Jewish War Veterans to host radio host Joyce Kaufman at Flag Day observance

Kaufman (left) doesn't back down on standing up for what she thinks is right on a variety of issues at the national and local levels. Kaufman also takes political stances at local rallies on issues like anti-immigration and Rally for Israel to destroy Hamas, an Islamic Resistance Group.

A popular South Florida talk radio hosts, Joyce Kaufman of 850 WFTL of Fort Lauderdale, plans to visit Valencia Isles in Boynton Beach on Sunday, June 14 for a Flag Day Observance.

Senior Vice Commander Norton Morgenthal of the Jewish War Veterans Post 819 put together the event at the Valencia Isles Clubhouse at 11261 Valencia Isles Blvd. in Boynton Beach.

"This is just as an important for Delray Beach. Valencia Isles is really on the border of Boynton Beach and Delray Beach. In fact, the majority of our members are from Delray Beach," Morgenthal said.

Morgenthal said the Flag Day Observance will take place with many veterans in attendance. He says thereafter Kaufman will take the microphone and talk to the veterans on a variety of issues.

"Joyce Kaufman fights for the people and won't back down at the local or national level," Morgenthal said.

For more information call Commander Morgenthal at 561-369-7653.

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David DiPino joined Forum Publishing Group in August 2006. As a reporter for the Delray Forum, David covers community news and writes a dining column twice a month that focuses on restaurants in South Palm Beach County.

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