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Army School Liaison Officer Directory August 2020 CONTENTS Army School Liaison Officer Directory August 2020 CONTENTS: IMCOM CONUS . 3 IMCOM EUROPE . 19 IMCOM PACIFIC . .. 23 U.S. Army Installation Management Command G-9, Family and MWR Programs Army Child and Youth Services 2455 Reynolds Road, 2nd Fl. Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234 Phone: (210) 466-1080 DSN: 420-1080 G9 CYS Division Chief: Suzanne King Branch Chief: Dr. June Michel School Support Program Manager: Nanette Pigg IMCOM CONUS IMCOM G9 POC Nanette Pigg - School Program Manager US Army, IMCOM G9 CYS 2455 Reynolds Road, 2 FL, CY25 Building 2266 Ft Sam Houston, TX 78234-7588 (210) 466-1104, DSN: 450-1104 Email:[email protected] Aberdeen Proving Ground Stacie Umbarger – SLO 2503 Advanced Tactics Rd Room 208 Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005 410-278-2857, DSN:298-2857 Webiste: https://aberdeen.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer-slo Email: [email protected] Anniston Army Depot Nyoka Johnson - CYS Coordinator 7 Frankford Avenue BLDG 220 Anniston, AL 36201 256-235-6273, DSN:571-6273 Website: https://anniston.armymwr.com/programs/sc Email: [email protected] Carlisle Barracks Jacqueline Schultz – CLEOS 459 Bouquet Road Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 245-4555, DSN:242-4555 Website: https://carlisle.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-services Email: [email protected] Detroit Arsenal - Michigan Jamie Palmer - Outreach/SLO 6501 E. Eleven Mile Rd Bldg 273 Detroit Arsenal, MI 48397 586-239-5595, DSN:273-5595 Website: https://detroit.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer Email: [email protected] Fort Belvoir Jamie Albers - SLO 9800 Belvoir Road Bldg 200 Fort Belvoir, VA 22060 (703) 805-3436, DSN:655-3436 Website: https://belvoir.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services-1 Email: [email protected] Fort Benning Ethan Branch - SLO 6850 Barron Avenue Building 85 Fort Benning, GA 31905 706-626-8625, DSN:835-8625 Website: https://benning.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Benning Marcus DuBose – SLO 6850 Barron Avenue Building 85 Fort Benning, GA 31905 706-626-8625, DSN:835-3062 Website: https://benning.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Bliss Debbie Trexler - YESS Director Room A-117 Bldg 505 Pershing Rd Fort Bliss, TX 79916 (915) 568-2784, DSN:978-2784 Website: https://bliss.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Bliss Simone Hendricks - SLO Room A-119 Bldg 505 Pershing Rd Fort Bliss, TX 79916 (915) 568-6555, DSN:978-6555 Website: https://bliss.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Bliss Pat Lopez - SLO Room A-122 Bldg 505 Pershing Rd Fort Bliss, TX 79916 (915) 568-6549, DSN:978-6549 Website: https://bliss.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Bliss Dwain Gulley - SLO Room A-124 Bldg 505 Pershing Rd Fort Bliss, TX 79916 (915) 569-5065, DSN:979-5065 Website: https://bliss.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Bragg Shevelle Godwin - SLO Building 1-4145 Knox St Rm. 106 Fort Bragg, NC 28310 (910) 908-2619, DSN:498-2619 Website:https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/slo-bragg Email: [email protected] Fort Bragg Gerhard Guevarra - SLO Soldiers Support Center 4th Fl Rm 439 Building 4-2843 Fort Bragg, NC 28310 (910) 432-1023, DSN:239-1023 Website:https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/slo-bragg Email: [email protected] Fort Bragg Iris Pierce - SLO Soldiers Support Center, Rm C-1-100 Building 4-2843 Fort Bragg, NC 28310 (910) 396-3338, DSN:236-3338 Website:https://bragg.armymwr.com/programs/slo-bragg Email: [email protected] Fort Buchanan Zaida Colon - SLO/Outreach Director Constitution Ave, Building 136 Fort Buchanan, PR 00934 (787) 707-3434, DSN:740-3434 Website:https://buchanan.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Campbell Tayranette Johnson-Williams - SLO Tennessee Avenue, Building 5384 Fort Campbell, KY 42223 (270) 798-0650, DSN:635-0650 Website: https://campbell.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Campbell Melissa Silva - SLO Tennessee Avenue, Building 5384 Fort Campbell, KY 42223 (270) 412-8429, DSN:635-8429 Website: https://campbell.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Carson Stephanie Gillotte – SLO 1518 Prussman, Bldg.1518 Fort Carson, CO 80913 (719) 526-3362, DSN:691-3362 Website: https://carson.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Carson De'Anzo Williams – SLO 1518 Prussman, Bldg.1518 Fort Carson, CO 80913 (719) 526-6470, DSN:691-6470 Website: https://carson.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Detrick – Frederick and Silver Springs Christina Thompson – SLO 1520 Freedman Dr, Bldg.1520 Fort Detrick, MD 21702 (301) 619-7143, DSN:343-7143 Website: https://detrick.