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OUR MISSION

To provide, in partnership with the Navy and MarineCorps, financial, educational and other assistance toactive duty and retired members of the Naval Service ofthe United States, their eligible family members andsurvivors – when in need; and to receive and managefunds to administer these programs.

In 2006, the Society began the Combat CasualtyAssistance Visiting Nurse Program to ensure Sailors and Marines with combat-related injuries and illnessesreceive the medical and financial assistance they’veearned.

OUR CORE VALUES

We value a non-judgmental atmosphere that preservesthe dignity and self-respect of everyone – clients andstaff.

We value training, education and mentoring to ensureour staff – employees and volunteers – can attain thehighest levels of effectiveness and professionalism.

We value our history as a volunteer-supportedorganization and endeavor to empower our volunteers to administer the programs and services of the Societyto the best of their abilities.

OUR COMMITMENT

Meet urgent financial needs by providing quality clientservice in a timely manner.

Ensure faithful and transparent stewardship of donors’dollars and other resources.

Help Sailors, Marines and their families develop viableand lasting skills to achieve and maintain long-termfinancial stability.

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is recognized bythe Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) charitableorganization. Charitable contributions from individuals,corporations and foundations are tax-deductible to thefullest extent allowed by law. The Navy-Marine CorpsRelief Society does not sell, trade or otherwise transferto outside parties your personally identifiableinformation.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Greetings from the Secretary of the Navy ...............3

A Message from the Commandant of the Marine Corps .................................................4

A Message from the Chief of Naval Operations .....................................................5

Year in Review.........................................................6

Relief Committee Report .........................................7

Finance Committee Report......................................8

Financial Statement .................................................9

Financial Highlights.........................................10 - 11

Financial Assistance & Fund Drive Results ...12 – 13

Volunteer Recognition............................................14

Staff Spotlight ........................................................15

Clarence Dillon Society..................................16 – 17

Significant Contributions ................................18 – 23

M A K I N G A D I F F E R E N C E F O R S A I L O R S , M A R I N E S , A N D T H E I R F A M I L I E S

“...the Society’s presence, dayin and day out, around theglobe, means our militaryleaders have an impartantpartner to help address thefinancial well-being of ourfighting forces.”

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On behalf of all Sailors, Marines, and theirfamilies, I wish to extend my heartfelt gratitudeto the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society. Your

selfless dedication and tireless commitment continue tomake a positive impact on the mission readiness of ourNaval Services.

From the number of active duty and retired Sailors andMarines who received financial assistance, to thenumber of contacts made by visiting nurses to Navy andMarine Corps homes, the Society’s presence, day in andday out, around the globe, means our military leadershave an important partner to help address the financialwell-being of our fighting forces.

The Society’s mission is only accomplished through thegenerosity of donors because they appreciate militaryservice, understand the sacrifices military familiesendure, and recognize that emergency situations aremost likely to arise when a service member is deployed.Given this realization, donors, through their generousgifts, have always met the needs of active duty andretired Sailors and Marines facing financial hardships. Itis your collective actions for which I am thankful.

I am proud of the partnership, rich history, and traditionwe share with the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society.

Sincerely,

Ray Mabus

Greetings from

the Secretary of the Navy

BOARd OF dIRECTORSChairmanGeneral James F. Amos, USMC, Commandant

of the Marine Corps

MembersAdmiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.)

Mrs. Bonnie Amos

Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps

Micheal P. Barrett, USMC

Mrs. Susan Barrett

Rear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.)

Mrs. Lauré Ferguson

Vice Admiral William D. French, USN

Admiral Jonathon W. Greenert, USN, Chief

of Naval Operations

Mrs. Darleen Greenert

Vice Admiral Nanette M. Direnzi, JAGC, USN

Lieutenant General Robert E. Milstead, Jr., USMC

Mrs. Megan Moffit

Vice Admiral Matthew L. Nathan, MC, USN

Rear Admiral Mark L. Tidd, CHC, USN

Vice Admiral Scott R. Van Buskirk, USN

General Joseph J. Went, USMC (Ret.)

Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy

Michael D. Stevens, (AW/NAC) USN

Mrs. Theresa Stevens

Mrs. Bobbie Williams

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A MESSAGE FROM

One of my highest priorities as Commandant hasbeen to keep faith with our Marines, our Sailorsand our families. Keeping faith means that we

will ensure they have the support, services andinfrastructure they need to live their lives and be ready tocontribute to the overall mission of the Navy and MarineCorps. That mission requires our forces to be forwarddeployed and engaged, protecting the Nation's interestsabroad. We must be the most ready when the Nation isleast ready. As America's Expeditionary Force inReadiness, the Marine Corps takes great pride in thereadiness and performance of our Marines and Sailors.

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society contributesdirectly to the readiness of our forces through the tirelessefforts of its employees and volunteers. For 109 years,the Society has bridged the gap when our Marines,Sailors, and families needed financial assistance ingetting through tough times. This assistance easessome of the burden of difficult times and allows ourMarines and Sailors to focus on the mission at hand. In2012, the Relief Society provided more than $41 Milliondollars of support to our families, all made possible by theemployees, countless volunteers and donors whograciously give their time and resources for the benefit ofothers. These thoughtful efforts contribute mightily to theneeds of today's Navy and Marine Corps Team.

In addition to the financial assistance the Societyprovides, I'm especially proud of the Combat CasualtyAssistance Visiting Nurse Program. As our men andwomen return from combat, we have a moral obligationto ensure they are cared for and adequately prepared forthe next chapter of their lives. The Society's VisitingNurses help to ensure we stay true to that promise.

As our men and women returnfrom combat, we have a moralobligation to ensure they arecared for and adequatelyprepared for the next chapter of their lives.

THE COMMANDANT OF THEMARINE CORPS

Know that all who wear the Eagle, Globe and Anchor are deeply grateful for your fidelity to our Marines and Sailors.

On behalf of all Marines, I offer my heartfelt gratitude tothe Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, its employees,volunteers and donors. Your compassion and generositymake a tremendous difference to the quality of life andthe operational readiness of our Navy and Marine Corps Team.

Semper Fidelis,

James F. AmosGeneral, U.S. Marine Corps


On behalf of the men and women of the UnitedStates Navy, I offer my sincere admiration andgratitude to the staff and nearly 3,700

volunteers who carry out the Navy-Marine Corps ReliefSociety's vital mission.

The Society remains a vital part of our Navy-MarineCorps team. Since 1904 you have cared for our Sailors,Marines, and their families, making a significantdifference in their lives year after year. From theSociety's budget counselors to Certified Caseworkers,the services you provide represent something greaterthan money or training - peace of mind.

By any standard, 2012 was no different. You stoodready to provide financial assistance and a range ofother services to those in need. By being there when itmatters, more than 63,000 shipmates and Navy familymembers were able to receive over $41 million infinancial support. Your commitment directly impactedreadiness throughout the Fleet and supported one of mycore tenants - Be Ready.

Thank you for another great year, and please accept mybest wishes for a successful 2013.

Sincerely,

Jonathan W. GreenertAdmiral, U. S. NavyChief of Naval Operations

A MESSAGE FROM

THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS

Your commitment directlyimpacted readiness throughoutthe Fleet and supported one ofmy core tenants - Be Ready.

Executive Committee MembersAdmiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.), Chair


Mrs. Megan Moffit

Vice Admiral Scott R. Van Buskirk, USN (Ret.)

General Joseph J. Went, USMC (Ret.)

Audit Committee MembersRear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.), Chair


Rear Admiral David P. Keller, SC, USN (Ret.)

Mrs. Megan Moffit

Finance Committee MembersGeneral Joseph J. Went, USMC (Ret.), Chair

Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.)

Rear Admiral Peter C. Conrad, USN (Ret.)


Major General Carl B. Jensen, USMC (Ret.)

Commander Wesley E. Schmidt, USN (Ret.)

