Membership
Do you want to make new friends?
Do you want to share the challenges and joys of being a military wife?
Do you want to get involved in our community?
Do you want to have some fun?
Then you want to join Belvoir OWC.
The Belvoir Officer’s Wives’ Club welcomes the wives of officers of all services, whether active duty, retired, or reserve or National Guard. Join us to meet new friends, enjoy informative programs, and work together for our military community.
Our membership during the 2009-2010 year has been outstanding. Thank you
to the BOWC Members who invited others to join the Belvoir Officers Wives Club. We have more than 165 members! Many BOWC Members have already taken advantage of the early Membership drive at the May meeting - and some won great prizes. But don't stop, you can help BOWC grow! Invite a friend to come with you to Super Sign-up on September 14 and see what's in coming for the 2010-2011 BOWC Year.
MEMBERSHIP ELIGIBILITY
1. Spouses, widows/widowers and adult family members of commissioned and warrant officers who are on Active Duty, Retired from Active Duty, or Retired from Reserve Component duty.
2. Commissioned or Warrant Officers on Active Duty assigned to the Military District of Washington (MDW), or Retired from Active Duty or Reserve Component Duty.
3. Spouses of Active Duty Officers of the Armed Forces of Other Nations, when they are assigned to MDW.
4. DOD civilians, GS7 and above, and their spouses, stationed in MDW.
5. Divorced officers’ spouses who retain their military ID card.
Dues are non-refundable and are $30 yearly (September thru August), or $15.00 from January through May.
For more information, contact Susan at rymansusan@verizon.net.
Download the BOWC Membership Application.
You may download a copy of the Belvoir OWC Constitution and By Laws.
BOWC Constitution 2009
BOWC Bylaws 2009
Do you know about GOLD STAR WIVES?
Some of our Belvoir OWC members belong to this vital organization.
Click the question above to find out about this group of women whose husbands died while serving in the Armed Forces of the United States, or as a result of service connected disabilities. They help our military family and our country in so many ways. Find out more!
