Schriever Airmen Thwart Serial Burglar

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Did you know? Schriever Airmen thwart serial burglar

Did you know that a base-wide shred truck will be at Schriever Air Force Base tomorrow? The truck is scheduled to visit both the parking lot north of Ent and the eastern side of Building 300 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. For more details, contact 50 SW/IGI at (719) 567-5593.

Base Briefs Youth Lock-In changes ages Calling all teens ages 13-18 to a night of crazy sugar craved fun Nov. 9, 8 p.m. — Nov. 10, 8 a.m. There will be board and video games, floor hockey and snacks. Bring your own games and treats to share and a sleeping bag (just in case you get five minutes of sleep). For more information and to U.S. Air Force Photo Illustration/ Staff Sgt. Robert Cloys sign up call the base chapel at 567- Two Schriever Captains, using a photo like this, were able to identify and track an alleged serial burglar. Capt. Justin Fernandez (left) and Capt. Aaron 3705 or [email protected]. Celaya pose for a photo recreating the one that helped lead police to an arrest. Ages 8-12 please contact Alex Allen at 567-4742 to participate in their By Staff Sgt. Robert Cloys “It wasn’t until my girlfriend came home tion between coworkers would soon prove School Age Program lock-in: Nov. 9, 50th Space Wing Public Affairs that we noticed her drawers were cracked extraordinary. 7 p.m. — Nov. 10, 7 a.m. at the Child COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Coming open and discovered that he had stolen some Oct. 31, as Celaya drove back to Schriever Development Center. home to a house that has been burglarized things,” said Fernandez. following a lunchtime appointment, he no- is a gut-wrenching experience. Thanks to All their expensive jewelry, Fernandez’s ticed a car similar to the one his coworker 5k Turkey Trot run/walk a doorbell camera that snaps photographs, University of Washington class ring and a described to police in phone conversations The annual 5K Turkey Trot Run/ thoughtful neighbors, social media and a computer tablet were gone. at work. Walk will be held Nov. 16 starting at vigilant co-worker, Capt. Justin Fernandez However, diligence and teamwork kept the “As the car was passing by, I thought, ‘no 9 a.m. No registration is necessary; is one step closer to attaining justice. story from ending there. way, this is too coincidental — it can’t be however, please arrive at least 15 min- Oct. 23 started the same as any other day Fernandez remembered he had a security the burglar.’ But then as he passed by me I utes early to sign in and for pre-race for Fernandez, a member of the 1st Space camera installed that captured the photo- saw his face and it was very similar to the instructions. Participants will run or Operations Squadron. The day ended how- graph of anyone who came to the door. photograph that Captain Fernandez showed walk 5K around the paved path (two ever, with an unfortunate twist. His neigh- After saving the photo and giving it on to me on his Facebook page,” he said. At that moment, Celaya had a decision to laps) located directly behind the main bors alerted him that, while he was at work, the police, Fernandez showed his coworker, make. After a brief pause, he put on his turn fitness center. T-shirts for the first 100 they saw a man enter his house from the back Capt. Aaron Celaya, the photo as well as a description of the car the robber drove, ac- participants and prizes for the top three yard and exit though the front door several See Burglar page 9 hours later. cording to his neighbors. A casual conversa- male and female finishers will be provided. For more information, please contact Seth Cannello at 567-6658 or at [email protected]. A2D2 postures to prevent drunk driving More Briefs page 5 By Staff Sgt. Robert Cloys 50th Space Wing Public Affairs Inside The Airmen Against Drunk Driving initiative, or A2D2 for Putting the I back in team...... 3 short, is starting back up here at Schriever the weekend of Nov. Schriever’s Sharpest...... 4 23. just in time for Thanksgiving. Demolition highlights green side....8 A2D2 is an Airman-run private organization which assists Peterson and Schriever military members, as well as dependents and civilian employees, who have been drinking or are with others who have been drinking get home safely. “With this service available, no one should ever drive drunk,” said Senior Airman Luke Howell, Schriever Airman’s Council president and one of the lead organizers of A2D2. The initiative’s main objective is to prevent deaths, injuries and illegal actions that generally come as a result from driving under the influence. “On the proactive front, we want to educate base personnel on the severe consequences of driving under the influence and the importance of having a plan,” said Howell. “Unfortunately, plans fall through and that’s why we are here. If A2D2’s services prevent even a single DUI and keep an intoxicated driver off the road, then the program is a success.” A2D2 is entirely volunteer run, with no funding from base organizations. In order for the program to work, it needs volunteers. “Anyone assigned to Schriever or Peterson Air Force Bases can

