Tagged: Gregg Brasso

Over 1,000 came to Pageant Field in Quincy on Saturday for the Second Annual Veterans Music Festival and Expo.

Local veterans will be able to learn more about programs and benefits during the second Annual Veterans Music Festival and Expo Saturday in Quincy.   However, Veterans Voice Host Gregg Brasso says there will also be lots of great music and other attractions.   Brasso says there will also be a helicopter and one attraction with […]

Cars were lined up on Enterprise Dr. in Marshfield Thursday as WATD played host to another Veterans Food Drive Thru. J. Richard Watkins, Commander of American Legion Post 35 in Brockton and author of “Vietnam: No Regrets”, says an event like this helps those going through a tough time.   Phillip Pescatore, of the Marshfield […]

WATD will be playing host to another Veterans Food Drive Thru this afternoon.   Gregg Brasso, host of Veterans Voice here on WATD, says that food isn’t all that’s being distributed.   Brasso also says that the event is open to all and no registration is required.   The Veterans Food Drive Thru will take […]

Cars were lined up at the Veterans Services Office in Braintree Thursday afternoon for another food drive thru with folks like John Pelose, Adjutant of American Legion Post 86, filling those cars with food and other needed items.   Nancy Mullin of Braintree also took part in the event as a way to foster a […]

On March 11, 2021 there was a second Food Drive-Thru outside the WATD Studios in Marshfield. Photo Credit: Marshfield Veterans Services

Roughly 75 veterans’ families were provided with food and other items yesterday as part of the Veterans Drive Thru outside the WATD Studios in Marshfield. Among those filling up the cars and trucks was Quincy’s Director of Veterans’ Services George Nicholson.   Navy Veteran and Quincy resident Don DeCristofaro viewed this as a way to […]

Cars lined up outside Broadcast House in Marshfield on Thursday for a Veterans Drive-Thru Food Giveaway. Organizer, and Veterans Voice Host, Gregg Brasso says that many local veterans came down for the event.   Those cars were filled by volunteers such as Gary Engdahl of the “Whoever Shows Up Bluegrass Band.”   Daniel Skurka came […]