2015 Annual Report

Celebrating 111 Years ~ Serving Sailors, Marines and their families MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR SAILORS, MARINES, AND THEIR FAMILIES 2015

OUR MISSION NMCRS 4,021 34TABLE OF CONTENTS22 163 To provide, in partnership with the Navy and Marine Corps,TEAM financial, educational and other need-based Greetings from the Secretary of the Navy ...... 3 VOLUNTEERSTRADITIONAL COMBATCASUALTY ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE assistance to active duty and retired Sailors andVISITING NURSES A MessageVISITING from theNURSES Commandant of theSTAF F Marines, their eligible family members and survivors. Marine Corps ...... 4 481,140 A Message from the Chief of Naval Operations ...... 5 Interest-free Loans and Grants VISION Volunteered FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEPresident’s Year in Review...... 6 Hours - As a non-profit, volunteer service organization, we Report of the Relief Committee ...... 7 use both financialSociety wideand non-financial resources to identify solutions to meet emergingBASIC needs. LIVING We EXPENSES help (FOOD,Report LODGING) of the Finance Committee...... 8$19,074,436 clients improve personal financialTRANSPOR skills andTAT encourageION (INSURANCE, Financial CAR PAYMEN PositionT, RENT andAL Summary) of Operations$10,161,338 ...... 9 individual financial responsibility.FAMILY EMERGENCY $4,138,089 PROGRAMS Financial Highlights ...... 10 CAR REPAIRS $3,509,726 A Comparison of Financial Assistance to TRANSPORTATION DUE TO FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS $3,004,544 GUIDING PRINCIPLES Contributions ...... 11 22,282 OTHER (PAY ENTITLEMENT SHORTFALLS, PREDATORY LOAN AVOIDANCE) $1,822,407 WeHome provide visits and effective client service in a consistent, Financial Assistance & Active Duty Fund HOUSEHOLD SET UP $1,626,106 compassionate,other contacts and non-judgmental manner. Drive Results ...... 12 – 13 with mothers and FUNERAL EXPENSES $1,225,639 newborns, elderly Volunteer Recognition ...... 14 Weretirees, are committedwidows to preserving MEDICAL/DENthe dignity, self-respectTAL (NON-MILITAR Y MEDICAL FACILITIES) $807,090 and widowers and confidentiality of our clients. EDUCATION Lifetime Achievement Award ...... 15$399,395

We are responsible stewards of the funds entrusted to Clarence Dillon Society ...... 16 – 17 us by our donors. 57,833 Clients received financialContributions assistanc ...... 18e $45. – 22 8 26,976 MILLION Home visits and Weother provide contacts our volunteers and employees with the trainingto andprovide resources to be effective – offering consistentCombat Casualty services throughout the Society. The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is recognized by Assistance (CCA) INFLOWS $60 OUTFLOWS the Internal RevenueMILLION Service as a 501(c)(3) charitable We recognize the vital role our volunteer force plays in organization (EIN 53-0204618). Charitable contributions the delivery of Society programs LOANand services. REPAYMENTS from individuals, corporations andFINANCIA foundationsL ASSIST are tax-ANCE 7,795 $41.1 MILLION deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.$45.8 The MILLION 7,795 Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society does not sell, trade or Moms and dads CONTRIBUTIONS PROGRAMS attended a $17.9 MILLION otherwise transfer to outside parties mailing lists$20.2 or MILLION any Budget-for-Baby personally identifiable information. workshop MANAGEMENT & OTHER RECEIPTS GENERAL 20122012 (THRIFT SHOPS) $1.8 MILLION $1 MILLION FUNDRAISING 5,902 $1.3 MILLION Gift bags with hand-madeCover: Society blankets Visiting Nurse Ann Dalter is welcomed by Sergeant Joe Merrittand otherat his items home. Photo by Steve Barrett. $69.1 provided to MILLION expectant parents NOTE: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFLOWS AND OUTFLOWS DURING 2015 WAS COVERED BY FUNDS WITHDRAWN FROM THE SOCIETY’S INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO. MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR SAILORS, MARINES, AND THEIR FAMILIES AS OF 4/30/2015 (FINAL) Greetings from the Secretary of the Navy

ith heartfelt gratitude and respect for their unswerving allegiance, I commend the Navy- WMarine Corps Relief Society - the official charity of the Navy and Marine Corps. For 111 years, the Society has faithfully served those who protect and defend our great Nation.

Since 1904, the Society has served countless active duty and retired Sailors and Marines, and naval families, widows, widowers and orphans as well. The Department of the Navy is indebted to the thousands of selfless and faithful Society volunteers who devote hundreds of thousands of hours each year providing financial assistance, money management training, emergency travel arrangements, budget-for-baby workshops, and thrift shops - all in support of Sea Service families around the globe.

