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From: Sept 1-30 To From: Sept 1-30 To: Margarita De La Rosa Forty-Five years of Service BUCHAN MAIN STORE Laura Hillman Forty Years of Service MT HOME EXECUTIVE OFC William Jones Forty Years of Service MEADE FOOD COURT O/H Tony Brown Thirty-Five Years of Service IT-D HR AND PAYROLL SUPPT Evelyn Flores Thirty-Five Years of Service SCHOFIELD MAIN STORE Linda Mason Thirty-Five Years of Service FA CONUS FIELD SUPPORT Brenda Riddle Thirty-Five Years of Service JBSA-SAM WALTERS GAS CN Jayme Rohrer Thirty-Five Years of Service JBLM-LEW BK 7371 William Stewart Thirty-Five Years of Service LP POL PROC AND INQ BR Marissa Tireng Thirty-Five Years of Service STOREANDSPPLY CHAIN SPPRT Katherine Getgasorn Thirty Years of Service CAMPBELL BK 4699 Christina Griffin Thirty Years of Service HILL AFB MAIN STORE Ursula Johnson Thirty Years of Service JBLM-LEW MAIN STORE Debra Martinez Thirty Years of Service FIN ANALY ANDBUD DIV FA-B Ivette Olmo Thirty Years of Service BUCHAN MAIN STORE Teresa Perry Thirty Years of Service FA LIAISON ACCOUNTING Sharlene Piskorowski Thirty Years of Service NASJRB EXEC OFFICE Christopher Pittman Thirty Years of Service DDDC STG/HR 2ND SHIFT Raymon Sweezey Thirty Years of Service MD-E NEW PGM GOVERNANCE Steven Van Haaften Thirty Years of Service IT-G RSK COMP AND POLICY Pearly Wooten Thirty Years of Service DDDC DATA PROCESSING Sharon Young Thirty Years of Service WAINWR EXECUTIVE Penny Ackerman Twenty-Five Years of Service BARKSDALE MAIN EXCHANGE Willie Brown Twenty-Five Years of Service DDDC E AND F Mi Ae Carreiro Twenty-Five Years of Service NELLIS MAIN STORE Mariela Childress Twenty-Five Years of Service CAMPBELL CHA BRAN STORE Barbara Cross Twenty-Five Years of Service DDDC DAMAGE RTV Larry Estes Twenty-Five Years of Service HQ-RE PLANNING/BA Judy Jacob Twenty-Five Years of Service IT DEVELOPMENT SERVICES Randy Latham Twenty-Five Years of Service IT-OE USER SUPPORT Esther Moreno Twenty-Five Years of Service JBSA-LCK MAIN STORE Gary Mueller Twenty-Five Years of Service MILDENHALL BX Scot Muzzy Twenty-Five Years of Service CARSON MAIN STORE Elizabeth Pasese Twenty-Five Years of Service HAWAII SVC OFC Ilse Ray Twenty-Five Years of Service BEN MAIN EXCHANGE Heidi Roberts Twenty-Five Years of Service FAIRCHILD STARBUC 70075 Vanessa Rowland Twenty-Five Years of Service LEONARDW MAIN STORE Rebecca Santee Twenty-Five Years of Service JBA-EXCH OFFICE Freddie Shelden Twenty-Five Years of Service LEONARDW MAIN STORE Brian Suttles Twenty-Five Years of Service JBLM-MCH SHOPPETTE Dorothy Valera Twenty-Five Years of Service JBPHH-HIC RTL MAIN STR Emelita Villaros Twenty-Five Years of Service SCHOFIELD BK 14838 Janna Atwell-Doria Twenty Years of Service EGLIN MAIN STORE Timothy Barba Twenty Years of Service THULE EXCHANGE Christopher Camps Twenty Years of Service JB-CHA MAIN STORE Charlena Carter Twenty Years of Service BRAGG NPBK EXP 8425 Norris Chacon Twenty Years of Service JBSA-SAM MS Rosa Clark Twenty Years of Service JAC MAIN STORE Martine Davies Twenty Years of Service JBLM-MCH MAIN STORE Norma Decipulo Twenty Years of Service JRM-ANDER BK 9666 Serap Dew Twenty Years of Service HILL AFB MIN MALL Ana Diazpellot Twenty Years of Service JBMDL-MCG EXPRESS W/GAS Toy Epps Twenty Years of Service NASJRB BXTRA Robert Galius Twenty Years of Service SCHOFIELD HELEMANU SHOP Beverly Green Twenty Years of Service ROBINS EXECUTIVE OFFICE Arlando Headd Twenty Years of Service EDWARDS MAIN STORE Matthew Hicks Twenty Years of Service RAMSTEIN KMC MAIN STORE Noemi Jackson Twenty Years of Service TWIN CITIES EXPRESS Yasuyo Jackson Twenty Years of Service GORDON-DOBBINS MAIN ST Linda James Twenty Years of Service HOOD NEW CC MAIN STORE Rosalind Johnson Twenty Years of Service LEE BURGER KING 5197 Lisandra Kuilan Rosa Twenty Years of Service HR ER BUCHANAN HRO Lucia Lemi Twenty Years of Service TRAVIS SHOPT Elaine Leow Twenty Years of Service TRAVIS AFB MAIN STORE Wendy Loree Twenty Years of Service WAINWRIGHT ALASKA FOOD Robin Miller Twenty Years of Service HR ER JACKSON HRO Esmeralda Nevels Twenty Years of Service HQ HRO Roberta Panotes Twenty Years of Service JBLM-LEW MAIN STORE Donna Saiz Twenty Years of Service DAVISM BURGER KING 5759 Edythe Santiago-Acevedo Twenty Years of Service BUCHAN SVC/STA APS Mary Seal Twenty Years of Service KEESLER EXCHANGE OFFICE Victor Smith Twenty Years of Service BLISS EXECUTIVE/EM OFF Nanami Taniguchi Twenty Years of Service OKINAWA RETAIL OFFICE Molly Torres Twenty Years of Service GORDON HOSPITAL BRANCH Magdalene Wiggins Twenty Years of Service BRAGG SP MAIN STORE Lawrence Wright Twenty Years of Service JBLE LANGLEY MAIN STORE Jeffrey Zimmerman Twenty Years of Service GORDON MAIN STORE Sarah Britton Retirement Recog. 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