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Oakleaf Oakleaf The Oakleaf UPPLY C JulyJuly 2012/1 2012 Y S OR AV P N S TheThe FO N A UNDATIO Tr ce AKLEAF a vi OAKLEAF di r O tion of Se Over $250K awarded in scholarships Inside this issue ... By CDR (Ret.) Jack Evans, Chief Staff Officer Eighty-five students, including children and grandchildren of Supply Supply Corps History Project........3 Corps officers and Supply enlisted personnel, were awarded Navy Supply Corps Foundation scholarships for the 2012-2013 academic year. In the Supply Corps Family: This year the scholarship applications were uploaded to a secure web site making them available for each board member to review and grade from Callie Peterson .............................4 home. The selection board convened virtually in mid April and then met as a group on May 1 in Atlanta. The 199 applicants were ranked on scholastic Scholarship Profile: ability, character, leadership, and financial need. The names of the applicants Nicole Navasca ...........................6 were blacked-out on the application in order to remove any bias in the selec- tion process. Chapter Profile: New England .........7 The board awarded 85 scholarships worth $203,500. This is in addition to 15 scholarships valued at $62,500 that were awarded last year as multiyear awards, for a total of $266,000. Of the total scholarships awarded, 14 were 2012-13 Scholarship winners .........11 multi-year scholarships while 71 were single-year scholarships. Of the 85 re- cipients selected this year, 44 are currently attending college and 41 will be .....and more Continued on page 2 Foundation explores sponsoring river cruise in Southern France By RADM (Ret.) Smoke Hickman, History and Heritage Chair The Foundation has opened discussions with representatives from Viking River Cruises in the United States to explore a Foundation sponsored river cruise in Europe in late June 2014. We’re currently looking at a river cruise in Southern France from Avignon, near Nice, to Chalon-sur- Saone, near Lyon. (Go to www.vikingrivercruises. com for more information) If we can assure the company of either 150 or 200 Image courtesy of Viking Cruises passengers, we can get a significant price break. With that number, they will dedicate a riverboat entirely to the Foundation. If we can’t fill the entire boat, they will still give the Foundation special pricing. We tried to pick a date in the summer that would not impact college graduations, summer vacations, etc. We realize that it is a long way off, but planning is essential. Right now we would like to get a “wind chill” and family, please let us know. Also, any comments/ indication of interest. So if you are remotely interested suggestions are always welcome. Just e-mail the Foundation in this adventure, which is open to all members, friends, at [email protected]. The Oakleaf July 2012/2 Greetings from the Chairman TheThe OOAKLEAFAKLEAF Congratulations to scholarship recipients The Newsletter of the Navy Supply Corps Foundation This issue of The Oakleaf is always If not selected, do not give up...keep PO Box 6228 special because we get to honor the working hard and apply next year. Athens, Georgia 30604 children, grandchildren, and spouses We continue to try to simplify our (706) 354-4111 who have worked so hard and qualified scholarship application process and E-mail: [email protected] for one of our scholarships. You should to improve and expand the program. Chairman be especially proud of your Foundation I believe that awarding more four- CAPT John L. Kizer, SC, USN (Ret.) Vice Chairman as we just exceeded $4 year scholarships has CAPT Len Sapera, SC, USN (Ret.) million in scholarships been a significant The Foundation has Treasurer awarded since we began improvement and we exceeded $4 million in CAPT (Sel) Charles Parker, SC, USN this noble effort. Special are considering other Secretary thanks to the members scholarships awarded additions such as CDR Jose Feliz of the scholarship expanding awards for Chief Staff Officer selection board who since 1971 technical schools and CDR Jack Evans, SC, USN (Ret.) worked so hard to two-year colleges. Directors select the winners -- an awesome and Finally, thanks to all who have RADM Mark Heinrich, SC, USN humbling experience given the quality continued to faithfully support RADM Linda Bird, SC, USN (Ret.) of the applicants and the intense your Foundation to make possible RADM Donald G. St. Angelo, competition. To all who applied, you the compelling message that we are SC, USN (Ret.) RADM Thomas Hill, SC, USN (Ret.) can be proud of your accomplishments. dedicated to “taking care of our own”. RDML (Sel) Lee Singleton, SC, USN CAPT John Kizer, SC, USN (Ret.) RDML (Sel) David Pimpo, SC, USN CAPT Tom Billings, SC, USN (Ret.) CAPT Peter Eltringham, SC, USN (Ret.) Over $250K awarded in scholarships CAPT Steve Kinskie, SC, USN (Continued) CAPT Dan Pionk, SC, USN entering