Veterans Associations

China-Burma-India Veterans Association
 
 

 Magazine  Magazine
 
These CBI Veterans publications were always at hand in the magazine rack.
 
 
 
 

Garden State Basha
 
 Press Release
 
  In 1978 after many years of attending functions of the Delaware Valley (Pennsylvania) Basha of the China-Burma-India Veterans Association (CBIVA), Dad helped organize a Basha for New Jersey. It was named the "Garden State Basha". Dad served as commander from 1979 to 1981.  
 
 
 
 Basha Formation Letter

  Minutes from Organization Meeting for Garden State Basha  
 
 
 
 Basha Formation Letter

  Minutes from Dinner and Installation Meeting  
 
 
 
 Basha Formation Letter  Basha Formation Letter
  Program from Dinner and Installation Meeting  
 
 
 
 Basha Charter

  The charter for The Garden State Basha of the China-Burma-India Veterans Association  
 
 
 
 
 Letter from Basha Commander
 
 
  At the end of his service as Commander, he thanked everybody, especially my Mom.
 
 
 
 
 Basha Commander Plaque

  And they thanked him.




 Dad
Garden State Basha Salutes Warren Weidenburner
By Robert Abrams
(CBIVA Sound-off, Summer 1991)

  The Garden State Basha presented a wreath at the Fifth Annual Memorial Service on May 25 at the Gen. William C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Arneytown, N.J., in honor of departed CBI veterans. Garden State was one of over 50 organizations that presented wreaths at this service. Presenting the wreath were Commander Robert Abrams and John Stell.

  The 13th Anniversary Dinner Dance, held June 8, honored both the newly-elected officers and one of the basha's founders, Warren Weidenburner. Warren was saluted by past basha commander and co-founder Ross Miller, who described the work done by him and Warren in getting this basha started. Also speaking was P/C Robert Kohler, who thanked Warren for his roll in the life of the basha. He told him how much the basha had meant to the members through the years, the friendships that have been made, the many good times the members have had together.

  Commander Abrams volunteered that Warren is a gentleman in every sense of the word, a man of many good deeds, one who never boasts of his accomplishments, always a true friend. Abrams called the members in attendance to attention, called for a hand salute to Warren which lasted for a minute and concluded with the toast: "Warren, this is our salute to you as a true friend and an honored basha member."




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The passage of time dwindled its membership and the Basha held its last official meeting long ago.
The China-Burma-India Veterans Association ceased to function in September 2005.



 Basha Banner
The banner of the Garden State Basha of the China-Burma-India Veterans Association.
It now hangs at the New Jersey Veteran's Home, Paramus, New Jersey.



 CBIVA member decal




 CBIVA member decal


 CBI Commemorative Service Ribbon (unofficial)
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