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CEO Fran Zankowski [email protected] Putting the I back in team Editorial Commentary by So, first, I urge you take ownership of your Executive Editor Lt. Col. Arlene Collazo job and responsibilities. Remember the Army Ralph Routon Commander, Det 2, 21 SOPS, slogan, “Be all you can be?” We should be the [email protected] Guam Tracking Station best: satellite operator, gate guard, personnel- Reporter Have you ever watched a football game and ist, comptroller, flight commander, trainer, Scott Prater thought, “This team has a great quarterback, evaluator, etc. we can be. Our team depends [email protected] but they don’t win any games?” As frustrat- on every single one of us. We can’t be satis- ing as that can be, we have to remember that fied with blending into the crowd, or hoping ADVERTISING a quarterback is not a team. He is one of somebody else will cover for our unprepared- Advertising Director 40-something players who make up a football ness. Putting the I in team means we value the Jamila Khalil team. For a team to win, you need good play- individual strengths, skills and experiences [email protected] ers who play well together. Each player needs of every member of our team. to prepare and train for his or her particular Second, offer a helping hand to a team mem- Stacy Brack role. At game time, players must play their ber. During sporting events, you see players [email protected] role to their utmost ability. helping each other get back up after they get So what does this football example have to knocked down. Sometimes, they even help Classifieds do with us and the upcoming Consolidated players from the other team get back up. We Hyrum Choate [email protected] Unit Inspection? The 50th Space Wing team is see players cheering for each other and sharing like a football team. You can have a great unit their successes. That is the attitude we need to ART DEPARTMENT or program and still fail an inspection. embrace. Every member of the 50 SW should For our team to excel come inspection day, help each other out, share their knowledge Art Director each member must train and prepare. Every and look out for one another. By holding each Rowdy Tompkins member of this team should proudly say, Lt. Col. Arlene Collazo other accountable, we can guarantee success [email protected] “I am an important member of this team.” Commander, Det 2, 21 SOPS, for our team. Better yet, “I am a critical member of this Guam Tracking Station We always hear that there is no I in team. team. My actions contribute to making this But, as we countdown the days until the CUI,

Published by Colorado Springs Military Newspaper team win.” we remove the I from team. In particular, I urge you to put the I back in team and con- Group, a private firm in no way connected with the U.S. We always hear that there is no I in team. we lose personal accountability, pride and tinue your preparation. As a quarterback’s Air Force, under exclusive written contract with Schriever Air Force Base and the 50th Space Wing. This civilian This is usually used in the context of building the individual himself. Bottom line, we lose wife so eloquently stated after Super Bowl enterprise newspaper is an authorized publication for good teams to ensure that all team members what makes a team strong! We need to put XLVI, “My husband cannot throw the ball and members of the U.S. military services. Contents of the Schriever Sentinel are not necessarily the official views work towards a common mission or goal. the I back in team and remember each one catch the ball at the same time.” The 50 SW of, or endorsed by, the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense (DoD) or the Department of the Air Force. While it does work with removing egos and of us is accountable and responsible for the team needs everyone of us. Let’s all get ready The appearance of advertising in this publication personal agendas, I think a lot is lost when team’s success. to