Aaron Evans has been a deeply ingrained part of our Post 4372 family since he was just five years old, growing up alongside his beloved grandfather, Pete Evans. A dedicated Army veteran who served with honor during World War II, Pete Evans earned the prestigious WW2 Victory Medal and was a lifetime VFW member from 1965 until his passing in 2013. Aaron’s early years at the post were filled with memories of his grandfather’s service and the sense of community that has defined our VFW for generations.

Throughout his life, Aaron has remained an integral part of our post and its activities. He has been a constant presence, not just as a member, but as someone who has given his time and effort to improve the post and support our veterans. As a lifetime auxiliary member, Aaron has shown a dedication to service and a passion for our cause that cannot be measured. Today, his role as office administrator has kept our operations running smoothly. His contributions have been absolutely invaluable, and we are fortunate to have someone so committed to our mission.

Aaron has a deep personal connection to our community. His love for playing pool has created countless opportunities for camaraderie and friendly competition, while his talent for BBQ’ing has brought our members together around shared meals and good times. Aaron’s generosity and willingness to share these passions with others have made him a beloved figure within our post.

We are grateful beyond words for everything Aaron has done— and continues to do— for our post, our veterans, and our community. His dedication, warmth, and spirit of service embody the very essence of what it means to be a member of our 4372 family, and we look forward to many more years of shared memories and accomplishments with him by our side.