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-services Email: [email protected] Fort Drum Wendy O’Sullivan – SLO 10720 Mt. Belvedere Blvd Clark Hall, Suite A2-75 Fort Drum, NY 13602 (315) 772-3214, DSN:772-3214 Website: https://drum.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Gordon Melissa Barrickman - SLO 44th Street, Bldg. 44401 Fort Gordon, GA 30905 706-791-7270, DSN:780-7270 Website: https://gordon.armymwr.com/sss Email: [email protected] Fort Gordon Cynthia Bishop – SLO 44th Street, Bldg. 44401 Fort Gordon, GA 30905 706-791-4168, DSN:780-4168 Website: https://gordon.armymwr.com/sss Email: [email protected] Fort Hamilton Lisa Sheehan - SLO/Outreach Director 137 C Poly Place, 404 Sterling Drive Brooklyn, NY 11252 (718) 630-4805, DSN:232-4525 Website: https://hamilton.armymwr.com/programs/school Email: [email protected] Fort Hood Terri Jones – SLO 36000 Darnall Loop Rm 151 Fort Hood, TX 76544 (254) 553-3340, DSN:663-3340 Website: https://hood.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer Email: [email protected] Fort Hood Liz Davenport – SLO 36000 Darnall Loop Rm 153 Fort Hood, TX 76544 (254) 288-7946, DSN:738-7946 Website: https://hood.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer Email: [email protected] Fort Hood Tina Smith – SLO 36000 Darnall Loop Rm 160 Fort Hood, TX 76544 (254) 553-3341, DSN:663-3341 Website: https://hood.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer email: [email protected] Fort Huachuca Paula Smedes – SLO 556 Augur Ave. PO Box 12100 Bldg 51301 Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613 (520) 533-0874, DSN:821-0874 Website: https://huachuca.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-services Email: [email protected] Fort Hunter Liggett Merrilee Daniels - CYS Coordinator/SLO 177 Friendship Lane, Jolon, CA 93940 (831) 386-2629, DSN: 686-2629 Website: Email: [email protected] Fort Irwin Pamely Murray – SLO Bldg 109 Langford Lake Fort Irwin, CA 92310 (760) 380-6880, DSN:470-6880 Website: https://irwin.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer/ Email: [email protected] Fort Jackson Fred Henley – SLO 3392 Magruder Ave, Bldg 3392 Fort Jackson, SC 29207 (803) 751-6150, DSN:734-6150 Website: https://jackson.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer Email: [email protected] Fort Knox Brenda Weatherington – SLO 533 Spearhead DIV Rd, Bldg 500 Fort Knox, KY 40121 (502) 624-2305, DSN:464-2305 Website: https://knox.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer Email: [email protected] Fort Leavenworth Amanda Buckingham – SLO 600 Thomas Ave, Unit 2 Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027 (913) 684-1655, DSN:552-1655 Website: https://leavenworth.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Lee Chaundra Taswell – SLO 1880 Yorktown Drive, Bldg 10612 Fort Lee, VA 23801 804-765-3813, DSN:539-3813 Website: https://lee.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-services-2 Email: [email protected] Fort Leonard Wood Bobbie Petersen – SLO 13486 Replacement Ave Building 470, Suite 1102 Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473 (573) 596-0357, DSN:581-0357 Website: https://leonardwood.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services1 Email: [email protected] Fort McCoy Rebecca Walley -SLO/Outreach Director 1765 South F Street Fort McCoy, WI 54656 (608) 388-6814, DSN:280-6814 Website: https://mccoy.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer Email: [email protected] Fort Meade Sarah Bonise – SLO 1900 Reece Road, Bldg 1900 Fort Meade, MD 20755 (301) 677-1227, DSN:622-1227 Website: https://meade.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer Email: [email protected] Fort Polk Tiffany Koch – SLO 6880 Radio Road, Bldg 400 Fort Polk, LA 71459 (337) 531-6673, DSN:863-6673 Website: https://polk.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer Email: [email protected] Fort Riley Sandy Johnson – SLO 6620 Normandy Ave, Bldg 6620 Fort Riley, KS 66442 (785) 240-3261, DSN:520-3261 Website: https://riley.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Rucker Kimberly Kozel - SLO Soldiers Support Center, 132 6th Avenue Fort Rucker, AL 36362 (334) 255-9812, DSN:558-9812 Website: https://rucker.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer Email: [email protected] Fort Sill Augelica Fleming – SLO 4700 Mow-way Road Fort Sill, OK 73503 (580)442-2130, DSN:639-2130 Website: https://sill.armymwr.com/programs/school-support-services Email: [email protected] Fort Stewart Greg Cooke – SLO 778 Gullick Ave, Bldg 443 Fort Stewart, GA 31314 (912) 767-6533, DSN:870-6533 Website: https://stewarthunter.armymwr.com/programs/school-liaison-officer-2 Email: [email protected] Hunter Army Air Field Greg Cooke – SLO 304 N.
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