| Post 32 Officers | History of Auxiliary | Eligibility |
| President | A "Smitty" Smith | Chaplain | Elma Gwin |
| 1st Vice President | Alpha Millington | Historian | mary Florea |
| 2d Vice President | Maureen Sivgals | Sergeant At Arms | Cheryl Metzler |
| Secretary | Elaine Myers | Asst. Sergeant At Arms | Violet Windell |
| Asst. Secretary | Billie Loomiller | Parliamentarian | Virginia Gorsuch |
| Treasurer | Grace Fitzke | Jr. Past President | Evelyn Rodgers |
History and Background of the American Legion Auxiliary
In this world of ours, the American Legion Auxiliary shines as an example of unselfish giving. With almost a million members from all walks of life, the Auxiliary administers hundreds of volunteer programs, gives tens of thousands of hours to its communities and to veterans, and raises millions of dollars to support its own programs as well as other worthwhile charities familiar to most Americans. It is all accomplished with volunteers.
The Auxiliary is much more than the name implies. The organization has achieved its own unique identity while working side-by-side with the veterans who belong to The American Legion. Like the Legion, the Auxiliary's interests have broadened to encompass the entire community. Through its nearly 12,000 units located in every state and some foreign countries, the Auxiliary embodies the spirit of America that has prevailed through war and peace. It is as solidly behind America today as it was when it was founded in 1920.
In 1919, at the very first National Convention of The American Legion, it was agreed that the organization's purpose could not be properly served without the aid and dedication of each member's family.
Today, they are recognized as the most influential patriotic women's organization in the world, but their success has not changed their purpose. They joined hands with The American Legion to serve God and Country as a family and that bond will never be broken.
Membership in the Auxiliary is open to Legionnaires' wives, mothers, daughters, sisters, granddaughters and grandmothers.