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We join the Department of Wisconsin in mourning the loss of Al Labelle, a devoted DAV leader and advocate for veterans.Al brought a deep passion to every aspect of his service, from legislative advocacy to his commitment to outreach and finding new, innovative ways to connect DAV with a new generation of veterans. He believed in the strength of the organization and in the importance of ensuring its mission remained relevant to those who would carry it forward.At the time of his passing, Al was serving as chair of DAV’s Interim Legislation and Veterans Rights Committee. We are grateful for his many years of service, his friendship and his unwavering belief in DAV and the veterans we serve.Our thoughts are with Al’s family, friends and fellow DAV members. His contributions to our organization and our mission will not be forgotten.🇺🇸🕊 DAV Wisconsin solemnly announces the passing of Al Labelle, a distinguished advocate, trusted leader, and unwavering voice for the veterans of our state and nation. We extend our deepest condolences to his family and friends as we join them in mourning the loss of a man whose service and spirit shaped the very fabric of our organization.Al’s legacy within the DAV is profound. As a cornerstone of DAV’s legislative efforts, he dedicated countless hours to advancing policies that protected and uplifted those who served. His work at the US Capitol and the State of Wisconsin Legislature —meeting with lawmakers, testifying on critical issues, and championing legislation that strengthened veterans’ benefits—was marked by clarity, conviction, and an unshakeable commitment to justice. Al understood that advocacy was not merely a duty but a calling, and he answered that call with unmatched passion.His leadership helped secure meaningful improvements in healthcare access, disability compensation, and support services for our nation’s veterans. He ensured that the voices of those who sacrificed for our nation were heard, respected, and acted upon. His influence will continue to guide our legislative mission for years to come.Beyond his policy achievements, Al was known for his kindness, his humor, and love for his Boston Red Sox. He inspired others to serve, to speak up, and to lead with heart. His absence leaves a void felt deeply throughout DAV.Funeral arrangements are pending.🕯#DAV #DAVWI … See MoreSee Less
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DAV DISASTER RELIEF UPDATE 🚨 – Spokane, WA DAV has been helping veterans and their families impacted by the wildfires in Spokane, Washington. Through our disaster relief efforts, the Seattle DAV National Service Office distributed 134 checks totaling $118,500 to veterans and their families who suffered severe damage and loss from the fires. If you or a loved one has been impacted by a disaster, visit to learn more about DAV disaster relief assistance and find out if you qualify. … See MoreSee Less
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