Relief Committee MembersMrs. Megan Moffit, Chair


Mrs. Mindy Van Buskirk

Mrs. Bobbie Williams


Year in Review

Dear Friends and Supporters,

T hank you for yourcommitment to theNavy-Marine Corps

Relief Society this pastyear. As I reflect on 2012,I’m exceptionally proud ofour employees and nearly3,700 volunteers. They allhave big hearts andendless compassion. We’rea team of players workingon different parts of theorganization to accomplishthe mission – providing financial assistance to Marinesand Sailors in need.

During 2012, a number of new members joined theexecutive staff of the Society. MajGen Carl Jensen,USMC (Ret.) relieved Rear Admiral Jan Gaudio, USN(Ret.) as Executive Vice President. Brigadier GeneralPeter Collins, USMC (Ret.) joined our staff as the VicePresident, Chief Administrative Officer, to replaceCommander Wesley Schmidt, USN (Ret.) who becamethe Vice President, Chief Financial Officer. CommanderJohn Alexander, USN (Ret.) Vice President, ChiefCommunications Officer, retired from the Society andthose duties were incorporated into our new VicePresident, Chief Development and CommunicationsOfficer position, now filled by Captain Shelley Marshall,USN (Ret.). They all bring fresh ideas, creativity andenergy to our work.

The Society continued to see an increase in the numberof requests for financial assistances from retireesaffected by the job market. At the same time, we saw aslight decrease in the overall amount of financial

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assistance needed by all clients, and believe this can beattributed to the overall improving economic conditionsacross the country. We piloted a program in ourSouthern California offices to increase the maximumQuick Assist Loan amount for active duty Marines andSailors from $300 to $500. This increased amount willhelp Sailors and Marine better meet the rising cost ofbasic living expenses, emergency car repairs and otherunpredicted expenditures. We take our role very seriously. We listen. We review.We adjust. One thing remains unchanged: ourcommitment to serving active duty and retired Sailorsand Marines - and their families – whenever andwherever in need.

In the following pages, we demonstrate how your giftsmade a difference to people whose lives have beentouched through the Society’s services and programs.Your support of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society isan investment in the men and women who serve ourgreat nation and in the generations that follow.

Sincerely,

Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Retired)President and Chief Executive Officer

OFFICERS OF ThE SOCIETyPresident, Chief Executive Officer

Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.)

Executive Vice President, Chief Operations OfficerMajor General Carl B. Jensen, USMC (Ret.)

Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and TreasurerCommander Wesley H. Schmidt, Jr., USN (Ret.)

Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer and SecretaryBrigadier General Peter B. Collins, USMC (Ret.)

Vice President, Chief Development and Communications Officer

Captain Shelley S. Marshall, USN (Ret.)

Vice President, Chief Information OfficerWillie Williams

“One thing remians unchanged:our commitment to servingactive duty and retired Sailorsand Marines–and their families.”


A gain this year, I was blessed with members of theRelief Committee who worked incredibly welltogether to review requests from service widows

for assistance and identify resources to improve theirquality of life.

During the year, we said farewell to Marianne Panter, whoserved three of the last five years and is greatly missed.We welcomed back Gail Waldhauser as she returned toMetro D.C. following another PCS move. Mindy VanBuskirk also joined our team bringing her wonderful senseof humor and abounding grace.

For the past five years, Karen Young has stepped in as analternate for committee members who were vacationing orassisting their active duty husbands in various ways.Previously, Karen chaired the Relief Committee for sixyears and has been a long-time supporter of the Society.She also served as the Chair of the Navy-Marine CorpsBall Committee raising several hundred thousand dollarsfor the Society. As Karen departs the Washington D.C.area for real retirement and new horizons, our hugethanks follow her and her husband Rear Admiral CharlesYoung, USN (Retired). Their support has beeninvaluable.

These amazing military spouses take their volunteerservice to the Society very seriously - while managingexceptionally challenging personal and professionalschedules. They represent an uncommon commitment toour dear Navy and Marine Corps widows.

Often we receive a note or comment from a client whohas been helped through a tough economic time. Here’sone we’ve received this year and keep posted on ourbulletin board as a daily reminder:

“I want to apologize that it has taken me 3 weeks to writethis letter but I couldn’t put all my feelings together at first.I was shocked, overwhelmed, but most of all so very, verygrateful for what you wonderful people have done for me.

Also, I want to thank God and NMCRS for putting NancyBrown as my case worker. She has been wonderful! Wemet at the lowest point of my life that I have ever beenthrough.

Nancy is one of God’s angels. She guided me with suchkindness and caring - but she also knew when to push mewhen I wanted to give up. She told me aboutorganizations that I never heard of and, with herguidance; I kept trying and trying no matter how manyrejections I got. She is a wonderful person and a greatasset to your organization.

Again, thank you Navy Marine Relief Corps Society for allyour hard work. There are not enough words to expressmy gratitude for everything.”

It is service widows like this who keep our spirits andmotivation high! Client cases seen by the ReliefCommittee are the Society’s most challenging ones.Knowing that there is a distraught widow behind eachrequest helps us stay focused on what is truly important –making a difference for those who serve.

Megan MoffitChairman, Relief Committee

Report of the Relief Committee

Serving as a memberof the Society’sReleif Committee is one of my mostrewardingexperiences. TheSociety continuesto make adifference in the quality of lifeof many Navy and Marine Corpswidows and I’m honored to bepart of that process.

Lauré Ferguson


Report of the Finance Committee

T he market value of the Society’sinvestments, consisting of aReserve Fund and Permanently

Restricted Funds, was $101.3 million atyear-end 2012, as compared to $90.1million at year-end 2011. The total returnof the Reserve Fund was 14.3% afterfees.

During the year, $5.2 million waswithdrawn from the Reserve Fund.These funds were used to meet theadministrative and fund raisingexpenditures.

The accompanying charts display themarket value of the Reserve Fund atyear-end for the period 2003-2012 andthe annual withdrawals from the Fundduring that same period. A total of $94.6million has been withdrawn from theReserve Fund over the 10-year period.

General Joseph J. Went, USMC(Retired)Chairman, Finance Committee

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Statement of Financial PositionAs of December 31, 2012

ASSETS

Cash $1,250,575

Receivables, Prepaid ExpensesAnd Inventory 5,974,750

Investments 102,417,955

Outstanding Loans 17,761,590

Property and Equipment 641,590

Total Assets $128,046,460

LIABILITIES ANd NET ASSETS

Accounts Payable $2,413,861

Long Term Liabilities 14,590,003

Net Assets

111,042,596(See Summary of Operations)

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $128,046,460

Financial Statement

Independent Audit: The Society’s Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 2012 were audited by independent auditors from thefirm Johnson Lambert LLP, Certified Public Accountants, of Falls Church, Virginia. Copies of the report have been provided to all members of theSociety’s Board of Directors and to the Directors of NMCRS Full Service Offices. Copies of the audit report are available on our website or bycontacting the Chief Financial Officer, Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, 875 N. Randolph Street, Suite 225, Arlington, VA 22203-1767.

Summary of OperationsFor the Year Ending December 31, 2012

BEgINNINg NET ASSETS $105,163,324

REVENUES

Contributions $21,365,271

Investment Returns 12,450,802

Miscellaneous 955,530

Total Revenues $34,771,603

ExpENSES

Assistance (Financial & Programs) $24,028,247

Administrative (includes depreciation) 2,141,415

Fundraising 1,055,259

Total Expenses $27,224,921

pension Related Credit (1,667,410)

ChANgE IN NET ASSETS $5,879,272

ENdINg NET ASSETS $111,042,596


Financial Highlights

Sources of Funds

T he Society had inflows of $65.5 million in 2012.$38 million came from the repayment by theSociety’s clients of interest-free loans. Interest,

dividends, and cash withdrawals from the Society’sInvestment Portfolio provided $5.2 million. Contributionsaccounted for $21.3 million, principally from the ActiveDuty and Retired Fund Drives, but also from bequests,memorials, and general contributions. Miscellaneousreceipts, mostly from Thrift Shop operations, addednearly $1 million.

