Bio

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Wisconsin American Legion Commander, Nathan Morgan Bond, is a 25-year veteran of the US Army, who retired in 2013. Following his military service, Nathan dedicated 11 years to supporting fellow veterans as the Walworth County Veterans Service Officer, before stepping down to take a leadership role with the Wisconsin American Legion in early 2025.
 

Nathan and his wife, Julie, reside in Williams Bay, where they manage a family business on Geneva Lake. They are proud parents of two sons: Christopher, currently a mechanical engineering student at the Governor Austin Peay State University of Tennessee, with aspirations of being an Army Officer; and Caleb, who remains a cherished memory.
 

A 20-year, paid-up-for-life member of The American Legion, Nathan has held numerous leadership positions, including Post Adjutant, Post Commander, County Service officer, District Commander, and Department Vice-Commander. His commitment extends to the National level, where he has contributed to both the Legislative and the Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation Councils. Julie shares his dedication as a paid-up-for-life member of the Auxiliary, and Christopher hopes to become a Charter-Member of Squadron 102.
 

Nathan's educational background includes degrees from the University of New Hampshire, the US Army Command and General Staff College, and the Department of Defense Information School. He  describes himself as “The hardest working C-student they ever gave a diploma to.”
 

Beyond his professional endeavors, Nathan actively serves his community. He has been a deacon of his church, a trustee of Faith Christian School, and currently holds roles as Adjutant of VFW Post 2373 and Membership Chair of Post 102. His passion for serving veterans and their families is unwavering.