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Dedication of Veterans Tribute Tower

Sergeant Noel Houze, Medal of Honor Recipient Sammy Davis,
and Trooper Nate Adams

In April, the town of Rising Sun, Indiana, celebrated the arrival and installation of the Veterans Tribute Tower, the first of its kind in the United States. The Veterans Tribute Tower, a project of the Veterans Coalition, the Commission on the Future for America’s Veterans and The Verdin Company, honors the men and women who serve or have served in the U. S. Armed Forces.

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AAST Members,
Have You Updated Your Beneficiary Lately?

Now is the time to think about who you have listed as your primary and contingent beneficiary(ies). Oftentimes AAST members overlook AAST's life insurance policy and as a result, we are compelled to pay benefits to a person listed who is no longer an accurate or appropriate beneficiary. It has happened in the past where benefits have been paid to former wives and family. In some cases, a member will not have a beneficiary form on file and in those instances the life insurance will not be paid until the estate goes to a probate court.

Here are key reasons for making sure you have an updated beneficiary form on file:

• Have there been any changes since you first became a member of AAST?
• Are you recently divorced?
• Are you recently married?
• Is your current beneficiary now deceased?
• Are all your children accurately listed?

Please send updated beneficiary information to Christine Brasher, Membership Services Director, at AAST, 1949 Raymond Diehl Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32308.

AAST Beneficiary Form

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