Steamboat Springs World War I veterans organized Leo Hill Post #44 and were given a charter in August of 1920, making the Post one of the oldest continuing community organizations. The Post had 40 charter members and the first officers were: Dr. F.A. McDaniel, Commander; Lloyd Gregg, Vice Commander and Art Campbell as Adjutant. The Post was named after Leo Hill, the first Steamboat Springs soldier to be killed in World War I. Leo Hill was the son...