Ed Bejarana
Ed Bejarana is the founder of The Veterans Club and a proud U.S. Army veteran. He served in the 3rd Armored Division Band in Frankfurt, Germany, from 1987 to 1989. Now residing in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, with his wife of over 33 years, Ed runs a small digital marketing and website development business and is also an accomplished audiobook narrator. He is dedicated to supporting veterans and fostering community connections through his work and passion projects.
Tuesday morning, 6:30 a.m. I exited my home, climbed into my Dodge Dakota pickup, and pulled out of the driveway on my way to work at Texas Instruments in Santa Cruz, California. It was the same routine I’d followed morning after morning since Kay and I bought our first home in the hills of Ben…
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Board Meeting Review The Board met to discuss potential upcoming class opportunities, including classes on HAM Radio Operations, First Aid, and Home Protection/Liability. If there are other classes you would be interested in, please speak with Dale. The Veterans Club does not require member sign-ups or dues, but we would like to stay in contact…
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26 men and women gathered today for our weekly coffee meeting at LYFE Public House. Announcements: The Veterans Club received notice of the upcoming birthday of Mike Kralicek. Click here to download the flyer. Police Officer, Mike Kralicek was shot in the head at close range while on duty in 2004. He miraculously survived, but…
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Discover how veterans can transform hobbies into side-hustles, generating extra income without losing the joy. Learn steps to start, market, and balance work with passion in this inspiring podcast episode.
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In this episode of The Veterans Club Podcast, host Ed Bejarana welcomes Sgt Major Roy Lewis, a retired Army combat veteran with 36 years of distinguished service. Join them as they delve into the vital role of veterans in community leadership.
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Explore the issue of adult-on-adult bullying, amplified by social media, and learn how veterans’ leadership can help create bully-free communities through townhall meetings and community engagement.
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In the event of an extended collapse of public services, being prepared and proactive is crucial for the safety and well-being of you and your family. This episode will provide specific guidance for residents of suburban neighborhoods, covering key areas such as home security, community cooperation, essential supplies, and the best firearms for self-defense.
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When the power goes out for an extended period, ensuring you can still prepare nutritious meals for yourself and your family becomes a priority. Having the right cooking skills and equipment is essential to weathering such situations with ease. This guide will cover the basics of cooking without power, including what to cook on, the…
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In today’s unpredictable world, it’s crucial to be prepared for emergencies that could disrupt public services for days or even weeks. Whether it’s a natural disaster, a power outage, or a civil emergency, having the right supplies on hand can make all the difference. This guide will help you prepare for such situations by highlighting…
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Athol, ID — The Veterans Club recently hosted a highly successful Range Day at Farragut Shooting Range, bringing together 15 veterans and first responders for a day of camaraderie and friendly competition. Participants enjoyed time on the pistol range, swapping stories, and testing their marksmanship to see who could claim the title of the best shot.
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