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SSgt Robert C. Melberg
American Legion Post 110
Virginia Beach, VA
American
Legion Rider
Virginia Beach Chapter 110
Mission Purpose:
The purpose of the American Legion Rider (ALR) Chapter 110 is to support the programs of the American Legion Family by organizing and participating in charity events helping our veterans, their families and the local community by promoting motorcycle safety programs among Legion Family members that share a common interest in motorcycling. Each ALR chapter should strive to represent the virtues, values, ethics and morals of the American Legion in support of freedom, democracy and the safety of our citizens.
Do you own and ride a motorcycle? Consider joining our American Legion Rider (ALR) Chapter 110. We are a group of like-minded men and women who participate in fundraising events and ride to support veterans and children in need. Last year, we raised $114,000 in Virginia, and collectively, ALR chapters across the country raised $2.2 million for veterans and children. There's room for you here in Virginia Beach to be one of the first to join us!
The American Legion supports parades, VA hospitals, Project Lifesaver and collaborates with local law enforcement, including the Sheriff's Office to promote safety. For those who want to contribute to their community while sharing their passion for riding, ALR Post 110 can be your connection to all these programs and activities plus more.
If you are NOT already a member of the American Legion 'Family' AND are qualified to join, please consider joining the American Legion or the Legion Auxiliary. If you are also a motocycle rider and owner, add membership to ALR Chapter 100 to your application!
Membership Eligility:
The American Legion Riders is a program of the American Legion. Membership is open only to members of The American Legion, The American Legion Auxiliary and The Sons of The American Legion. Members must own and ride motorcycles and maintain active membership within The American Legion Family.
To join or find out more about ALR Chapter 110 please contact:
Deb Castrinos
Phone: 804-593-9539
Completed Events: A Photographic and Historical Record of the
American Legion Rider (ALR) Chapter 110
- The SSgt Robert C. Melberg, U.S. Army, American Legion Post 110 held its annual Christmas Party on December 11, 2024 at Gus and George's Restaurant in Virginia Beach, VA. Prior to setting down for a great meal, Post Commander Ron Basso (right) presented an 'American Legion Certificate of Appreciation' to Legionnaire Debra Castrinos (left) in recognition for her diligent efforts in initiating the required application and recruitment of post members to organize a Chapter of American Legion Riders within Post 110. Post 110's Riders are awaiting their official charter from American Legion National Headquarters in Indianapolis, IN. Those attending the party were Rick & Tonya Jones, Ron & Jesse Basso, Dave & Dale Smith, Fred & Mary Kinkin, Debra Castrinos, Cyndi Fisher, Jon & Linda Asher, Kevin & Morningstar Graves, Bob Russell, Jane McKeel, Eric Bell, Emily & Julian Wolfe, Chris Allison, George Schmidt, Carolyn Hink, and Bert, Woody, & Vicky Wendell. (Photography by Bert Wendell, Jr.)
- The first meeting of the American Legion Riders Chapter 110's (pending) Executive Board was held on December 14, 2024 at the VFW Post 392 in Virginia Beach, VA. They are organizing while awaiting their official charter from the American Legion National Headquarters in Indianapolis, IN. In the photo (l to r) are: front row: Emily Wolfe, Morningstar Graves and Debbie Castrinos; middle row: Ron Jacquet, Timothy Richardt and John Fenter; back row: Kevin Graves and Andy Ferandes. (Photo Courtesy of Debbie Castrinos)
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