REGIONAL NATIONAL CEMETERY IMPROVEMENT CORP.
P.O. BOX 4221
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS 72702


RNCIC ARCHIVES FOR 2012


LETTER TO THE EDITOR
RNCIC VP Merle Williams sent a letter of thanks
to the Fayetteville newspaper which was published December 21, 2012.



4TH ANNUAL VETERAN'S MEMORIAL 5K RACE
8:00 A.M. ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2012 AT THE FAYETTEVILLE NATIONAL CEMETERY.
All proceeds will go for the expansion of the cemetery.
Registration Fees: $25 early and $30 day of the race.
Send registration fees to Veteran's Memorial 5 K Race, C/O RNCIC, P.O. Box 4221, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701.
Contact Ron Butler for info on being a sponsor, making a donation or to assist in anyway.
Click for more information: Race Brochure, Race Information Letter, and Race Sponsorships.
Sign up online HERE.

MANY THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS FOR 2012

Medal of Honor - $1000




Distinguished Service - $500




Silver Star - $250



Bronze Star - $100



Thanks to everyone who helped make the race a success.
We hope to pay off the loan we took out for the purchase of the lot on Hill Avenue.

It is in the process of being donated to the National Cemetery.
Photos of the race may be viewed HERE.

A HUGE THANK YOU to all involved in the race - runners, sponsors and volunteers.
We raised enough money to repay the money we borrowed to buy our last land purchase.
The paper work has been submitted to the VA in Washington, DC
to donate the lots we currently own to the National Cemetery.


THE HOUSE IS READY TO MOVE
Here is a picture of the Brantley house being moved. It's currently sitting on the trailer, on Lot #20 A.
They'll try to get it moved early Sunday morning, September 16, 2012 if all the permits, etc. are completed.
If not, it'll be the following Sunday morning.
The cleanup & leveling will be done soon.
- Ron Butler, RNCIC President (9/13/12)


CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION
The RNCIC received this certificate in August from the Fayetteville National Cemetery.
Many thanks to our supporters who have made land acquisition possible
to enlarge the cemetery and keep it open for burials.


HOUSE FOR SALE - MUST BE MOVED
Lot 20, at 1098 S. Hill Avenue in Fayetteville, Arkansas,
which the RNCIC just bought, has a small 840 sq. ft. house on it.
The house must be moved or razed before we can donate the land
to the Fayetteville National Cemetery.
It would make a dandy cabin in the woods or at the lake.
Contact Ron Butler at 479-750-2598 or wedunit@att.net for more info.

The house has been sold to the House Movers for a fee of $1.00 and the cleanup of the area to meet VA requirements.
The move of the house may take place this weekend or next;
the plan is to get it moved away from the foundation
so they can accomplish the cleanup, then at a later time, move the house to it's new location. -Ron Butler, RNCIC President (8/22/12)


RNCIC YARD SALE ON JUNE 8 & 9, 2012
The RNCIC will host a yard sale at the house mentioned above
located at 1098 S. Hill Avenue in Fayetteville, Arkansas
on Friday and Saturday, 8 am to 5 pm, June 8 & 9, 2012.
Come by and do some shopping.
All proceeds will go toward buying land for the Fayetteville National Cemetery.


WE CLOSED ON LOTS 20 and 20a
on Tuesday, March 13, 2012.
Marked in red on the photograph.
The RNCIC borrowed money to make the purchase
so memberships and donations are more important than ever.


RNCIC ANNUAL MEETING HELD JANUARY 14, 2012
A new Board of Directors was elected along with officers for 2012






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