college or university for the ships for the children of Supply Corps CAPT Albert J. Schiff, SC, USN (Ret.) first time. There were 57 females and officers who died while on active duty. CAPT William Scott, SC, USN (Ret.) CDR Spencer Moseley, SC, USN 28 males selected with 91 percent be- Since 1971, the Foundation has award- CDR Tommy Neville, SC, USN ing from the officer community and ed 2,027 scholarships valued in excess CDR (Sel) Dennis Collins, SC, USN nine percent selected from the enlisted of $4,166,000. Victor Trione community. The board members included Michael McCleary The Foundation will also fund sev- CAPT Bob Bird, SC, USN (Ret.) (Retired Ad Hoc en one-year $2,500 memorial scholar- chair); CDR Jose Feliz, SC, USN (Active CMDCM Sidney Dawson, USN Duty chair); CDR Warren Taninbaum, Judy Heinrich SC, USN (Reserve chair); CMC Sid Access the Foundation web site at The Combined Federal Dawson USN (Senior Enlisted chair); http://www.usnscf.com The Oakleaf Staff Campaign starts this fall. and Mrs. Judy Heinrich (Spouse’s Club chair). CDR Jack Evans, SC, USN (Ret), Liz Van Wye, Writer/Editor It’s a great time Foundation Chief Staff Officer, served [email protected] Linda Hall, Graphic Layout to remember as recorder. Next year’s applications will be The Oakleaf deadlines: the Foundation. available on the Foundation website September 15, 2012 for November issue at www.usnscf.com after January 10, CFC number is 10281 December 15, 2012 for 2013. Scholarship recipients are listed February 2013 starting on page 11. Submit news and ideas to [email protected] The Oakleaf July 2012/3 History of the Supply Corps project in full swing By RADM (Ret.) Smoke Hickman, History and Heritage Chair The more than 200 year history of etc.) and the Supply Corps to reflect out at www.writestuffbooks.com. the Supply Corps is full of significant our complete history. Initial interviews and research achievements and owes much to the The Foundation recently signed has begun and will pick up speed in forward thinking of many individuals a contract with Mr. Jeff Rodengen, the next few weeks. Our history will over the years. In many respects, our CEO, Write Stuff Books, to research be depicted in a hard bound “coffee system may have been one of the first to and write the history of the Supply table” style book, with many pictures incorporate the concept of Supply Chain Corps, a work that will also include as well as time lines showing Management, an idea that now reflects the development of the Navy Supply significant events. Additionally, in the leading edge of logistics thinking. System. Mr. Rodengen is an award- the future, we are planning for an Many of the individual stories interactive electronic version. Our were captured in RADM Frank The Foundation Board intent is for this book to be cost Allston’s fine book “Ready for neutral for the Foundation; the cost of Sea” in the mid 1990s. This is an concluded that it is vital to research and publishing is expected outstanding compilation of many include both the supply system to be offset by the sale of the book. experiences/vignettes/observations development and the Supply More details on pricing, etc., will throughout our history but, it is not a be in later issues of The Oakleaf. Our comprehensive history of the Supply Corps to reflect our planning goal is to complete this Corps, nor does it include a vital part complete history. book and have a book signing and of that history...the development of initial distribution at the San Diego the U. S. Navy Supply System. The winning author who has written Birthday Ball in March 2013. Watch Foundation Board concluded that it several books on the history of the web site and future issues of The is vital to include both the system commercial companies and has a Oakleaf for more information. development (BUSANDA, NAVSUP, Navy background. Please check them Chapter visits in 2012 New Distinguished Alumnus inducted By CAPT Tom Billings, SC, USN (Ret.), Chapter Relations Chair The visits to Foundation Chapters by Chairman of the Board CAPT John Kizer, SC, USN (Ret.), have begun and will be continuing throughout the year. As Chairman of the Chapter Relations Committee, I am accompanying John on these trips (I’m his “horse holder”). In March, John and I traveled to the East Coast, visited with the Chapter in the Washington, D.C., area and attended their annual Supply Corps Birthday Ball. A week later we traveled to Pearl Harbor, visited with the Hawaii Chapter, and attended their Birthday Ball. Then back home to San Diego, where we attended the third Birthday Ball in three weeks (sore feet). By the time this issue of The Oakleaf goes to press, we will have completed a visit in June to the Colorado Thomas Holloran was recently inducted as a Distinguished Alumnus dur- Springs Chapter, and to a prospective Chapter in the ing a ceremony at the Minneapolis Club.
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