I also offer my sincere ‘’thank-you” to the many donors, corporations, and civic organizations who support the Society’s work through contributions, estate gifts, allotments from active duty and retiree pay checks, workplace giving programs, matching gifts and fundraising events. Your faithfulness and generosity make a significant difference in the quality of life, Sincerely, financial well-being, and operational readiness of our Fleet and Force.

I’m pleased to offer my heartfelt congratulations to the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society for their superb Ray Mabus performance and mission accomplishment in 2015. On behalf of all Sailors, Marines, and their families, “well done!” I look forward to another successful year in 2016.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Andrea Green Chair Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Ronald L. Green, USMC General Robert B. Neller, USMC, Commandant Rear Admiral Margaret G. Kibben, CHC, USN of the Marine Corps Rear Admiral Kathleen L. Martin, NC, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Megan Moffit Members Vice Admiral William F. Moran, USN Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.) Mrs. D’Arcy Neller Lieutenant General Mark A. Brilakis, USMC Mrs. Dana Richardson Mrs. Karen Broadmeadow Admiral John M. Richardson, USN, Chief of Naval Mrs. Joanne Buck Operations Vice Admiral James W. Crawford, JAGC, USN Vice Admiral Dixon R. Smith, USN Rear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.) Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Mike D. Stevens, Vice Admiral Forrest Faison, MC, USN (AW/NAC) USN Mrs. B.A. Flanagan Mrs. Theresa Stevens

NMCRS.ORG/REPORT2015 | 3 A Message From The Commandant of the Marine Corps

he well-being of our Marines, Sailors, and their families is always a top priority for our TCorps. We take great pride in their service and accomplishments. In 2015, the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society continued its long-standing tradition of ensuring that our most valuable assets - our people - are well taken care of. As we meet the demands of today and prepare for the challenges of the future, the Society’s support is critical to assisting those in need and boosting morale throughout our ranks.

Over the past year, a dedicated team primarily made up of volunteers provided $45 million in financial assistance for 57,833 cases involving our warriors and their loved ones. The support the NMCRS offers by way of financial, casualty, educational, and family assistance significantly contributes to the operational success of our Corps.

On behalf of all Marines and their families, I congratulate the NMCRS on another outstanding year of support. We are grateful for all of the NMCRS employees, volunteers, and contributors who unfailingly serve and support our military and our Nation. All the best for continued success.

Semper Fidelis,

Robert B. Neller General, U.S. Marine Corps

Audit Committee Executive Committee Rear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.), Chair Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.), Chair Rear Admiral David P. Keller, SC, USN (Ret.) Rear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Megan Moffit Rear Admiral Kathleen L. Martin, NC USN (Ret.) Mrs. Megan Moffit Education Committee Vice Admiral William F. Moran, USN Rear Admiral Kathleen L. Martin, NC, USN (Ret.), Chair Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.) Major General Carl B. Jensen, USMC (Ret.)

4 | NMCRS 2015 Annual Report to Donors A Message From The Chief of Naval Operations

n behalf of the men, women, and families of the United States Navy, please accept my gratitude Ofor the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society volunteers who contributed 481,140 hours of service in 2015 - that is amazing! You are the heart and soul of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, and your support has strengthened our Navy team in measurable ways.

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society has been a mainstay of our Navy’s mission readiness for well over a century, both at home and abroad. As just some examples, the Society provides a financial lifeline when an unforeseen crisis hits, like emergency travel or vehicle repairs. As well, the Society’s registered nurses visit the homes of new mothers, elderly retirees, widows and widowers, and military families with medically challenged loved ones. Many volunteers serve in Society offices around the globe, but many also serve behind the scenes running thrift shops, hand-crafting baby blankets, or performing critical administrative duties.

The simple fact is that every volunteer contributes in some meaningful way to support our Navy mission.

I am proud of the legions of selfless Navy-Marine Corps Sincerely, Relief Society volunteers who have dedicated their service and valuable time in support of our Naval team. Once again, thank you to everybody who makes up the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society team. J. M. Richardson Admiral, U.S. Navy Bravo Zulu and keep up the great work!