Uses of Funds

T he Society used its inflows to conduct operationsas shown on the accompanying chart. Thelargest use was for Program Services. The single

largest program the Society has is making new, interest-free loans ($37.9 million in 2012). Loan repaymentreceipts and new loans are essentially a “wash,” and,with the exception of loans that are later converted togrants or declared as uncollectible, these funds act as a“revolving” fund. Grants and Non-Financial Assistanceare funded principally by Contributions, and, to a lesserextent, by Miscellaneous Receipts (including Thrift Shopprofits) and withdrawals from the Society’s Investments.Administrative and Fundraising Expenses, as well asrevenue disbursed in support of the Society’s educationprograms, were covered by funds provided from theInvestment Portfolio.

INFLOWS

OUTFLOWS

CONTRIBUTIONS$21.3 MILLION

PROGRAMS$20.6 MILLION

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE$41.8 MILLION

FUNDRAISING$1.0 MILLION

LOAN REPAYMENTS$38.0 MILLION

OTHER(THRIFT SHOPS)$1.0 MILLION

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MANAGEMENT & GENERAL$2.1 MILLION

RESERVE FUNDWITHDRAWAL$5.2 MILLION


T he accompanying chartsprovide a picture of financialassistance by the Society to

its clients over the 10-year periodfrom 2003 through 2012, and theamount of contributions received bythe Society over that same period.

The Society provided an average of$40.5 million annually in financialassistance to clients in the form of interest-free loans and grants,while charitable contributions to theSociety have averaged $17.3 million per year.

Total financial assistance increasedin the period 2006-2010 due to avariety of reasons, including combatcasualty assistance, help providedto Navy and Marine Corps familieswho were victims of naturaldisasters, the Society’s Quick AssistLoan program, and the impact of the2007-2009 recession. The numberof clients receiving support and theamount of financial assistanceprovided by the Society declinedslightly in 2011 and 2012. Webelieve this is due to the improvingeconomy.

Contributions have been fairlyconsistent over the decade withabout 64% of all contributionscoming from active duty and retiredSailors and Marines. In 2006, 2011and 2012 contributions wereaugmented by large bequests. TheSociety also benefited from a large“non-cash” donation in 2012.

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A Comparison of Financial Assistance to Contributions


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NMCRS Offices Total Loans grants Total Active duty Clients Assist Fund drive

donationsBangor 740 $ 327,444 $ 19,528 $ 346,972 178,906 Beaufort 592 236,481 8,249 244,730 6,216 Bethesda 415 374,692 34,554 409,246 36,191 Bremerton 1,133 524,441 40,183 564,624 134,275 Camp Lejeune 5,342 2,374,213 45,981 2,420,194 278,016 Camp Pendleton 4,786 2,926,034 265,509 3,191,543 243,310 Charleston 411 291,719 33,800 325,519 173,637 Cherry Point 1,268 595,481 25,069 620,550 40,267 Corpus Christi 187 39,238 11,359 150,597 93,765 Everett 594 447,474 31,616 479,090 162,329 Fallon 131 107,492 8,428 115,919 23,060 Fort Worth 581 441,570 66,168 507,738 32,694 Great Lakes 1,005 622,363 67,090 689,453 848,190 Groton 891 437,387 30,664 468,051 325,000 Guam 282 245,992 5,053 251,045 151,714 Gulfport 978 579,079 52,563 631,642 46,419 Headquarters/ Retired Fund Drive 2,842 2,737,406 1,621,240 4,358,646 2,704,329 Iwakuni 177 150,473 5,599 156,072 12,156 Jacksonville 1,981 1,278,118 117,789 1,395,907 284,467 Kaneohe Bay 790 546,815 38,188 585,003 143,206 Kings Bay 640 312,749 37,845 350,594 145,592 Lemoore 1,089 585,790 28,267 614,057 144,680 Little Creek 1,889 1,277,645 152,486 1,430,131 109,027 Mayport 1,181 712,347 42,847 755,194 262,903 MCRD, San Diego 610 400,093 28,827 428,920 81,903 Millington 162 126,091 28,666 154,757 71,606 Miramar 1,839 1,216,544 104,452 1,320,996 103,369 Naples 104 88,330 3,280 91,610 158,145 New Orleans 348 239,718 10,107 249,825 15,109

PROGRAMS

Home visits andother contacts

with mothers andnewborns, elderly

retirees, widowsand widowers

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to provideCombat CasualtyAssistance (CCA)

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Budget-for-Babyworkshop

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NMCRS Offices Total Loans grants Total Active duty Clients Assist Fund drive

donationsNew River 1,043 $ 443,748 $ 5,293 $ 449,041 25,010 Newport 103 52,579 437 53,016 128,970 Norfolk 7,241 3,522,268 189,402 3,711,670 1,884,691 North Island 2,282 1,367,524 96,124 1,463,648 366,574 Oceana 1,763 1,058,639 124,440 1,183,079 173,990 Okinawa 642 647,243 5,419 652,662 334,742 Parris Island 346 175,130 16,046 191,176 110,228 Patuxent River 231 147,860 14,723 162,583 102,992 Pearl Harbor 947 680,255 29,425 709,680 550,890 Pensacola 1,625 891,769 113,299 1,005,068 323,089 Portsmouth, VA 866 359,895 31,566 391,461 134,781 Quantico 654 376,513 89,968 466,481 108,747 Rota 170 210,915 15,107 226,022 104,703 San Diego 4,380 2,776,466 271,250 3,047,716 806,204 San Onofre* 2,005 1,157,713 53,261 1,210,974 - Sasebo 229 220,691 1,625 222,316 163,633 Sigonella 123 136,962 1,925 138,887 76,037 Twentynine Palms 2,721 1,437,905 66,142 1,504,047 113,612 Ventura 693 394,924 9,958 404,882 87,657 Washington Navy Yard 405 320,334 48,705 369,039 272,205 Whidbey Island 875 440,136 46,497 486,633 263,669 Yokosuka 493 460,391 2,280 462,671 406,514 Yuma 676 365,981 13,112 379,093 52,640

*San Onofre is included with Camp Pendleton for Active Duty Fund Drive donations.

ve Contribution Results

63,392 Clients received financial assistance

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

$16,273,342

$8,845,612

$4,826,366

$4,072,677

$1,910,363

$1,598,697

$1,354,691

$1,352,532

$1,042,485

$496,179

Interest-free Loans and Grants

BASIC LIVING EXPENSES (FOOD, LODGING)

TRANSPORTATION (INSURANCE, CAR PAYMENT, RENTAL)

CAR REPAIRS

TRANSPORTATION DUE TO FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS

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EDUCATION

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Volunteer Recognition

Meritorious Service AwardLisa Aytes NorfolkLinda Bego China LakeRené Brown MCRD San DiegoJennifer Cox Pearl HarborVeronica Hamer Little CreekCynthia Hill MayportNancy Jones HeadquartersJudy Kemper BangorHMC Reuben Lessner, USN Patuxent RiverJesey McManus Camp LejeuneElizabeth Plot Cherry PointFrances Schneider Ventura CountyStefanie Scott PensacolaPaul Tomlin EverettJenny Vetch Camp PendletonJulia Willkie MCRD San DiegoMary Wilson Ventura County

Superior Performance AwardJennifer Acevedo EverettRachel Baker Ventura CountyElmer Balaoing San DiegoLinda Bego China Lake Dorothy Brown Great LakesDebbie Choike QuanticoTina Egelston Ventura CountySharmy Fischer EverettHeather Gage OceanaTara Gould Camp LejeuneVirginia “Gigi” Greer MiramarJoy Hardin SigonellaJean Himelspach Cherry PointVanessa Jarr Camp LejeuneJessica Kelly BremertonEmily Kerr BangorTerry Lang EverettMMC Jason Littleton, USN Jacksonville Peg McCormack OceanaJessica Misner Kaneohe BaySzue Nelson EverettJennifer Odell Little CreekLisa Packer BangorOrsola Parra MiramarBernice Petty BremertonMAC (SW/AW) Eric Edward Phillips, USN YokosukaMelissa Plant BremertonYolanda Riley Kings BayMargie Rogers New RiverAndrea Rupp Camp LejeuneJennifer Smit Camp PendletonCathleen Smith Kaneohe BayMelissa G. Smith EverettNadia Thom OceanaLindsay Trott Patuxent RiverJacquoislin VandenEnde New RiverAmanda Vander Linden Camp PendletonJenny Vetch Camp PendletonRP1 (SW/AW) Ian Wakefield, USN BremertonRPCS (SW/AW/FMF) David Walsworth, USN BremertonLaura Webb OceanaKenya Wilbanks MeridianLeann Wise GulfportAmanda Yoder Little Creek

“Working with clients thatarrive distraught, stressed andafraid, then watching themleave knowing their urgentneed has been met and that theynow have a plan for the future,is the most rewarding part of myvolunteer experience.”

