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November 2020 PLY SUP CO VY R A P The S N F OUNDATION Oakleaf The newsletter of the U.S. Navy Supply Corps Foundation Winter 2020 Finding strength through Community By Tara Ann Neville, Editor The year 2020 has been like no other. The threat and spread of COVID-19 created obstacles to managing our most basic needs: food, shelter and engagement. From day care centers to nursing homes, from maternity wards to emergency rooms, from schools to businesses to government organizations, the effects of the pandemic were felt by all across the world. Throughout the year, there were ups and downs as families adjusted to the ever-changing government guidelines and mourned too many loved ones who passed away due to COVID-related issues. We swapped our 2020 hopes and dreams for needs and necessities, yet we remain anxious about the unknown risks we take and the long-term effects of the pandemic on our family, career and health. Please know you are not alone. Your Supply Community is traversing alongside you. As you’ll read on the following pages, your Community has kept their hearts open to giving and receiving throughout 2020 and will continue to “take care of our own” as we turn the calendar to 2021. With the end of the year fast approaching, we can all use a reminder of how grateful our Members are for the monetary sup- port our scholarships offer their children and spouses. On page 5, read how a 2020 scholarship helped the Sarnowski Family to send their daughter to school after COVID took away her ability to work and save the extra money needed for college. As you know, this year the United States Navy celebrated its 245th Birthday and the United States Navy Supply Corps celebrated our 225th Birthday. But did you know that 2020 marked the Navy Suppy Corps Foundation’s 50th Anniversary? Our Chapters planned wonderful celebrations, though most events were cancelled and unable to be rescheduled this year. Starting on page 16, the Philadelphia Chapter shares pictures from past Supply Corps Balls, fundraising and social events, and recent Philadelphia Chapter Presidents reflect on what the Navy Supply Corps Foundation has meant to them over the years. “The opportunity to serve as Philadelphia Chapter President was truly humbling. As one of the most prestigious com- mands in the Supply Corps, leading the remarkable Members of our Foundation for nearly two years is something I will forever cherish. The epic camaraderie experienced, and amazing friendships forged through Foundation-hosted events lasts a lifetime,” recalled CDR Josh Hill, Philadephia Chapter President 2017-2018. Your Chapter leadership teams, Foundation Board of Directors and Committees are comprised of Members who volunteer their time to make our programs work for you! On page 15, we meet a few of these volunteers and learn how their role in the Foundation has grown over the years. Members, you continue to bring your stories to the pages of The Oakleaf (pages 8,18, 27) and we encourage more Members to help us tell the stories of our Community in upcoming issues. Member Profile: Promotion in the time of COVID: Inside …18 CAPT (ret) Andy Bystrom 27 RDML Patrick S. Hayden Navy Supply Corps Foundation 2061 Experiment Station Rd STE 301, PMB 423 Watkinsville, Georgia 30677 www.usnscf.com The Oakleaf The Oakleaf Thoughts from the Chair Letter from the Executive Director ‘Taking care of our own’ despite challenges Keeping our Community strong I want to wish all of you and your families a safe and healthy The Newsletter of the Navy Supply Corps Foundation Dear Friends and Members of the Navy Supply Corps Foundation strong, focused, holiday season as we close out 2020 and continue to face 2061 Experiment Station Rd, STE 301, PMB 423, Watkinsville, GA 30677 Foundation, and ready to help our mem- the impacts of the pandemic. Despite the challenges, I am (706) 354-4111 Thank you for your exceptional generosity and your con- bers—maintaining our great [email protected] tinued support of the Foundation, in spite of challenges this tradition of service and com- happy to report that the Foundation has remained ‘on course’ www.usnscf.com throughout the year executing its mission to ‘take care of our year due to the pandemic. Despite the difficulties and trials of munity. own’ while exercising prudent financial management. About the Foundation the past several months, light is beginning to shine over the Please consider the many Since the last Oakleaf, we held our second virtual board horizon and bring hope to all of us. ways you can make your con- Anyone who has ever worn the Oakleaf of the My priority continues to be ensuring the Foundation meets tribution to the Foundation go meeting. Strategic planning was a core focus, and the team U.S. Navy Supply Corps is automatically a member of the Navy Supply Corps Foundation, an organization whose mission