Finance Committee Relief Committee Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.), Interim Chair Mrs. Megan Moffit, Chair Rear Admiral Peter C. Conrad, USN (Ret.) Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.) Rear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Karen Broadmeadow Mrs. B.A. Flanagan Mrs. Joanne Buck Major General Carl B. Jensen, USMC (Ret.) Mrs. Andrea Green Mr. James L. Koltes, Jr., Sr. Vice President, UBS Financial Mrs. Beth Mulloy Services, Inc. (Ex-officio) Mrs. D’Arcy Neller Rear Admiral Kathleen L. Martin, NC, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Mary Regner Commander Wesley H. Schmidt, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mrs. Dana Richardson Mrs. Theresa Stevens Nominating Committee Vice Admiral William F. Moran, USN, Chair Vice Admiral James W. Crawford, JAGC, USN Rear Admiral Margaret G. Kibben, CHC, USN Mrs. Megan Moffit

NMCRS.ORG/REPORT2015 | 5 Year in Review

Dear Friends and Supporters,

hanks for making The Society has been, and always will be dedicated to the difference in the ensuring our programs and services meet the needs of T financial well-being those who serve, at the lowest cost, and with complete of Sailors, Marines, and transparency. The entire team is dedicated to the most families in need. Working effective use of donor dollars in achieving mission together, your generous accomplishment. Our audited financial reports and donations, volunteer service IRS Form 990s are available on our website at www. and steadfast commitment nmcrs.org. These public reports show that 97.4% of all helped to make 2015 a very spending in 2015 went directly to programs and services. successful year for the Navy- In 2015, our management and general expenses were Marine Corps Relief Society. 39% less than 2014, and $1 million less than 2012!

In 2015, our mission was We’re proud to report that independent auditors and carried out by 4,021 volunteers, 56 visiting nurses and charity rating organizations continue to find our business 163 employees. Our 22 Combat Casualty Assistance practices and mission effectiveness to be consistent with Visiting Nurses traveled more than 223,000 miles -- and the highest standards of nonprofit management. Charity logged more than 26,976 home visits, contacts and Navigator and GuideStar, two of the leading not-for-profit other methods of communication to stay in touch with reporting agencies, continue to award the Society their over 3,800 Marines, Sailors, and families. Your enduring highest ratings. generosity is a genuine lifeline for those who still battle with the physical, psychological and emotional scars of As you review the Society’s 2015 Annual Report, you will combat duty. discover how much your support means to the men and women who stand the watch here at home and across The Society also continues to meet the high level of the globe to protect our freedom. Thank-you for your need for emergency financial assistance from active duty loyalty and compassion. and retired Navy and Marine Corps service members, their families and widows. Again, in 2015, the need Sincerely, for financial assistance exceeded the annual revenue generated by contributions and loan repayments, and we continue to make sizable withdrawals from investment accounts to address the shortfall. Annual withdrawals at a rate greater than the earnings on the investments is Steve Abbot clearly unsustainable in the long term, and we continue Admiral, U.S. Navy (Retired) to deal with that reality in our strategic planning. 2015 President and Chief Executive Officer marked a year of increased fundraising efforts which will Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society need to be sustained in the future.

Of cers of the Society Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer and Secretary President, Chief Executive Officer Brigadier General Peter B. Collins, USMC (Ret.) Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.) Vice President, Chief Development and Executive Vice President, Chief Operations Officer Communications Officer Major General Carl B. Jensen, USMC (Ret.) Captain Shelley S. Marshall, USN (Ret.) Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Vice President, Chief Information Officer Commander Wesley H. Schmidt, Jr., USN (Ret.) Mr. Willie Williams

6 | NMCRS 2015 Annual Report to Donors Relief Committee Report

embers of the 2015 Relief Committee included Mary Regner, Joanne Buck, Dana Richardson, MBeth Mulloy, Karen Broadmeadow and Megan Moffit (Chair). Again this year, the committee continued to thoroughly review client requests for financial assistance related to high-cost dental procedures not covered by Tricare or military medicine, and requests for monthly financial supplements for military survivors. As always, we work together to find the most feasible solutions to ensure the basic needs (lodging, food and transportation) for military survivors are taken care of and that we consistently honor our fiduciary responsibility to Society donors. 2015 Relief Committee: (L-R) Mary Regner, Dana Richardson, Megan In June, we said good bye to Dana Richardson, whose Moffit, Karen Broadmeadow, Beth Mulloy, Joanne Buck and not pictured, duties as the wife of the newly-appointed Chief of Naval Ellyn Dunford and Janet Faulkner. Operations would preclude her from participating as On behalf Survivingof the Relief Spouses Committee, Assisted thank-you to all who an active member of the committee; and in August, contribute their500 time, talents, and support for Navy and we welcomed Beth Mulloy and Karen Broadmeadow. Marine Corps service members and their families. With every change of personnel, we lament the loss 400 of remarkable women and the valuable contributions 300 they have made. We also celebrate each new member because they bring a unique set of experiences and a 200 fresh perspective to the committee’s review of cases for Megan Moffit 100 support from Navy and Marine Corps survivors. Chair, Relief Committee 0

