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Congressman Cuellar Hosts Veterans Forums

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Dear Friends and Neighbors in the 28th District,

Starting Tuesday, March 22 through Thursday, March 24, I will be hosting a series of veterans forums throughout the 28th District of Texas. I encourage all veterans to join me in these events, which will provide a wealth of information.

I will be joined by representatives of the Veterans Administration, who will talk about the services they provide during an open dialogue for you to discuss issues of importance.

During these forums, I will provide a legislative update on issues related to access to the VA healthcare system, an update on the G.I. Bill, and how we can work together to best encourage measures that advance the health, benefits and well-being of our veterans.

We owe our veterans our deepest respect and admiration for their service to this country, and I am committed to looking out for their interests. I encourage all veterans to join us during these events, and look forward to seeing you.

Below is the date, time, and location of the Veterans Forum in Hidalgo County:

Event:         Congressman Cuellar Veterans Forum

Date:          Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Time:          3-4 p.m

Location:   South Texas College Cooper Center

                 3200 West Pecan Boulevard

                 McAllen, Texas


Sincerely,

Congressman Henry Cuellar

Congressman Henry Cuellar is a member of the U.S. House Homeland Security and Agriculture, Committees in the 112th Congress.  Accessibility to constituents, education, health care, economic development, and national security are his priorities. Congressman Cuellar is also a Senior Whip and member of the Blue Dog Coalition

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