Welcome to the Jerome B. Houston, American Legion Post 150 - "THE BRYANT 150".
The Bryant 150 Goat
The Bryant 150 Goat Locker
Become a J.B.H. "The Bryant 150" Goat locker supporter today!
Become a J.B.H. "The Bryant 150" Goat locker supporter today!
The tradition of the "Goat Locker" and the image of a GOAT is a symbol of leadership, unity, and camaraderie in the Navy. It serves as a powerful metaphor for the mission of the Jerome B. Houston American Legion Post 150, AKA "The Bryant 150." Just as the Goat Locker is a place where Chief Petty Officers come together to support, mentor,
The tradition of the "Goat Locker" and the image of a GOAT is a symbol of leadership, unity, and camaraderie in the Navy. It serves as a powerful metaphor for the mission of the Jerome B. Houston American Legion Post 150, AKA "The Bryant 150." Just as the Goat Locker is a place where Chief Petty Officers come together to support, mentor, and uphold naval tradition, the Bryant 150 unites military supporters—active-duty service members, Veterans, National Guard, Reservists—and their community allies in steadfast support of those who serve. The GOAT symbolizes excellence, resilience, and unwavering loyalty, qualities shared by all who dedicate themselves to defending our nation and supporting its heroes. This shared symbol reinforces the Post’s commitment to fostering a strong, supportive community—bringing together people from all walks of life to stand behind our service members and veterans, much like the Chiefs in the historic Goat Locker. Those sailors worked together with pride, purpose, and a collective mission to honor and serve those who have sacrificed for our freedom.
Become a J.B.H. "The Bryant 150" Goat locker supporter today!
Become a J.B.H. "The Bryant 150" Goat locker supporter today!
Become a J.B.H. "The Bryant 150" Goat locker supporter today!
If you believe in honoring and supporting our service members, Veterans, and their families, now is the time to stand with us. Join the proud tradition of the "GOAT" by helping us continue our mission of service, camaraderie, and community support. Your donation can make a real difference in the lives of those who have sacrificed so much
If you believe in honoring and supporting our service members, Veterans, and their families, now is the time to stand with us. Join the proud tradition of the "GOAT" by helping us continue our mission of service, camaraderie, and community support. Your donation can make a real difference in the lives of those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom. Click the link below to contribute and be a part of this vital mission—your support ensures that we continue to serve those who serve us.
Funds donated to Post 150 are vital in supporting our ongoing mission to serve veterans, active-duty service members, and the community. Your contributions help us cover membership dues for those who cannot afford them, ensuring everyone has access to the camaraderie and support of the Legion. They also assist with post maintenance and operational costs to keep our facilities welcoming and functional. Additionally, funds support the promotion of American Legion initiatives, such as veteran outreach, advocacy, and community programs. We use donations to fund Legionnaire services, including assistance with Veterans in need, and support community initiatives like youth programs, scholarships, and emergency aid. Contributions also cover costs for post marketing materials, and distribution efforts to raise awareness and expand our reach. Every dollar helps us strengthen our community, honor our veterans, and continue our vital work—your support truly makes a difference.
Jerome B. Houston American Legion Post 150 "The Bryant 150"
Become a J.B.H. "The Bryant 150" Goat locker supporter today!
Jerome B. Houston American Legion Post 150 "The Bryant 150"
Memories
Jerome B. Houston, born on December 26, 1978, and tragically passed away on May 7, 2008. Machinist Mate First Class Petty Officer, Jerome B. Houston was a beloved son, brother, father, and uncle. He dedicated his life to serving his country as a Machinist Mate aboard nuclear-powered submarines in the U.S. Navy, exemplifying cou
Memories
Jerome B. Houston, born on December 26, 1978, and tragically passed away on May 7, 2008. Machinist Mate First Class Petty Officer, Jerome B. Houston was a beloved son, brother, father, and uncle. He dedicated his life to serving his country as a Machinist Mate aboard nuclear-powered submarines in the U.S. Navy, exemplifying courage, sacrifice, and commitment. Jerome's life was cut short while still on active duty, as he bravely fought and ultimately succumbed to Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. His legacy lives on in the hearts of those who knew him and through the ongoing efforts to honor all service members who give their lives in service to our nation.
Your Memories of Jerome Bernard Houston (December 26, 1978 - May 7, 2008) - Online Memorial Website
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