2012 2013 2014 2015 Financial Assistance to Widows and Widowers Financial Assistance to Surviving Spouses Providing need-based assistance to surviving spouses of 1.75 active duty and retired Sailors and Marines has been our mission since 1904 – and that mission continues today. 1.70 1.65 Each year, the Society provides financial assistance to meet 1.60

urgent, short-term needs such as critical home, heating $ MILLIONS and cooling repairs; purchasing eye glasses and dentures; 1.55 and payment of overdue utility bills and medical and dental 1.50 expenses. The Society also provides a monthly supplement 1.45 to surviving spouses whose limited income does not meet the 2012 2013 2014 2015 expenses of their basic needs – shelter and food. Members of the Relief Committee review all surviving spouse cases to ensure the supplemental income is adequate and appropriate Surviving Spouses Assisted and that all other potential financial resources are being 500 accessed. 400

These charts reflect the number of surviving spouses assisted 300 and the amount of interest-free loans and grants, including 200 supplemental income, provided since 2012. In 2015, the Society provided nearly $1.75 million dollars in interest-free 100 loans and grants to Navy and Marine Corps widows and 0 widowers, including $243,000 in monthly supplemental income to 53 widows. 2012 2013 2014 2015 n USN n USMC Financial Assistance to Surviving Spouses 1.75 NMCRS.ORG/REPORT2015 | 7 1.70 1.65 1.60

$ MILLIONS 1.55 1.50 1.45

2012 2013 2014 2015 Finance Committee Report

he Society’s investments consist of a Reserve Fund, temporarily T restricted funds and permanently MarketMarket Value Value of of Investments Investments restricted funds. The market value of these funds was $95.9 million at the end 250250 of 2015, as compared to $105.4 million at year-end 2014. The total return on 200200 the Society’s investments for the year was -0.78% after fees and investment 150150 expenses. 100100 $ Millions During 2015, $9 million was withdrawn $ Millions 5050 from the Society’s investments to fill the gap between the inflow of funds from 00 contributions, loan repayments and other sources, and the out flow of funds 20062006 20072007 20082008 20092009 20102010 20112011 20122012 20132013 20142014 20152015 used to provide assistance to Sailors, Marines and their families, and to defray administrative and overhead costs. Investment Assets Used to Meet Expenses The accompanying charts display Investment Assets Used to Meet Expenses the market value of the Society’s 2525 investments at year-end for the past ten years (2006-2015), and the annual 2020 withdrawals from investments during that same period. A total of $93.2 million 1515 has been withdrawn from the Society’s investments over the ten year period 1010 between 2006 and 2015. $ Millions $ Millions 55

00 Steve Abbot 20062006 20072007 20082008 20092009 20102010 20112011 20122012 20132013 20142014 20152015 Admiral, U. S. Navy (Retired) Interim Chair, Finance Committee

MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR SAILORS, MARINES, AND THEIR FAMILIES 2015

NMCRS 4,021 34 22 163 TEAM VOLUNTEERSTRADITIONAL COMBATCASUALTY ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE VISITING NURSES VISITING NURSES STAFF

481,140 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Interest-free Loans and Grants 8 | NMCRS V2015olunteered Annual Report to Donors Hours - Society wide BASIC LIVING EXPENSES (FOOD, LODGING) $19,074,436 TRANSPORTATION (INSURANCE, CAR PAYMENT, RENTAL) $10,161,338 PROGRAMS FAMILY EMERGENCY $4,138,089 CAR REPAIRS $3,509,726 TRANSPORTATION DUE TO FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS $3,004,544 22,282 OTHER (PAY ENTITLEMENT SHORTFALLS, PREDATORY LOAN AVOIDANCE) $1,822,407 Home visits and other contacts HOUSEHOLD SET UP $1,626,106 with mothers and FUNERAL EXPENSES $1,225,639 newborns, elderly retirees, widows MEDICAL/DENTAL (NON-MILITARY MEDICAL FACILITIES) $807,090 and widowers EDUCATION $399,395

57,833 Clients received financial assistance $45.8 26,976 MILLION Home visits and other contacts to provide Combat Casualty Assistance (CCA) $60 INFLOWS MILLION OUTFLOWS

LOAN REPAYMENTS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE 7,795 $41.1 MILLION $45.8 MILLION Moms and dads CONTRIBUTIONS PROGRAMS attended a $17.9 MILLION $20.2 MILLION Budget-for-Baby workshop MANAGEMENT & OTHER RECEIPTS GENERAL (THRIFT SHOPS) $1.8 MILLION $1 MILLION FUNDRAISING 5,902 $1.3 MILLION Gift bags with hand-made blankets and other items $69.1 provided to MILLION expectant parents NOTE: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFLOWS AND OUTFLOWS DURING 2015 WAS COVERED BY FUNDS WITHDRAWN FROM THE SOCIETY’S INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO.