catch the ball and win for our team. including inserts and supplements does not constitute endorsement by the DoD, the Department of the Air Force, or the Colorado Springs Military Newspaper Group of the products or services advertised. Everything advertised in this publication shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to SCHRIEVER AFB To Report A Crime, Call: race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any STOP other non-merit factor of the purchaser, user or patron. Editorial content is obtained from the Schriever AFB pub- CRIME lic website and based on news releases, features, editorials and reports prepared by the DoD and Air Force newsgather- NOW ing agencies and the Schriever AFB Public Affairs Office. 567-5643 4 November 8, 2012 Schriever Sentinel Schriever’s Orbital Harmony ready to perform By 2nd Lt. Jason Gabrick 50th Space Wing Public Affairs Schriever’s premier a cappella musical ensemble, Orbital Harmony, is searching for opportunities to show off its vo- cal prowess. When the Schriever Choir first began in March of 2001, the entire choir was often not available for events because of conflicting schedules and the daily grind. As a result, a small a cappella group, usually a quartet, was formed out of the choir on an as-needed basis to provide the necessary support for such events as promotion and retirement ceremonies. These small impromptu groups were often referred to as the Stellar Voices Choir. The group was informal and continually shifting its members. “We didn’t have a specific logo then,” said Neal Vickrey, a member of Orbital Harmony and the Space Innovation and Development Center here. “When the decision was made last year to formally name our a cappella performance group ‘Orbital Harmony’ we decided to adopt one to help get the word out and to get people to associate us with our logo.” The Schriever choir has come a long way. Although the choir has performed at Denver Broncos’ games and other notable events, the new group is trying to make a name for itself. Last year, the official performance group of the Schriever Choir, Orbital Harmony was formed in the same spirit as the impromptu Stellar Voices Choir. Since its inception, the group has performed at ceremonies such as retirements, change of commands and satellite deactivations. One of the most notable events the group performed at recently was a retirement for a general officer at the U.S. Air Force Photo by Scott Prater Academy here in Colorado Springs. Members of Orbital Harmony rehearse in the multipurpose room here at Schriever Air Force Base. Orbital Harmony is the premier a cappella The group even front lined at a few local sporting events. musical ensemble of the Schriever choir. From left to right, 2nd Lt. Adam Fix, Ellen Prechtl, Neil Vickrey and Tech. Sgt. Lisa Rosado. Orbital Harmony sang Irving Berlin’s “God Bless America” at two military appreciation Sky Sox games. “We are a four part a cappella choir and we are well versed ceremony for Master Sgt. Appolo Scroggins, 50th Space to get the group in tune. Once the tune is set, the rehearsal in patriotic music,” said Ellen Prechtl, director of Orbital Wing command section superintendent. is an all-a-cappella affair. Harmony and a member of the 50th Space Communications “I saw them perform at a retirement ceremony a little while “Orbital Harmony is always looking for new members Squadron. “We’re currently brushing up on our Christmas ago and, they did such a good job,” said Scroggins. and opportunities to perform,” said Prechtl. carols, so that we’ll be available for squadron functions Every Thursday, you can find the group rehearsing in the If you’re interested in requesting a performance from and caroling.” multipurpose room adjacent to the main fitness center. The Orbital Harmony or becoming a member, please contact The next event on the group’s calendar is a retirement only instrument in the room each week is a keyboard used Prechtl at (719) 567-2795. History Quiz Schriever’s Sharpest Week of Nov. 8, 2012 Last week’s answer: Following V-E day, the 50th Fighter Group returned to the United States and established itself at La Junta Army Air Field, Colo., in August 1945. The group inactivated there on what date? The 50th Fighter Group inactivated on Nov. 7, 1945. This week’s question: The 50th Network Operations Group distinguished itself in service during the Vietnam Conflict by receiving many awards and campaign streamers. Can you name three of the campaign streamers earned by the group between 1965 and 1971? Responses to the quiz questions can be emailed to 50 SW/ HO at [email protected].

