The Official Voice of Vietnam Veterans of America, Inc. ®
An organization chartered by the U.S. Congress
May/June 2003
2003 Candidates Statements
Lee Fisher Lee Fisher was born on July 19th, 1945 in Fall River Massachusetts. He enlisted in the Air Force June 1963 after graduating from high school and was honorably discharged from the Air Force June 1967 upon his return from Vietnam. He served in country from September of 1966 until June 1967, spending his tour in country with the 1st Air Cavalry Division in the central highlands, as a member of an Air Force TAC Air Control Party. He is married and has three children, all girls, 3 grandkids, and a black lab. His wife Patty has always been involved with VVA and now AVVA. He has been a life member since 1992, with several tours as Chapter President for 717 and 900, also filling positions on the Buckeye State Council from 1994 until
September of 2000, at which time he became President and in 2002, 2nd Vice President of Council of State Council Presidents.
Why am I running for At Large Director? I feel we are running out of time as an organization. Because of this, WE need to unify. National must be responsible to the State Council Presidents and Membership, they in turn must be responsible to each other and National. When that occurs,
WE will be able to truly able to move forward, because the communication and respect will allow it to happen. When WE unify, WE can handle any problems, membership, finances, etc. That is my primary goal for seeking this position. I appreciate your support.
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