Jesey McManusMeritorious Service Award Recipient


SOCIETY EXTERNAL AWARDSRECEIVED IN 2012

Amanda Shadden, RSA,NMCRS Pensacolareceived the BetterBusiness Bureau 2012Torch Award for CustomerService for Santa Rosaand Escambia Counties.

Volunteers at the NMCRS Camp Lejeune office wereselected as winner of the 2012 Golden Rule Award forOutstanding Volunteer Service in the group category.This award was presented by the Jacksonville-OnslowVolunteer & Nonprofit Resource Center.

Sara Griffin, Chair ofVolunteers, NMCRS SanDiego, was recognized as Rookie VolunteerAdministrator for 2012, by the VolunteerAdministrators Network, for her leadership,management skills andservice within herorganization.

The Society’s DC-basedCombat CasualtyAssistance Visiting Nursesreceived the AnnualCommunity Heroes Awardfrom the Military OfficersAssociation of America inthe category of CivilianCaregiver: Group/Team.

Staff Spotlight

VOLUNTEERS – THE BEDROCKOF THE SOCIETY

It’s a wonderful feeling to helpsomeone in need. When we canhelp with a small grant, they aredeeply grateful. I received a letterfrom one Marine I helpedthanking me, letting me knowhow well he and his wife aredoing and how much of adifference our help made. Mostdays I leave feeling very goodabout having truly helpedsomeone.

Barry O’MalleyNMCRS Miramar

Some people think that themilitary lifestyle provides securityand immunity from life’schallenges. That is not the case.When you are 18 or 19 andlearning to navigate the militaryenvironment, the normaladjustments to getting out onyour own are magnified. We letSailors and Marines know thatwe have their backs. We’re hereto help them learn to becomeself-sufficient.

Mary WhitkopNMCRS Mayport

One of thestrengths of theSociety is thatevery office isdifferent. Until Ibecame involvedwith the Society, I really didn’tknow the scopeand breadth ofwhat is availablein the way of assistance for Sailors and Marines. Thisvolunteer job dovetails very well with my role as a ChiefPetty Officer - lending a hand to Sailors and Marines.

NCC Ryan G. Marlatt, USNNMCRS Patuxent River


Clarence Dillon Society

A s America entered WWII in December 1941, forthe first time since 1904, the Navy-Marine CorpsRelief Society found itself unable to meet the

increased need for financial assistance from America’ssailors, marines and coast guardsmen. Clarence Dillon,a successful New York financier, was asked by ViceAdmiral Adolphus Andrews, USN, Commander of theEastern Sea Frontier, to help raise $5 million.

Clarence Dillon led a national fundraising campaignwhich, in less than two years, resulted in more than $10million. This patriotic response ensured the Society metthe current needs of Navy and Marine Corps members,their widows and orphans; and financially positioned theSociety to meet the future needs of active duty andretired Sailors, Marines and their families.

The Clarence Dillon Society recognizes individuals whohave named the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society as abeneficiary of their estate. Enrollment in this honorarysociety is simply a matter of advising the Society thatyou have created an estate gift such as a bequestintention or a charitable trust, or have designated theSociety as a beneficiary of a retirement plan or lifeinsurance policy. Donors can also establish a charitablegift annuity with the Society and receive annualpayments for life; upon your demise, the remainder ofthe annuity becomes a gift to the Society.

These legacy gifts are vitally important to the long-termviability and assurance that the Navy-Marine CorpsRelief Society can meet future demands for financialassistance from active duty and retired Navy and MarineCorps servicemembers.

Cumulative List of Active MembersAnonymous (18)

Mr. Edward Anderson

CPO Carl Aschenbach, Jr., USN (Ret.)

CPO Mitchell O. Barker, USN (Ret.)

CAPT and Mrs. William W. Bennett, USN (Ret.)

ATCS Curt D. Block, USN (Ret.)

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Blundellin memory of CAPT Peveril Blundell, USN

CPO Alvin A. Bowers, USN (Ret.)

Chaplain Benedict J. Brown, USN

VADM Nancy Brown, USN (Ret.) and LtCol Peter M. Hesser, USMC (Ret.)

Col Will Brown, USMCR (Ret.)

Brian Connelly

Col and Mrs. Wade H. Cooper, USMC (Ret.)

LCDR* and Mrs. Glenn R. Coulter, USN (Ret.)

Catherine Fay Dahlstromin memory of Lawrence J. Fay, Jr.

CPO Byron Dahmer, USN (Ret.)

Jim and Charlotte Dase

VADM and Mrs. George Wilmot Davis, USN (Ret.)

Ann Davis-Ramseyin honor of MCPO Roger A. Ramsey, USN (Ret.) and

LCDR Avonna S. Ramsey, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Joseph Lee DeGuise, USMC (Ret.)in honor of Joseph Frank DeGuise, USMM 1917-1921

Mrs. K. L. "Duck" Drake

SCPO David M. Dutcher, USN (Ret.)in memory of my father, Bernal C. Dutcher, Jr., USN

PO1 Betty J. Ellis, USN (Ret.)

RADM Robert B. Erly, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Celine A. Finn, USN (Ret.)

CAPT and Mrs. Gregory F. Fischer, USN (Ret.)

GySgt Richard J. Fitch, USMC (Ret.)

Mrs. Donna G. Fredricksenin memory of LCDR Robert A. Fredericksen, USN

PO1 Francis D. Gonterman, USN (Ret.)

LCDR Wallace D. Goodlett, USN (Ret.)

CPO Willard D. Gubbins, USN (Ret.)

“It was an easy decision to makeour gift to the Navy-MarineCorps Relief Society. We knewtheir hallmarks of service,experience and maturity wouldinsure its best use on behalf ofour service personnel.”

Sherm and Lady SmithCol USMC Ret and Clarence Dillon

Society members


LCDR and Mrs Harold E. Haas, USN (Ret.)

Eric Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henshaw

MCPO Joseph H. Hill, USN (Ret.)in memory of Nancy P. Hill

Eileen Hintzenin memory of AOC Richard F. Hintzen, USN

Irma L. Ilgenfritzin memory of my husband, Carlton E. Ilgenfritz

Christopher William Ince, Jr.

CAPT John R. Irons, USN (Ret.)

SN Henri James, USN (Ret.)

PO3 Robert Kelly, Jr., USN (Ret.)in memory of my brother, Stephen E. Kelly

Lillian Jean Klepacin memory of Frank Klepac, Jr.

CPO James D. Klock, USN (Ret.)

CPO L. Mike Koon, USN (Ret.)

GySgt Paul T. Kuras, USMC (Ret.)

CDR Robert R. Kurz, USN (Ret.) and Sally Kurz

CDR Dorothy K. Lins-Hanson, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Diann K. Lynn, USN (Ret.)

CWO4 and Mrs. Allen F. Manley, USN (Ret.)in memory of Jean D. Manley

QMC Joseph C. Marlin, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Charles Arthur Martin, USN (Ret.) and Helen Nickerson Martin

CDR Harold H. McKinley, Jr., USN (Ret.)