Airmen 1st Class Logan Disbury Master Sgt. Marvin Banks and James Honeycutt 527th Space Aggressor Squadron Dress 50th Space Communications Squadron Banks was present in the cardio room Disbury found himself under exer- of the Schriever main fitness center dur- cise duress during Opinicus Vista 13- ing an exercise active shooter situation 2. Disbury’s attitude was the epitome in Opinicus Vista 13-2. Banks’ actions Right of grace under pressure; he kept calm model what any member should do in and collected. He found Honeycutt, this situation. He took cover behind and passed the exercise duress word a large speaker module in the cardio Customs & Courtesies: in a very subtle manner. Honeycutt’s room, hiding himself so well that the Making a Proper Introduction: When introducing supreme situational awareness allowed exercise evaluation team was unaware two individuals, mention the honored or senior per- him to detect the exercise duress word of his presence. Upon the arrival of son first, e.g. Gen. Smith, I would like to introduce that was passed to him, and after re- Security Forces, Banks demonstrated to you, Capt. John Jones; Capt. Jones, Gen. Smith. moving himself from Disbury’s pres- outstanding service before self by low Please note, proper etiquette suggests using “in- ence, immediately began notification crawling around to injured members troduce to you,” not “introduce you to.” It is always processes to alert leadership of the to administer self-aid buddy care, re- appropriate to explain to the senior person where duress situation. turning to his position of cover often the junior person is assigned. (Ref: AFI 34-1201). Thank you Disbury and Honeycutt to protect himself. Courtesies to the U.S. Air Force Song: When for your outstanding situational Please congratulate Banks for his the U.S. Air Force Song is played, it is customary awareness and execution of duress exemplary execution of active shooter to stand, clap and join in singing as directed by word tactics! tactics and SABC procedures! the nature of the ceremony. Do not salute. The official party may move after the playing of the first verse of the Air Force song. Proper respect and courtesy is always to be rendered to sister service songs by coming to the proper form of attention. (Ref: AFI 34-1201). Schriever Sentinel November 8, 2012 5 Base Briefs MFLC services Available Bible study focus on Solomon Center will be closed Nov. 21, 11 a.m. — 4 highly encouraged to apply: Need a listening ear? The Military and Join us as we study through the steamy p.m., in support of the 50th Space Wing E-6 with less than 16 years Total Active Family Life Consultant is available at the book Song of Solomon during Bible studies Commander’s Call. Federal Military Service E-7 with less than 20 years Total Active Schriever Airman and Family Readiness for love, marriage, sex and romance taught For more information, please contact Seth Cannello at 567-6658. Federal Military Service Center. The MFLC program is contracted by Tommy Nelson. Whether you are single, married, engaged or divorced, you will learn Exceptional E-5 with a minimum of one- through the DOD to provide non-medical, Christmas ornaments on sale year time in grade are considered case-by- problem solving counseling for service mem- something from this often skipped over book Decorate your tree this year with some- case. If you have ever thought of becoming bers and their families as well as contrac- of the Bible. This study is especially great for couples seeking to strengthen their love for thing truly memorable. Purchase your a MTI, now is the time. Seize the moment tors and civilian employees. The MFLC can each other! Fridays at 6:30 p.m. in Bldg. T-135, personalized snowflake-shaped ceramic and be a vital part of the future. To initi- provide counseling on a variety of military Multi-Purpose Rm. Study guides, snacks, ornaments at the Awards, Engraving and ate the application process contact the MTI lifestyle and life skill areas such as relation- and childcare will be provided! For more Custom Picture Framing shop for only $6 Recruiting Team. ship issues, parenting, deployment stress, information, please contact 1st Lt. Adrian each. Located in Bldg. 300, Rm. 131, operat- For more information, please contact and separation or relocation adjustment. Law at 567-4553 or the Chapel 567-3705. ing hours are Monday — Friday, 7:30 a.m. — MTI Recruiting Team of Recruiting at 473- The program is confidential, flexible and 4 p.m. Can’t get to Bldg. 300? Call 567-6050 1016. the MFLC may meet with you on or off Young Adult & Singles protestant to make arrangements to meet outside the Interested in becoming an Air base for a private consultation. Please call Bible studies restricted area. the MFLC on the confidential phone line at For more information, please contact Come join Peterson and Schriever AFB Force Recruiter? 