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705 East Central Ave., La follette, TN  37766| Phone: 423.562.3531| Fax: 423-566-9993| ccvetoff@comcast.net

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Campbell County Ranks #1 out of 95 counties

Praise the Lord! The numbers are in and The Campbell
County Veteran Affairs Office is excited to report that for
the THIRD STRAIGHT year in a row, out of 95 counties in
Tennessee, Campbell County ranks number 1  in providing
monetary benefits for just over  3500 of  its veterans and
their families. TO GOD BE THE GLORY!  With a veteran
population of 3501, we averaged $2381.03 per veteran.  Last
 year, we reported that Veteran Affairs sent Campbell County
 7.1 Million dollars in monetary benefits and this year the
Veteran Affairs have sent over 8.3 million dollars to this county. 
Campbell County Service Officer, Kevin Walden represents
our county and state as Vice President of the Tennessee
County Service Officer Association among his 100+ peers
across Tennessee.   Kevin Walden states that the County’s
success came from PRAYER and the hard labor of his staff
(Gwen Lobertini and Tanya Davis) and mentors/Campbell
County Service Officer Emeritus (Bob and Linda Andreas;
 who are now retired and continue to provide guidance and
assistance to our office).  First, our office would like to thank
 the Veterans and their families for entrusting us with their
Veteran Affairs.  We also would like to thank many
leaders/supporters in our community that favor the so
many Veterans’ programs; your support is not in vain!
I would like to thank our commissioners that support Veteran’s
Affairs Department pray for their continued support. 
Also, we would like to recognize the finest Honor Guards
in Tennessee who do an awesome job honoring our fallen
comrades and their families.  Our Honor Guards spread a
 positive awareness throughout Tennessee from the Army
National Guard Funeral Honors Program and they are always
looking for new members.  For more information about the
Honor Guards or Veteran Benefits in Campbell County,
call us at 423-562-3531 .  

Again, we praise the Lord for what He is doing through us.

Below is RANKING County  by Monetary Awards  per vet Pop  08-09

Ranking 

County 

Population 2008

Monetary Awards 2008-2009

Per Vet Pop

1

Campbell, TN

3,501

 $     8,335,021.00

 $  2,381.03

2

Hancock, TN

416

 $         937,831.00

 $  2,254.11

3

Fentress, TN

1,044

 $     2,314,689.00

 $  2,218.16

4

Montgomery, TN

22,389

 $   48,796,303.00

 $  2,179.44

5

Scott, TN

1,375

 $     2,994,678.00

 $  2,178.03

6

Overton, TN

1,455

 $     3,012,567.00

 $  2,070.71

7

Rhea, TN

2,648

 $     5,202,532.00

 $  1,965.00

8

McMinn, TN

4,235

 $     8,218,095.00

 $  1,940.65

9

Cocke, TN

3,141

 $     5,756,890.00

 $  1,832.63

10

Claiborne, TN

2,456

 $     4,275,627.00

 $  1,740.83

Source: Tennessee Department of Veteran Affairs.

Click here to download By County Report Spreadsheet

Click here to order DD Form 214
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Also ask for Medical/Service Records

Campbell County Veteran Service Officer
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Kevin Walden, USAF Retired

The Campbell County Veteran Service Office assists veterans and their dependents who are in need of assistance such as counseling and advice, funds, medical treatment, loaning of available medical equipment, educational benefits, burial benefits, assistance in filing necessary forms all in compliance with congressional federal law regulating the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA). Many of our clientele are fully dependent on VA for their survival especially for funds on which to live. There are many problems with keeping a smooth dispensation of these funds, therefore the Veteran’s Office acts as mediator.





Kevin Walden
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Campbell County Veteran Service Officer
Below: Kevin Walden with Nash VA Rep Tina Huff
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Tina goes into combat everyday for our Veterans and we thank her for her faithfulness!


Our Hours
 
Monday - Thursday
8:00am - 6pm

Wednesday's
Satellite
Location

Jellico
C.G.M.A.
Church

Our Mission
We will actively promote the rights of veterans and dependents of the United States through a progressive legislative platform. We will work collaboratively with the Department of Veterans Affairs and other nationally chartered veterans organizations to assure that veterans and their dependents receive the entitlements they deserve for the sacrifices they endured.

We are proud members of the following organizations:

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Post 154
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Chapter 105
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Campbell County Veteran Affairs* 705 E. Central Ave* La Follette, TN * 37766 Phone: (423) 562-3531 Fax: (423) 566-9993