The St. Joseph American Legion Post 328, named after John Kuebelbeck, a Sergeant in the 362nd Infantry, 91st Division, was chartered on November 5, 1919. It was the first post to be organized and recognized in the first year the National American Legion was chartered by Congress. The post has been a charter post since its inception, reflecting its commitment to service and the Legion's dedication to mentoring youth and sponsoring wholesome programs in communities.
The post has been involved in various community events and celebrations, including the 100th anniversary celebration, which was marked by a Community Day, live auctions, and performances. The post's history is deeply intertwined with the sacrifices of veterans and the community's support for them.
The American Legion in St. Joseph continues to honor its past while looking forward to the future, ensuring that the legacy of service and support for veterans and the community is carried on.