719-651-1640, or contact the A&FRC. For Wendy DeRosier at 567-6050. singles and young adults for fun, food and Air Force Recruiting Service has been more information, please contact Airman study. Civilian training course available granted a time on station waiver for career and Family Readinessat 567-3920. Tuesdays: 7 p.m. — Junior Officer Bible airmen applying to become recruiters. A Knowledge Enhanced Employee Program Study career Airmen may now apply to become a (KEEP): The Schriever AFB Civilian Introducing Family of Heroes Thursdays: — 7 p.m. — “Top Ten Chapters recruiter at two years time on station. If you Personnel Office is offering a class to help training of the Bible” Bible Study Discovery Groups have any questions please contact Master supervisors in their day-to-day dealings Sgt Wil Scrivner at 210-565-0584 or DSN Manage Challenges of Post-Deployment Fridays — 6:15 a.m. at Peterson AFB McDonald’s — “Men’s Dawn Patrol” as a supervisor. The topics covered in this 665-0584. Life Post-deployment life can come with class are informative as well as interesting For more information, please contact many challenges to service members and For more info contact the Schriever Chapel at 567-3705. to supervisors of DOD civilians. Classes are Master Sgt. Amy Hunter at 567-5927. their families. We have introduced a new offered once a month, with the next class one-hour, online, interactive training, called Contemporary Worship Service scheduled 8 a.m. — 12 p.m. You must call Fitness Center hosts holiday Family of Heroes, that equips family mem- to sign up for the class. Sponsored by Schriever AFB Chapel hours bers with essential skills to manage these For more information, please contact Protestant Ministry Sundays at 10:15 a.m. The Main Fitness Center will be operating Maggie Wander at 567-4014. challenges as they and their veteran adjust to in Bldg. T-135. For more info call the Chapel under holiday hours, 7 a.m. — 3 p.m., on post-deployment life. The Family of Heroes 567-3705. Join the Military Training Monday in observance of Veterans Day. The training simulation was developed by ex- For more information, please contact Fitness Center Annex will be closed. perts in game technology, psychology and Chaplin (Capt.) Amber Kiesel of HC at Instructor Corps For more information, please contact Seth deployment, as well as more than 100 vet- 567-3705. The Military Training Instructor Corps is Cannello at 567-6658l. erans’ family members. seeking motivated NCOs in the grade of E-6 Go to www.familyofheroes.com/peterson Basketball court closes and E-7 to fill mission essential positions. Briefs continuted on page 6 to take the free one-hour experience. The basketball court at the Main Fitness Those meeting the requirements below are

The Schriever Straight Talk Line, 567-8255, is used 50th Space Wing Public Affairs will activate and to disseminate information about a disturbance, crisis maintain the Straight Talk Line, updating information or incident, exercise or real-world, on or off-base, as received by the Crisis Action Team or On-Scene which might affect day-to-day activities of base person- Public Affairs representative. The Schriever nel. The line will provide base personnel with accurate For more information regarding the Straight Talk information about the status of any disturbance or cri- Line, please contact 50th Space Wing Public Affairs Straight Talk Line sis situation and the actions taken or being taken. at 567-5040.

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Free Colorado College hockey tickets Occupants are requested to use the south side bathrooms nitely due to construction. Please keep clear of the construc- Pick up your free tickets today for the Saturday, Colorado which will remain open. tion area until further notice. College v. Bimiji State Hockey game at the World Arena. For more information, please contact Paul Meyer at 567- For more information, please contact Seth Cannello at Tickets may be picked up at Outdoor Recreation (Bldg. 300, 7462. 567-6658. Rm. 133) and at the Main Fitness Center on a first come, first served basis. Active duty personnel, retiree military, DOD Denver Nuggets tickets on sale now at TRX Suspension Training civilians and contractors are eligible. Tickets distribution Information, Tickets, and Tours The Fitness Center will host two free TRX Suspension is limited to four per person. The Information, Tickets, and Tours office is selling training sessions. This orientation course is perfect for For more information, please contact Steve Sarandos of Denver Nuggets tickets. Prices range from $20-$152 de- physical training leaders. Suspension Training workouts give 50 FSS/FSK at 567-3588. pending on seats. Tickets will not be available for the Miami participants an edge over conventional strength training Heat, LA Lakers, and New York Knicks games. Contact the because every Suspension Training bodyweight exercise Airman and Family Readiness Family Center ITT office today. Operating hours are Monday — Friday, builds true functional strength and improves flexibility, has moved 7:30 a.m. — 4 p.m. in Bldg. 300, Rm. 131 to make arrange- balance and core stability all at once. The first session is Airman and Family Readiness Family Center has moved ment to meet outside the restricted area. Nov. 15, 8 a.m. — 12 p.m. and the second session is Nov. from Bldg. T-65 into Bldg. 101, where Ent Federal