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Cpl. Kyle R. Schneider Foundation announces launch of Canine and Veteran training program.  

Care package Fund Raiser

Bowling for the Troops

Sunday, April 7, 2013 @ 3:00 pm

Thunderbird Lanes Seneca Knolls, Baldwinsville, NY

$15 includes up to 3 games and shoe rental. Funds will go to support our care packages for deployed troops program.  

B'ville French Class 2013
Wreath Laying at Normandy France

Baldwinsville High School French Class takes a trip to Normandy France. Students visit the Cemetary at Normandy. The students honor America's fallen Heroes from WWll and also honor Cpl. Kyle R. Schneider by placing a wreath at Monument.

Post Office in Baldwinsville, New York to be named in Cpl. Kyle R. Schneider's honor. Thanks to the efforts of Congresswoman Honorable Ann Marie Buerkle, congress passed the bill in 2012 to recognize the legacy of Cpl. Kyle R. Schneider. The renaming of the post office at 13027 making it The Cpl. Kyle R. Schneider Post Office official naming ceremony is scheduled for Monday, May 13, 2013. Our deepest, heartfelt thanks and appreciation go out to Rep. Buerkle and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand who sponsored the bill in the United States Senate.

CPL. SCHNEIDER'S FAMILY EMBARKS UPON MEMORIAL MOUNTAIN CLIMBS

 

Cpl.Kyle R. Schneider was an avid outdoorsman. Among the activities he most enjoyed was a lifelong love of mountain climbing in New Yorks' Adirondack Mountains. Kyle ascended many mountains in his young life and was well on his way to being a '46er'. NY has 46 'high peaks'; 4000' to over a mile in height, many with majestic views and very rugged and challenging trails. After the one year anniversary of Kyle's death, his family has resolved to honor his memory by first climbing all the many peaks he did with the intent, God willing, to continue that effort to all 46 high peaks and beyond. By neccessity we have started in the 'low peaks' (just feet under '4000', beautiful Blue mtn. and rugged Snowy Mtn.) and are working our way up. As you can see from the pictures we leave a small American Flag with a picture of Kyle attatched on the summit. We've recieved an incrediblely positive response from folks. Some have graciously donated to the foundation, another, a reporter, Tom woodman, called and interviewed Kyles' Mom. Kyle continues to inspire and brings out the best in people. Kyle's story is featured in the current issue (Nov/Dec) of the bimonthly magazine Adirondack Explorer Magazine (see: Park Perspectives: A Day on Bald Mountain).   http://www.adirondackexplorer.org/ 

Honor the Fallen. Committed to Service. Courage to Carry On.