CDR Alan S. Miller, USN (Ret.)

David M. Minter

CPO David Mitchell, USN (Ret.)

CPO James A. Mosher, USN (Ret.)

SgtMaj Emery R. Naboni, USMC (Ret.)

MCPO John D. O'Connell, USN (Ret.)

LT Peter Pehl, USN (Ret.)in memory (honor) of CWO Thomas Leroy Pehl, USN

SCPO and Mrs. Tim Powers, USN (Ret.)

Col Sara J. Pritchett, USMC (Ret.)

MCPO Marshall E. Ramsey, USN (Ret.)

CDR Joseph Reeves, USN (Ret.) and LCDR Esther V. Reeves, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Richard Riley, USN (Ret.)

CPO and Mrs. Norman Robbins, USN (Ret.)

Mrs. Arthur J. Ruhle, USN (Ret.)in memory of CDR Arthur J. Rhule, Jr., USN

William E. Schlotthauer

Mrs. Preston L. Seardin memory of PN2 Preston L. Seard, USN

CAPT Frederick J. Skinner, USN (Ret.)

MSgt Ralph F. Smith, USMC (Ret.)

PO2 Russell R. Smith, USNFR

Col and Mrs. Sherman A. Smith, USMC (Ret.)

CPO Harold A. Soulis, USN (Ret.)

Mrs. John Souza, Jr.in memory of John Souza, Jr.

CDR Donald W. Stauffer, USN (Ret.)

PO and Mrs. Ronald Szymonek, USN (Ret.)

Betty C. Taussig

Elizabeth Gaye Thomasin memory of GySgt Theodore John Thomas, USMC

CWO4 Gary A. Veblen, USN (Ret.)

LCDR Chester H. Wheatley, USN (Ret.)

CPO Sharyn Williams, USN (Ret.)

* Deceased

Clarence Dillon Society

In 2012, the Society received nearly $3.2 million inbequests and other estate gifts. We are gratefulto the following men and women whose legacy of

service to our country will continue through theirfinancial support of Sailors, Marines and their families:

Mozelle Behannon Charitable TrustIrving BerlinVern E.L. Boe, USMC (Ret.) and Sara M. Boe TrustMary Alice BrunnerRose and Henry J. Deeks Charitable TrustSelma I. FerronAmelia A. FrankJohn E. Folk, M.D.Thomas HebertGeorge P. Lumsden TrustFlorence LynnRichard MichelMaj Joel L. Neuman, USMC (Ret.)Reba Burns Ransom TrustRina C. Rega, in memory of CWO

Salvatore A. Rega, USNLCDR Anthony C. Roessler, USN (Ret.) and

Wilma RoesslerHarold Saltz USN (Ret.)Benjamin A. Shaver, Jr., M.D.


Significant Contributions

Admiral george dewey Circle($1,000,000 and above)

LT Gordon M. Bethune, USN (Ret.)*Estate of Benjamin A Shaver, M.D.

Theodore Roosevelt Circle($100,000 to $999,000)

Estate of John E. Folk, M.D.HP Enterprise Services, LLC*Kimberly Clark*Lakeside Foundation Navy Exchange Service Command

(NEXCOM)Navy-Marine Corps Ball Committee,

Washington D.C.Estate of Maj Joel L. Neuman, USMCReba Burns Ransom TrustUSAA Federal Savings Bank

grace M. higginson Circle($50,000 t0 $99,999)

Mozelle Behannon TrustC.E. and S. FoundationQMC Joseph C Marlin, USN (Ret.)Naval Postgraduate School Foundation,

Inc.Estate of Wilma RoesslerSemper Fit and Exchange Services

Division (MCX)

Relief Committee Circle ($25,000 to $49,999)

Armed Forces Relief TrustAssociation of Military Banks of AmericaBob and Ali BartholomewCatherine DahlstromDallas Military Ball FoundationHome Depot FoundationJasam FoundationQuicken LoansThe Honorable Donald C. Winter and

Mrs. WinterWorld Wrestling and Entertainment

Volunteers Circle ($5,000 to $24,999)

Fred and Jean Allegretti FoundationAmerican Greetings Corp.American Society of the French Legion of

Honor, Inc.AnonymousBAE SystemsMr. and Mrs. Charles BarousseBayshore Ford Truck Sales, Inc.BNSF Railway FoundationEstate of Mary Alice BrunnerCalifornia Community FoundationCentury Club of San DiegoChoice Hotels International Services

Corp.James ClaxtonColumbia Group, Inc.Community Foundation of the Low

Country - Berkeley Hall FoundationSSgt Jared Coons, USMCDeep Sea Divers Charity Golf ClassicJohn and Nancy EdwardsEidolon Data, LLCCAPT Celine A. Finn, USN (Ret.)ADM and Mrs. William J. Flanagan, Jr.,

USN (Ret.)Estate of Amelia FrankLeighton FryeLeslie GoldbergGrubman Graham Foundation Inc.C.R. HaggettH.E. Haller FoundationMr. and Mrs. Simon HallettEstate of Thomas HebertMark E. Helbraun, M.D. and Barbara

HelbraunHull Family FoundationNC1 Christopher T. Hunnewell, USN

(Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Reuben JefferyRADM Michael R. Johnson, USN (Ret.)Howard KoppenhaverCAPT Robert L. Larson, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Gerald LearMr. and Mrs. John Lichner FoundationLaura Davies MateoEstate of Richard MichelMr. and Mrs. Robert NaegerNFL Ventures, LPOceanfirst Foundation

Estate of Rina C. RegaWilliam ReisingReligious Offering Fund - Marine Corps

Installation Pacific ChapelReligious Offering Fund - Naval

Amphibious Base Little Creek FirstLanding Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - United StatesNaval Academy Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - Joint Base Ft.Myer - Henderson Hall MemorialChapel

Rent-A-CenterSan Diego Padres Baseball ClubKristi ScullyPeter SeldinSilver Gate Yacht ClubMr. and Mrs. Carlo SimoniMr. and Mrs. Robert St. GeorgeStateside Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Roger StoneWalter P. Stuart, IIITaylor + Friends Charity Golf TournamentCAPT Frederick Triggs, USN (Ret.)UVAS FoundationValley Forge Military Academy and

CollegeValley of the Sun United WayWACOM Thrift ShopHarry H. & Martha Washington-Straus

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Linden WelchWomen's Auxiliary Commissioned

Officers MessRobert Wood - Wood Foundation

president's Circle ($1,000 to $4,999)

ADM and Mrs. Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.)Rob and Caroline AbromCDR Mark Ackerman, USN (Ret.)Terry AdamsLCDR Darwin Afdahl, USN (Ret.)All Fresh Produce, IncCAPT William H. Allen, USN (Ret.)America's CharitiesAmeriprise Financial Employee Gift

Matching ProgramAmvets Phillip Carpenter Post 66

OUR DONORS – MAKING A DIFFERENCE

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is grateful to the many donors, corporations and foundations that supportthe Society through payroll allotments, annual donations, estate and non-cash gifts. This donor reportrecognizes individuals and organizations that made gifts to the Society in calendar year 2012. It does not

include donations made by individuals or corporations to the Secretary of the Navy’s Active Duty Fund Drive insupport of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society.

We work diligently to maintain an accurate database. Please notify the Development Office at (800) 654-8364 of anyinaccuracies so that we may set the record straight.


