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The    Cannon    Report

The Powhatan Troop, Camp 1382

George T. Lee III    Commander Billy H. Kornagay    Lt. Commander Michael L. Pogue    Adjutant Andrew Seamons Jr.   Treasurer William P. Jervey Jr.    Chaplain Dr. Ronald W. Toney   Surgeon Vacant.   Color Sergeant Vacant   Aide-De-Camp Paul M. Houser   Quartermaster   Editor  TCR   Webmaster Jeremy B. Utt   Camp Historian Gordon Drumheller   Judge Advocate                  DEO               VINDICE

General Robert Edward Lee January 19, 1807 – October 12, 1870 His 200th birthday was on     Friday, January 19, 2007 "All the South has ever desired was that the Union as established by our forefathers, should be preserved, and that the government, as originally organized, should be administered in purity and truth."

Sir Winston Churchill once remarked, "Lee was the noblest American who had ever lived and one of the greatest commanders known to the annals of war."

Commanders Comment: Our Camp will inaugurate the new officers on Sunday the 28th of January.  I encourage all our members to attend the meeting to show your support for our new Camp Officers.  Under their leadership I feel that our camp will continue to be successful as in the past.  I have enjoyed very much being your Camp Commander and will continue to offer my services when called upon.                                                                                             George T. Lee III                                                                                               Commander Cannon Report: The January meeting will be on Sunday the 28th.  It will be held at The Village Garden Café, 1 p.m. lunch, and 2 p.m. meeting.  Our speaker will be Carolyn Cios, Powhatan County Administrator.  The Village Garden Café, 8433 Old Buckingham Rd. is just east of the Courthouse.  Cost per person is $9.00.  The sandwich buffet and sides are excellent, as is the environment.  Please try to attend this first meeting in 2007 to show your support to the SCV and your Camp. As is apparent from the appearance of this report, it is dedicated to the memory of . Robert E. Lee, a man whose military tactics have been studied worldwide, was an American soldier, educator, Christian gentlemen, husband and father.                                                                                                   Paul M. Houser                                                                                                 Cannon Report Editor