Legacies of Courage 2026 β Five Pueblo Latino veterans honored for their selfless service. Five local veterans honored. Visit the Honor Wall

American Legion Β· Pueblo, Colorado
Since 1919, Ovie Vernon Post 2 has stood as Pueblo's pillar of veteran support, community service, and unwavering patriotism.
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The American Legion stands on four foundational pillars: Veterans Affairs & Rehabilitation, National Security, Americanism, and Children & Youth.
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In the News Β· Legacies of Courage 2026
By James Bartolo Β· Pueblo Chieftain Β· Aug 3, 2026
The Pueblo Latino Veterans Association's 2026 Legacies of Courage Awards will recognize five remarkable veterans at the Pueblo Convention Center on October 10. The honorees have selflessly served their country and continue to serve their community and fellow veterans.
Ruben E. Archuleta
U.S. Navy / Air Force NORAD Reserve
Pueblo PD first Hispanic police chief
Chris Bolt
U.S. Army
Bronze Star & Meritorious Service Medal
Eric Moncibais
U.S. Marine Corps
Drill instructor, veteran advocate
Ramona 'Mona' Moncibais
U.S. Marine Corps
Clinical social worker, veterans support
Luis A. Vazquez-Contes
U.S. Army
Vietnam combat veteran, GI Forum commander
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