CAPT Jimmy D. Anderson, USN (Ret.)CAPT Thomas Andress, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius V. AndrzejewskiCAPT Edward P. Anglim, USN (Ret.)Applied Materials HQCDR Robert L. Arbeene, USN (Ret.)CDR James H. Ard, USN (Ret.)ARINC Charitable TeamArmed Forces Motor ClubMr. and Mrs. William ArmstrongArmy Navy Country ClubAshland VFW Post 1067AT&T United Way Employee Giving

CampaignAlbert AtkinsonLCDR Charles G. Avery, USN (Ret.)BAE Systems Matching Gifts ProgramCAPT Mario J. Bagaglio, Jr., USN (Ret.)Col Daryl E. Baker, USMC (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. John BakerLtCol Edward J. Ball, III, USMC (Ret.)James BallStephen F. BallardBank of America United Way CampaignLCDR Linda J. Barbour, USN (Ret.)Jeffrey BareCPO Robert R. Barkie, USN (Ret.)Cars4CharitiesCAPT James D. Barron, Jr., USN (Ret.)David BayBD Associate Matching Gift ProgramBeebe BeasleyLCDR Jerry Beckham, USN (Ret.)AVCM Deward W. Bedford, USN (Ret.)RADM Charles J. Beers, Jr., USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence BehmMr. and Mrs. David BellCol Roy L. Belli, USMC (Ret.)CAPT Richard W. Belt, USN (Ret.)Belvoir Woods Protestant Mission

SocietyMalachi BennettRobert W. BenzinMichael BereskinStanley BermanCDR James E. Bittle, USN (Ret.)Black and White AuctionLCDR George W. Blair, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. J.E. BlakeMr. and Mrs. Philip E. BlakeLCDR Billy J. Bobo, USN (Ret.)Estate of Vern E.L. and Sarah M. BoeBoeing CompanyCapt Carols S. Bonson, USMC (Ret.)CPO and Mrs. Myron W. Borgerd, USN

(Ret.)CAPT Frank Boushee, USN (Ret.)CWO4 Mark S. Bovee, USMC (Ret.)CDR William G. Bowen, USN (Ret.)CDR Leland H. Bradshaw, USN (Ret.)CPO Kevin P. Braniff, USN (Ret.)Maj Michael W. Bray, USMC (Ret.)Fred BreauxBreezy Point TriathlonNeil Brennan

LCDR William G. Breznau, USN (Ret.)RADM Charles H. Brickell, Jr., USN

(Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Doug BriggsSCPO William E. Briscoe, USN (Ret.)CDR Michael R. Brower, USN (Ret.)SN Gary L. Brown, USN (Ret.)CAPT Kenneth B. Brown, USN (Ret.)R.A. Brown, M.D. and Helen BrownCPO Bruce D. Browne, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Robert BrunnerLCDR Lawrence Brzozowski, USN (Ret.)Jay BuckBuffalo Wild WingsCWO4 Elmo L. Bumgarner, USN (Ret.)Roger BurbrinkLtCol Bernard T. Burchell, Jr., USMC

(Ret.)GySgt Daniel L. Burhans, USMC (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Thomas BurnettLtCol John C. Butner, III, USMC (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. William ThompsonBrendan CallahanThomas CampbellDavid CantrellCAPT Eva F. Carson, USN (Ret.)Maj Thomas Cartier, USMC (Ret.)Arthur J. CasadoCedar Creek Veterans FoundationJIAMC Golf TournamentRADM Edward Chamberlin, USN (Ret.)Chardonnay FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert CheekChevron Humankind Employee ProgramLCDR William L Childers, USN (Ret.)Nicholas ChocasLCDR Alfred B. Chrisman, USN (Ret.)Catherine ChristiaanseCDR Brian Gordon Clark, USN (Ret.)Clark AssociatesJerry ClarkMCPO Thomas E. Clark, USN (Ret.)ADM Vern Clark, USN (Ret.)

CPO Charles E. Clarke, USN (Ret.)MCPO Carl L. Cobb, USN (Ret.)CAPT Robert Cohen, USN (Ret.)Colorado River Chapter - 1st Marine

Division Assn.Community Foundation Western

Pennsylvania and Eastern OhioPhilip ConoverMark B. Constantian, M.D.RADM Murray C. Cook, USN (Ret.)Michael CooperCPO Phillip R. Couch, USN (Ret.)Mrs. Glenn R. CoulterKeith CrandallMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. CrinerMr. and Mrs. Laurence CullenMr. and Mrs. Alan DahlCAPT James E. Dalberg, Jr., USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. DaltonDam Neck CPO SelecteesDartmouth CollegeMaj John W. Davenport, USMC (Ret.)Elizabeth DavidsonCDR Andrew R. Davis, USN (Ret.)VADM and Mrs. George Wilmot Davis,

USN (Ret.)Betty DawberCAPT Rosemary N. Dawson, USN (Ret.)Kristine DedolphRose and Henry J. Deeks TrustRichard DeGruchyCAPT Richard J. Dempsey, USN (Ret.)Dennis Construction Co. of Yuma, Inc.Richard DomercqDominion Employee Giving ProgramLeo DominiqueRADM Thomas Q. Donaldson, USN

(Ret.)CAPT Stephen Doyle, USN (Ret.)Dr. and Mrs. James DrakeCDR Timothy P. Dugan, Jr., USN (Ret.)LtCol Charles D. Duke, USMC (Ret.)Margaret Duncan


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LCDR Delma D. Dunn, USN (Ret.)Charles EarnestMr. and Mrs. Chris EbbersECHO of Northrop GrummanCDR Kenneth C. Eckerd, USN (Ret.)Edison International Employee

Contribution CampaignAaron EdsonCharles EdwardsCAPT James D. Ellison, USN (Ret.)LCDR James W. Emery, USN (Ret.)Employees of Northrop Grumman PACMr. and Mrs. Wilmot J. EstesCDR David Evans, USNGySgt Howard E. Evans, USMC (Ret.)ADM William J. Fallon USN (Ret.)Phelan FamilyFannie Mae Serve Matching Gift

DonationsCAPT David D. Faraldo, USN (Ret.)Joan FarmerShelley FarrellFather Edward J. Giorgio Post 689Mr. and Mrs. Pat Fedor

CAPT and Mrs. Charles D. Fellows, USN(Ret.)

Theodore FelnerVirginia FenskeCAPT Michael B. Ferguson, USN (Ret.)Fesit, Vetter, Knauf and LoyCol Thomas Fields, USMC (Ret.)First Bank of Highland Park FoundationJan FitchaDavid FitzgeraldDavid J. FitzgeraldCAPT Michael J. Fitzsimmons, USN

(Ret.)CWO3 William E. Flaherty, USN (Ret.)Richard J. FleesonFlexpoint Ford, LLCJames R. FowlerBenjamin FreilichJohn F. FrielLee S. Fruman M.D. - FrumanFoundationCDR Charles L. Fuld, USN (Ret.)CAPT Richard H. Funke, III, USN (Ret.)CAPT Richard O. Gamble, II, USN (Ret.)LCpl Christophe H. Garcia, USMC (Ret.)

RADM and Mrs. Jan C. Gaudio, USN(Ret.)

CDR Steven C. Gaylor, USN (Ret.)Fikre GedamuCol Charles R. Geiger, USMC (Ret.)Geomar FoundationGive with LibertyGoldkind Family Philanthropic Fund of

the Tampa Orlando Pinellas JewishFoundation, Inc.

CAPT James E. Goldsmith, USN (Ret.)LCDR James F. Goodwin, USN (Ret.)CWO4 Charles W. Gorton USN (Ret.)C & L Graese FoundationLCDR Clifford Graue, USN (Ret.)Great Lakes Khaki BallCAPT Wallace A. Greene, USN (Ret.)CDR Erik Gregory, USN (Ret.)Vincent Grieco and Larainne KoehlerCDR Dana N. Griffin, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. David GriffithMr. and Mrs. Doug GrossCAPT William S. Guthrie, USN (Ret.)Maj Christopher P. Gutmann, USMC

(Ret.)