Credit For more information, please contact Korey Kuykendall 15, 1 p.m. — 5 p.m. The sessions will be held in the indoor Union is located. A&FRC is here to help you through life’s at 567-6050. running track. Participants should wear appropriate athlete challenges, equipping you through instructional and edu- attire for hands-on exercise training; Air Force PT gear is cational classes, counseling services, transitional support DOD NAF Health and Dental Insurance not required. Space is limited to 16 people per session. Call for those separating or retiring from military service and Enrollment Open Season today to register. much more. The open season will run Nov. 5-30 for enrollment ef- For more information, please contact Seth Cannello at For more information, please contact Nancy Seckman fective Jan. 1. Don’t miss this opportunity if you would 567-6658. at 567-3920 or at [email protected]. like to enroll, dissenroll, or make changes to your current plan. Come visit the Human Resources Office in Bldg. 210, Family Child Care providers needed Adoption Information Reception Rm. 137 Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. or call 567- Have you ever dreamed of starting your own business? Do In conjunction with National Adoption Month, Col. Kay 4737/5710. you enjoy working with children? We have an opportunity Barrish and Bob Barrish will host a reception for military For more information, please contact Vicky Schumacher for you! We are looking for individuals on Schriever AFB members and spouses interested in learning more about at 567-4737. who are interested in providing quality child care in their fostering and adopting children. Topics will include Military homes during evening and weekend hours. Homes will be and Civil Service Adoption Benefits, Working with Adoption Fitness Center hosts holiday hours licensed by Peterson AFB. Training, background checks, Agencies, Certification and Training. The reception will be The Main Fitness Center and the Fitness Center Annex start-up equipment and materials are at no cost to applicants. held 3 p.m. — 5 p.m. Nov. 13 at the Peterson Club. Seating is will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 22 in observance of Interested applicants should contact Karen Kirshenbaum, limited to the first 20 people, so please call 556-9503 today Thanksgiving. On Nov. 23, the Main Fitness Center will the Family Child Care Coordinator at Peterson AFB, at to reserve your spot. be operating under holiday hours, 7 a.m. — 3 p.m., and the 556-4322. Applicants will need to complete Peterson AFB For more information, please contact Bob Barrish at Fitness Center Annex will be closed. Family Child Care Orientation on Nov. 13, 14, and 15, 8 a.m. 556-9503. For more information, please contact Seth Cannello at — 3 p.m. Applicants need to pick up orientation packets at 567-6658. the Schriever Airman and Family Readiness Center prior Bldg. 400 Bathroom Remodel, North Side to attending orientation. Nov. 4 through Jan. 31, 2013, During the remodel, all the 1/4 Mile Track Closes For more information, please contact Mary Barkley at bathrooms on the North Side of the building will be closed. The outdoor running track and infield are closed indefi- 567-5464.

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She had more energy, therapist says, for whatever reason, many people didn’t grow hungry and lost significant weight have a tough time consuming them. while following a specific calendar plan. “Juicing is a great way to introduce more serv- “Some people may think it’s too time consuming ings of fruit and vegetables into your daily diet,” to cut up your fruits and vegetables, but I don’t Arthur said. “Juices are fun to make and cheaper see it that way,” she said. “This is time you would than buying pre-made commercial juice products. normally be spending preparing your food.” And you can experiment with different fruits and Arthur said the activity has exploded in popu- vegetables and create custom blends.” larity lately and believes the recent trend has been Arthur does have an answer for people who say brought on by the influx of organic products and they just can’t stomach the idea of forcing down stores. clumps of broccoli, kale or cauliflower. She often “I think the more knowledge people gain about recommends a practice known as juicing, where commercial food contents, the more they may see people use a blender-type machine that strains juicing as a healthier alternative. They make the juice from fruits and vegetables. juice for their kids as a way to make sure they’re Though the juicing craze has re-emerged dur- getting nutrients and cutting harmful additives,” ing the last few years, Arthur says people began said Arthur. drinking their fruit and vegetable servings more Though Arthur recommends juicing as a benefi- than two decades ago. cial method for improving health, she said people Senior Airman Danielle Warford, 21st Medical can benefit immensely from simply eating fruits Squadron, learned juicing as child, but recently and vegetables as part of their normal diet. took up the activity again after her mom was di- Warford agrees, but says juicing allows people agnosed with breast cancer. 