VFW POST 764 AMBULANCE - Established 1963 - 300 Municipal Dr.
McMurray, PA
Non-emergency: 724-941-4700
James Tippmann
Commander
Scott Huenefeld
Sr. Vice Commander
William Sibilia
Jr. Vice Commander
Gary McLaughlin
Quartermaster
James Morin
Judge Advocate
Joseph Orient
Surgeon
Joseph Francesconi
Chaplain
Hal Gedney
Adjutant
Joe Orient
Bernie Singer
Service Officers
Paul Bierer
3 Yr Trustee
Joe Wagner
2 Yr Trustee
Tom Glod
1 Yr Trustee
Tim Farley
Asst Quartermaster
Ambulance Board
Tim Farley
Chairman
Tom McMurray
Director
Bob Atkison
Asst. Director
Larry Bresselsmith
Fred Scherrer
Committeemen
Monthly Meetings VFW
Board 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm
Ambulance Board 1st Thursday of the month at 7:00pm VFW Membership 3rd Thursday of the month at 7:30pm Ladies Auxiliary 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm
VA Burial
National Cemetery of the Alleghenies
Directions and Maps
to
National Cemetery of the Alleghenies
NATIONAL CEMETERY OF THE ALLEGHENIES
1158 Morgan
Road
Bridgeville, PA 15017
(724) 746-4363
The new 292-acre national cemetery located in Washington
County will serve veterans' needs for the next 50 years. The
cemetery is located southwest of Pittsburgh.
The firm, Marshall, Tyler Raush of Pittsburgh has completed
the master plan design, and preparation of construction
documents. Burials began Aug. 15, 2005, in an initial
development area. This small-scale development is separate from
the major phase one construction project and allows for burials
to begin during construction of the cemetery. Initial operations
will be conducted from an office trailer, a temporary committal
service shelter, and equipment shed.
VA expects to award a construction contract and begin
construction of the permanent phase one facilities in the fall
of 2005. The initial phase one construction will include: an
entrance area, administration/maintenance complex, committal
service shelters, full-casket gravesites, in-ground sites and
columbaria niches for cremated remains.
VA prepared an Environmental Assessment for the Washington
County site in June 2001. The Department of Veterans Affairs
purchased the first of two parcels from private citizens in
December 2002 and the second parcel in March 2003.
This new cemetery to serve veterans in the greater
Pittsburgh metropolitan area is the third national cemetery in
Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania's other national cemeteries are
Indiantown Gap near Annville and Philadelphia. More information
on VA’s National Cemetery Administration is available on its
website,