Navy-Marine Corps Ball Committee DonorsFour Star Anchor Award ($50,000-$74,000)

Lockheed Martin Corp.Northrop Grumman Corp.

platinum Anchor Award ($35,000-$49,999)The Boeing Company

golden Anchor Award ($25,000-$34,999)CNAGeneral DynamicsSAIC TriWest Healthcare Alliance

Circle of honor Tribute ($15,000-$24,999)Pratt & WhitneyRaytheon

distinguished Service Award ($10,000-$$14,999)Debbink Family FoundationTextron

Outstanding Unit Citation ($5,000-$9,999)DRS Technologies, Inc.GE AviationHuntington Ingalls IndustriesNavy Mutual Aid AssociationOceaneering International, Inc.Rockwell CollinsRolls-Royce North America, Inc.

Sealift Inc.SES Government SolutionsSunTrust BankTurner Investments

Meritorious Achievement Award ($1,000-$4,999)BAE Systems, Land and ArmamentsBecTech, Inc.Chase Investment Counsel Corp.Diamond Hill Capital Management, Inc.Law Offices of Bert BisgyerNational Capital Council, Navy League of the U.S.Naval Officers’ Spouses’ Club of Washington, D.C.The Potomac AdvocatesRothschild Asset Management, Inc.Wyle


CAPT Richard F. Haas, Jr., USN (Ret.)Dr. Michael HabibeCPO Carl T. Haley, Sr., USN (Ret.)David HallHalliburton Giving ChoicesLeif HalversonSSgt Whitt Hamilton, USMC (Ret.)CPO Paul D. Hand, USN (Ret.)CPO Richard R. Hannah, USN (Ret.)CAPT Wayne S. Hansen, USN (Ret.)Hansford ToyotaMCPO Carl G. Hare, USN (Ret.)VADM Alfred G. Harms, Jr., USN (Ret.)Karen HarrisGySgt Ronald H. Harris, USMC (Ret.)CAPT William G. Harrison, Jr., USN

(Ret.)Burr HartmanDr. Craig HatchLCDR Robert C. Hatcher, USN (Ret.)LCDR Ray M. Hawkins, USN (Ret.)Morris A. Hazan Family FoundationMaj Richard A. Hedin, USMC (Ret.)SCPO Paul Heermans, USN (Ret.)LCDR John Heffley, USN (Ret.)LCDR and Mrs. John M. Heffley, USN (Ret.)MSgt James A. Hegarty, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Larison F. Helm, USN (Ret.)CPO Jim L .Hillman, USN (Ret.)CDR Thomas Hinckle, USN (Ret.)MCPO Frank M. Hodge, Jr., USN (Ret.)Richard HogleLT Jerry O. Hollingsworth, USN (Ret.)RADM Lowell J. Holloway, USN (Ret.)Hollywood Foreign Press AssociationLCDR Lonnie D. Holt, USN (Ret.)Homecoming Trunk Shows, LLCHomeport Hampton RoadsCDR Daniel Hooper, USN (Ret.)CDR John S. Hoover, USN (Ret.)Jennet HorderMr. and Mrs. Mark M. HornerCAPT John V. Horton, USN (Ret.)CAPT Merlen F. Howe, USN (Ret.)CDR Thomas F. Hughes ,USN (Ret.)Hugh HunterCAPT Vernon Hutton, III, USN (Ret.)InstinetInternational Officers' Golf TournamentRADM Jon R. Ives, USN (Ret.)MajGen and Mrs. Anthony Jackson,

USMC (Ret.)CPO John D. Jackson, USN (Ret.)CAPT Robert W. Jacobs, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Charles JacobsonJohn M. JarveyGene JeffersonMr. and Mrs. Deane JewettBarbara JohnsonCarl JohnsonJeffrey JohnsonPO1 Thomas Johnson, USN (Ret.)CDR Anthony W. Jones, USN (Ret.)Jacquelin JonesPhilip M. JordainJR Pina Asphalt Paving and Maintenance

Maj John H. Judy, USMC (Ret.)Just GiveLtCol Billy Kasney, USMC (Ret.)Ted KaytonADM and Mrs. Frank B. Kelso, II, USN

(Ret.)Barry KenneallyCAPT William H. Kennedy, USN (Ret.)LtCol Daniel Kernen, USMC (Ret.)CDR Timothy Ketchum, USN (Ret.)Kevin KeutmannJason KishKitsap Rifle & Revolver ClubRADM Alvin B. Koeneman, USN (Ret.)CDR George Kolbenschlag, USN (Ret.)Laurie KradinRoger KramerJoseph LaBruzzoCAPT James M. Lacey, USN (Ret.)LA-CO Industries Inc.CAPT James Lacy, USN (Ret.)Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 3795Col Alexander E. Lancaster, USMC (Ret.)Mark E. LangfanPO1 Harold Larsen, USN (Ret.)Edyth LarsonCAPT Alan T. Lavoie, USN (Ret.)James LawsonJerome LawsonStephen LeamanSusan LeeCheryl and Jim LeonardRADM and Mrs. Daniel Lestage, USN

(Ret.)Charles E. LesterMr. and Mrs. Tom LesterMr. and Mrs. Jerome LeugersCAPT Herbert H. Lewis, USN (Ret.)Martin LieboltLockheed MartinRebecca LongDavid Loveday

Sandra LowndsGeorge P. Lumsden TrustJennifer LynchEstate of Florence LynnSteven MaasRichard R. MaceRADM Archer Macy, USN (Ret.)RADM Michael K. Mahon, USN (Ret.)David Malone, M.D., PLCCPO Jeffery L. Manley, USN (Ret.)LTJG Charles B. Manning, USN (Ret.)Marine Spouses' Thrift ShopMarine Thrift Shop Kaneohe BayKimberly MarkleyRADM Kathleen L. Martin, NC, USN (Ret.)CDR Stephen MartinGertrude B. and Mortimer May

FoundationCAPT Clyde H. McAllister, USN (Ret.)LT Joseph P. McAuliffe, III, USN (Ret.)SCPO Eugene M. McCabe USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCammonLtCol and Mrs. Edward F. McCann,

USMC (Ret.)VADM Justin D. McCarthy, USN (Ret.)CAPT Gary A. McDowell, USN (Ret.)LtCol Michael McElwee USMC (Ret.)CDR Robert B. McKay, USN (Ret.)Mary McLendonKenneth MendelsonGySgt Randy N. Mericle, USMC (Ret.)John MetzkoMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramCDR Nickolas Milanytch, USN (Ret.)PO2 Ronnie A. Miller, USN (Ret.)CDR Norman J. Mills, USN (Ret.)CPO Richard P. Minch, III, USN (Ret.)James MitchellCAPT Robert Mitchell, USN (Ret.)John MolloyCDR S. Harbaugh Moore, USN (Ret.)LtCol Terrence C. Morgan, USMC (Ret.)


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Significant Contributions president's Circle (continued)

MCPO William J. Morgan, USN (Ret.)Maj Alfred H. Mossler, USMC (Ret.)Col William R. Murray, USMC (Ret.)MCPO Donald C. Myren, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NamerowNaval Officers' Spouses Club of San

DiegoNavy Federal Credit UnionNavy League of the US - Guam CouncilNetwork For GoodNew River Officers' Spouses Club, Inc.RADM and Mrs. Roger Nolan, USN (Ret.)Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida Inc.LCDR Eric E. Norris, USN (Ret.)North Island Credit UnionYvonne NortonHarold NussenfeldCAPT Thomas O. Nutt, USN (Ret.)CAPT Daniel Nylen I, USN (Ret.)Officers' Wives' Club MCAS MiramarOld Millington Vineyard and WineryMr. and Mrs. George OliveLT Michael D. Oliver, USN (Ret.)Operation Jingle, Norfolk, VAMr. and Mrs. James OuimetteJames OumetteCWO3 Robert G. Pace, USMC (Ret.)PO1 Robert Paddock, USN (Ret.)CAPT Robert Parkinson, USN (Ret.)Sue ParksMary ParthePatuxent River Officers' Spouses ClubPearl Harbor Submarine Spouses Charity

Assoc.George PechulisAlton PedersonPennies from Heaven (NEXCOM)Pensacola Free Flight Team, Inc.Edward PeplingPericle Communications CompanyAlbert PerpuseCAPT Robert H. Perry, USN (Ret.)