is to provide your expectations in accomplishing its mission and vision. I even further through employ- validated the proposed objectives for our new 2021-2023 programs and services to support the Navy Supply Corps Community and work for each of you so do not hesitate to contact me to let me er Matching Funds Program, Strategic Plan. The Plan will be issued soon and incorporates promote its heritage and traditions. know your thoughts, ideas, and any issues. I can be reached Amazon Smile, and the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC the inputs from our members. Efforts follow four overarching Board of Directors anytime, day or night, at (202) 956-8228 or executivedirec- #10281) by designating the Navy Supply Corps Foundation, lines of operation: Chair RADM Mike Lyden, SC, USN (Ret.) [email protected]. Please share with me your thoughts and Inc. as your charity in these programs. Additionally, the • Strengthen Foundation financially Vice Chair RADM Linda Bird, SC, USN (Ret.) ideas as to what you see as important to the Foundation to- Foundation was recently accepted as a Charity within the • Build operational capability Treasurer CAPT Kurt Williams, SC, USN day and into the future. PayPal Giving Fund. When you donate using your PayPal • Grow core programs Secretary CDR Marcus Thomas, SC, USN Recently, the Foundation sent out its Annual Appeal pro- account through the PayPal Giving Fund, all fees are paid • Increase awareness of Foundation Executive Director CAPT Daniel Pionk, SC, USN (Ret.) viding details on how you can support the good work of for by PayPal. As 2020 ends we will also publish a summary of the Foun- Committee Chairs your Foundation. Your contributions are the lifeblood of Please ensure you have the Foundation’s new mailing ad- dation’s accomplishments, the ROI for your support. Of note Audit Chair Mr. Michael McCleary the Foundation and critical to supporting the Foundation’s dress: 2061 Experiment Station Road, Suite 301, PMB 423, the Foundation achieved the Platinum Seal of Transparency Budget & Finance Chair CAPT Troy Pugh, SC, USN programs. Your support provides the necessary resources for Watkinsville, GA 30677. Again, thank you for your gener- Chapter Relations Chair CDR Trev Sterling, USN (Ret.) for 2020 by GuideStar, an important benchmark. Our scholar- Development Chair CAPT Will Port, SC, USN (Ret.) the Foundation to continue its mission, particularly in these ous support to the Foundation. Stay well and safe. ship program provided important help as many families faced Governance Chair CAPT Kurt Libby, SC, USN (Ret.) challenging times. Your generous donation will keep your Heritage Chair CAPT Joe Spruill, SC, USN (Ret.) CAPT Dan Pionk, SC, USN (Ret.) financial challenges. The Heritage committee expanded efforts IAC Chair CAPT Joesph F. Dunn, SC, USN (Ret.) to capture the stories of our members and save them for future Recognition Chair CAPT Peter Eltringham, SC, USN (Ret.) Scholarship Chair CAPT Pat O’Connor, SC, USN (Ret.) generations. In particular are those of our members 90 years Transition Chair CDR Bob Dolan, SC, USN (Ret.) old or greater who are part of our Vintage Oakleaf Club. We Volunteer Chair LCDR Adam Gunter, SC, USN Development Committee: What will future generations think of us? continue to look for our members’ help in identifying these Directors By CAPT Will Port, SC, USN (Ret.), Development Committee Chair incredible individuals. You will find a full round of committee CDR Keith Applegate, SC, USN CAPT , SC, USN (Ret.) Through the years, your Navy Supply Corps Foundation has played an instrumental role in the lives of over 2,500 updates throughout this issue. Ted Digges CAPT William Fenick, USN (Ret.) students through educational scholarships. Your foresight and generosity have made this tremendous accomplish- I would also applaud our Chapters, their leadership teams CAPT Danny King, SC, USN CDR Kristen M. Piotrowski, SC, USN (Ret.) ment possible. But what about the future? How can you ensure that all the good you’ve done in your career, and in and volunteers for keeping their programs going this year, CAPT Len Sapera, SC, USN (Ret.) your life, continues on for the generations yet to come? Those who wear, or have worn the oakleaf, come from various albeit virtually in most cases. The ingenuity displayed, espe- CAPT Tiffany Schad, SC, USN (Ret.) walks of life and a variety of backgrounds. Though all of us, when we each look back on our life and career, probably CAPT Bud J. Schiff, SC, USN (Ret.) cially with online auctions has been wonderful. CDR Warren Sherman, SC, USC “caught a break” somewhere along the way. Often the “break” was in the form of a leader or a mentor who provided Despite the challenges, we will end this Supply Corps 225th CAPT Jason Warner, SC, USN support or some form of encouragement when it was most needed.
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