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2012.09.14 Ft Carson - PenFed Defender.indd 1 9/6/12 2:09 PM Schriever Sentinel November 8, 2012 13 someday I hope to live up to the standard that they have both set for me.” Adoption Currently, Barrish and her husband are From page 10 in the process of adopting a third child, the older biological sister of their adopted Fenimore well. In particular, the Reserve daughter. program provides more family stability, pre- “Regardless of whether we get to adopt dictability and control of the assignment her before she turns 18, we’ve made her a process. member of our family and love her as our “Having a special-needs child moti- daughter,” Barrish said. vated me to leave active duty and join the Fenimore said his son, Charlie, as a main- Reserve, where we have enjoyed fewer PCS stream high school senior, was inducted [Permanent Change of Station] moves, better into the National Honor Society. He plans stability and an improved quality of life,” to get a job and enroll in post-secondary Fenimore said. “For me, I was able to transi- education. tion to the Reserve and gain stability with a He said Charlie has taught him the value great Reserve program.” of life and that Down syndrome is nothing The Fenimores said they did not have to to be afraid of. answer the question, “What if we get assigned Padbury is now more flexible in his family to Base X?” while caring for a special-needs expectations than ever before. child. Instead, they were able to remain at “If I had really known that earlier in my Laughlin AFB, Texas, for 12 years, nine of life and been more compassionate to these those in the Reserve. In 2008, they welcomed things, I think I could have done so much the opportunity to move to Wright-Patterson, more,” he said. where Charlie has thrived. Padbury served as the executive direc- The military also helped Lt. Col. tor of Project 1.27, a Colorado-based non- Christopher Padbury, an individual mobi- profit organization dedicated to training lization augmentee assigned to the 460th and supporting adoption/foster families as Space Wing at Buckley AFB, Colo., expand Courtesy photo well as collaborating with local churches to his family through adoption. Lt. Col. Chris Padbury, an individual mobilization augmentee, enjoys spending time with his wife, assist these families. Started in 2005, the Padbury was initially reluctant to consider children and grandchildren during Christmas. (left to right) Back row, Liliana, Lt Col Padbury, Sarah, organization recently celebrated its 213th adoption. Claudia, Hannah, Mariah, Anaye, Carmelita, Manuelito. Front row Ethan, Jacob, Jalaya. Padbuy adoption. “My wife and I always wanted a big fam- and his wife, Sarah, adopted six children. “Although my children are adopted, I was ily,” he said. “I always thought it would come alarmed when I discovered that there are through birth, and she always thought it Resiliency, bravery — Lessons taught by be the best they can be, despite the gaps in more than 100,000 orphans in the United would come through a combination of birth unexpected teachers their education and previous unconventional States,” Padbury said. “On any given day, and adoption,” he said. There are many lessons in life to be learned, family life.” more than 100,000 children in foster care When Padbury’s wife was unable to con- and sometimes the best lessons come from “Both of my children were older adop- are available for adoption.” ceive naturally, she urged him to consider unsuspected sources. For the Barrishes, tions, each having led a life of transitions, November is National Adoption Month. adoption. Fenimores and Padburys, their adopted rejection and heartbreak, all attributed to the Former Massachusetts Gov. Michael “Gradually I came on board with adoption children have been great teachers. adults who were supposed to be caring for Dukakis started an Adoption Week in and witnessed six amazing miracles come “They have shown bravery that would them. And, yet, these children are optimistic, 1976 to promote awareness of the need for into our lives,” Padbury said. rival any soldier and resiliency in a world happy and content, with unconditional love adoptive families for children in foster care. “I owe a huge debt to the U.S. Air Force that continuously brings challenges intoT:7” for my husband and me.” Eight years later, President Ronald Reagan for its awesome support of my adoptions and their young lives,” Barrish said. “Through “But mostly I have learned the true mean- proclaimed the first National Adoption my family,” he said. “I participated in its very therapy, remedial academic classes and daily ing of hope and to always be true to yourself, Week. President Bill Clinton expanded helpful adoption reimbursement program lessons on how to be ‘a family,’ my children despite the most demoralizing situations. the awareness week to the entire month for three of my six children.” have worked hard to heal themselves and My adopted children are my heroes, and of November. T:4.875”

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