MCPO Leonard D. Pfau, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. James PhillipsCDR Thomas F. Phillips, USN (Ret.)CAPT Arthur R. Philpott ,USN (Ret.)Mark PiegzaCDR Charles Piersall, USN (Ret.)Plantation of Ponte Vedra Golf Club Navy

Appreciation Day CommitteePoint Loma Credit UnionPaul PostalGEN and Mrs. Colin L. Powell, USA

(Ret.)Puget Sound Harley DavidsonMimi O. PurvisCAPT James A. Raymond, USN (Ret.)Susan ReidCapt Kim B. Reisdorph, USMC (Ret.)Religious Offering Fund - NAS Lemoore

All Faith ChapelReligious Offering Fund - Marine Corps

Air Station Miramar ChapelReligious Offering Fund - Naval Aviation

Facility Atsugi ChapelReligious Offering Fund - Naval Air

Station Oceana Chapel of the GoodShepherd

Religious Offering Fund - Joint BaseCharleston All Saints Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - Naval AirStation Patuxent River Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - Naval AirStation Sigonella Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - Naval AirFacility Fort Worth Robert Taylor ChapelReligious Offering Fund - Commander

Fleet Activity ChapelReligious Offering Fund - Naval Air

Weapons Station China Lake All FaithChapel

Religious Offering Fund - Naval MedicalCenter Portsmouth Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - Naval AirStation North Island Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - CID CorryStation Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - Naval BaseOkinawa Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - SubmarineBase New London Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - Marine CorpsBase Quantico Chapel

Religious Offering Fund - Walter ReedNational Military Medical CenterChapel

Religious Offering Fund - Naval BaseKings Bay Chapel

Religious Offering Fund -COMNAVMARIANAS Chapel

CDR Jay A. Renken, USN (Ret.)LCDR William E. Resner, USN (Ret.)Friedrich RettigRADM Wayne E. Rickman, USN (Ret.)Ridgefield Park Elks No. 1506Barbara RinellaRobert RinkerMCPO Arthur L. Ritchie, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. James RobertsCDR Brian D. Robertson, USN (Ret.)David RobeyCDR Douglas J. Rosemark, USN (Ret.)CDR Donald H. Rosenbaum, USN (Ret.)MCPO John C. Ruane, USN (Ret.)Friedman RubinCAPT Tommy L. Ruffin, USN (Ret.)SSgt John J. Ryan, USMC (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. William F. SalduttiArthur SalterPO1 Patrick L. Salter, USN (Ret.)Harold Saltz EstateSan Diego Medical Federal Credit UnionMr. and Mrs. Frank SatterthwaiteHMCS John F. Sauln, USN (Ret.)CAPT Rodney Savage, USN (Ret.)CAPT Peter A. Scala, USN (Ret.)William E. SchlotthauerGlenn SchmidCAPT Gary W. Schnurrpusch, USN (Ret.)J. SchroederCDR Lorraine C. Schuh, USN (Ret.)Sempra Energy FoundationRADM Michael A Sharp USN (Ret.)CDR Carolyn M. Shaw, USN (Ret.)LtGen Robert M. Shea, USMC (Ret.)Paul ShitabataCDR Robert L. Shultz, USN (Ret.)Caroline Simkins-MullinsCAPT David E. Simmons, USN (Ret.)CDR Carol Ann Skiber, USNR (Ret.)John SlaughterRADM and Mrs. Dickinson Smith, USN

(Ret.)Hugh SmithMr. and Mrs. Lewis SmithCpl Steven D. Smith, USMC (Ret.)LCDR Travis R. Smith, USN (Ret.)CAPT William F. Smith, USN (Ret.)SML Boat Rentals, LLCThomas Snurka

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SOS of San DiegoMGySgt Jordan A. Spahn, USMC (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Peter SpiraSt. Luke's Presbyterian ChurchSt. Nicholas Greek Orthodox ChurchVADM and Mrs. H. Denby Starling, II,

USN (Ret.)VADM George P. Steele, USN (Ret.)CAPT Michael D. Stenberg, USN (Ret.)Col Peter R. Stenner, USMC (Ret.)VADM George R .Sterner, USN (Ret.)SCPO Ronald G. Stinebiser, USN (Ret.)CDR D.G. Stiteler, USNR (Ret.)LT Robert E. Stoehr, USN (Ret.)CAPT Kurt F. Strosahl, USN (Ret.)Submarine Officers' Spouses Assoc.VADM Paul E. Sullivan, USN (Ret.)CDR Charles Summers, USN (Ret.)Sunbank N.A.CAPT Bobby L. Sutton, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Patrick SwearingenRADM James A. Symonds, USN (Ret.)Tachi Hotel and CasinoCWO4 Juan M. Taijito, USN (Ret.)Tawani EnterprisesMr. and Mrs. Andrew TaylorMr. and Mrs. John B. TaylorCDR Marie D. Thomas, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas, Jr.George F. Thompson, Jr. D.D.S.CDR Sydney D. Thornton, USN (Ret.)LCDR Robert D. Thorp, USN (Ret.)Tidewater Officers' Spouses' Assoc.Tin Can Sailors, Inc.Bradford TingleCPO Guadolupe Torres, USN (Ret.)CAPT William Toti, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. William TrappC. L. TraylorTreasure Shop, Norfolk, VACDR Audrain Triplett, USN (Ret.)TruistMCPO Kenneth A. Tyler, USN (Ret.)U.S. Submarine Veterans UBS Employee Giving ProgramsUBS Financial Services, IncUnited Way of Benton & Franklin

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Upper Skagit Indian TribeUptick Vineyards and WineryUSS Deuel (APA 160)USS Mustin Family Readiness GroupUSS Ponce Family Readiness Group

USS Tingey Reunion GroupUSS J. Franklin Bell Assoc.SCPO Steven M. Valentine, USN (Ret.)SgtMaj William Vann, USMC (Ret.)Richard VaswaniCAPT Pierre G. Vining, USN (Ret.)Virginian-PilotCAPT Charles S. Vogan, Jr., USN (Ret.)CDR Deborah L. Waggoner, USN (Ret.)CDR William Warren, USN (Ret.)CAPT Howard R. Warwick, USN (Ret.)CPO David J. Watness, USN (Ret.)Peter Wawro, M.D.Webco General PartnershipCPO Robert D. Weeks, USN (Ret.)LtCol Daniel Wehrle, USMC (Ret.)Robert WeirCAPT Carl E. Weiscopf, USN (Ret.)David WeissWells Fargo Community Support

CampaignCDR Billy R. Wesson, USN (Ret.)PO3 Cheryl Wes, USN (Ret.)Ruth Westphal

Alfred Wezniak and Kevin A. WezniakMaryLou White Charitable FundLtCol Michael E. White, USMC (Ret.)CAPT Therese A. White, USN (Ret.)PO3 Thomas M. Whitman, USN (Ret.)CPO Dennis W. Wight, USN (Ret.)CDR Terry E. Wight, USN (Ret.)CDR Mark D. Wilhelmy USN (Ret.)CDR James Wilkinson USN (Ret.)PO1 Stanley M. Williams, USN (Ret.)RADM William Williams, USN (Ret.)LCDR Jim W. Wilmot, USN (Ret.)CPO Louis M. Wilson, USN (Ret.)CAPT Ruth A. Wilson, USN (Ret.)Lynette Witzig-BeasterCWO3 Jeffrey P. Woizik, USMC (Ret.)CDR Randy Allen Wolf, USN (Ret.)Glen WoodsCAPT Frank B. Word, USN (Ret.)CDR William Wright, USN (Ret.)CAPT David A. Wynkoop, USN (Ret.)CDR Keith Yauger, USN (Ret.)YourCause, LLC Linda Zarchin and David OiferCAPT Stephen W. Zavadil, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. John ZieglerCol Lawrence R. Zinser, USMC (Ret.)

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