Bob Dale: Loved member of Veterans For Peace BRUNSWICK – Robert “Bob” L. Dale, 95, died peacefully at home June 22,...
May 2020 Meeting Minutes
VFP Maine Chapter 001 Minutes – May 28, 2019 – Virtual Meeting Attendance: Doug R., John M., Dan E., Eric...
April 2020 Meeting Minutes
Meeting opened at 7 pm Attendees: Doug, Dan, Richard, Eric, Peter M, Peter W, Dave L, Suzanne, Dud, Peggy, Tom W,...
Social distancing, isolation & firearm suicides in Maine
During this time of social distancing and isolation, a reminder to check on those you know and love who may be struggling, and have access to guns.
National Suicide Prevention Helpline
If you’re feeling isolated, anxious or depressed during these times of uncertainty, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Call 1-800-273-8255.
January 2020 Meeting Minutes
VFP Maine Chapter 001 Minutes – January 2, 2019 Brunswick, Maine Attendance – Dan Ellis, Richard Clement,...
Rob Pfeiffer (1945 – 2019)
Obituary: Lifelong member of Veterans For Peace. Rob Pfeiffer was a former Marine and veteran of the US war in Vietnam.
Armistice Day Parade, Portland 2019
Armistice (Veterans) Day Parade in Portland, Marine. Veterans For Peace Chapter 001 flag brigade holds vigil.
Podcast: “It was a very thin line” – Doug Rawlings, VFP Maine President
“Oh yeah, they said there were rules of engagement. And their officers would tell you that, “No, my unit never did any of this,” and all this kind of stuff. But not really. It was a very thin line and you could very easily step across it.”