AS OF 4/30/2015 (FINAL) Financial Statement

Statement of Summary of Financial Position Operations For the Year Ending December 31, 2015 For the Year Ending December 31, 2015

ASSETS BEGINNING NET ASSETS $114,049,568

Cash $ 1,261,714 REVENUES

Receivables, Prepaid $ 4,983,037 Contributions $17,939,238

Expenses and Inventory Investment Returns $ ($537,794) Investments $ 97,051,671

Outstanding Loans $ 21,078,901 Miscellaneous $ 1,002,589

Property and Equipment $ 1,046,855 Total Revenues $18,404,033 Total Assets $ 125,422,178

EXPENSES LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Assistance (Financial & Programs) $25,727,823 Accounts Payable $ 3,965,089 Administrative (includes depreciation) $2,171,966 Long Term Liabilities $ 24,753,471 Fundraising $1,315,215 Net Assets $ 96,703,618 (See Summary of Operations) Total Expenses $29,215,004

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $125,422,178 Pension Related Gain/(Loss) ($ 6,534,979)

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS ($ 17,345,950)

ENDING NET ASSETS $ 96,703,618

Independent Audit: The Society’s Financial Statements for the year ending December 31, 2015, were audited by independent auditors from the firm Johnson Lambert & Co. LLP, Certified Public Accountants, of Falls Church, Virginia. Copies of the report have been provided to all members of the Society’s Board of Directors and to the Directors of NMCRS Full Service Offices. Copies of the audit report are available by contacting the Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, 875 N. Randolph Street, Suite 225, Arlington, VA 22203-1767, and are available on our website at www.nmcrs.org.

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NMCRS 4,021 34 22 163 TEAM VOLUNTEERSTRADITIONAL COMBATCASUALTY ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE VISITING NURSES VISITING NURSES STAFF

481,140 Financial Highlights Volunteered FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Interest-free Loans and Grants Hours - Sources of Funds Uses of Funds Society wide he Society had inflows of $60 million in 2015. he Society used its inflows to conduct operations, BASIC$41.1 million LIVING came EXPENSES from the repayment (FOOD, LODGING) of as shown on the accompanying$19,074,436 chart. The TTRANSPORthe Society’sTAT interest-freeION (INSURANCE, loans by clients. CAR PAYMENT,T RENTlargestAL) use was for program services.$10,161,338 The Contributions accounted for $17.9 million, predominantly Society’s single largest program is providing financial PROGRAMS from theFAMI ActiveLY EMERGENCDuty and RetireeY Fund Drives, but also assistance in the form of interest-free loans$4,138,08 and grants9 receivedCAR in theRE PAformIR ofS bequests, memorials, and general ($45.8 million in 2015) to Sailors, Marines,$3,509,72 and their6 contributions. Miscellaneous receipts, principally from family members, based on financial need. Interest- thrift shopTRANSPOR operations,TAT addedION DUE an additional TO FAMI $1LY million. MEMBER ILLNESSfree loans act as a “revolving” fund for the$3,004,54 Society, 4but 22,282 $9 millionOTHER was withdrawn(PAY ENTITLEMEN from the Society’sT SHORTF investmentALLS, PREDAloanTORY repayment LOAN receiptsAVOIDANCE) did not keep pace$1,822,40 with new7 Home visits and portfolio to close the difference between inflows and loans issued in 2015. Grants, non-financial assistance other contacts outflowsHOUSEHOLD of funds during SET 2015. UP and administrative costs are funded principally$1,626,10 by 6 withdrawals from the Society’s investment portfolio, with mothers and FUNERAL EXPENSES $1,225,639 newborns, elderly miscellaneous receipts (including thrift shop income) and retirees, widows MEDICAL/DENTAL (NON-MILITARY MEDICAL FACILITIES)contributions received. $807,090 and widowers EDUCATION $399,395

57,833 Clients received financial assistance $45.8 26,976 MILLION Home visits and other contacts to provide Combat Casualty Assistance (CCA) $60 INFLOWS MILLION OUTFLOWS

LOAN REPAYMENTS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE 7,795 $41.1 MILLION $45.8 MILLION Moms and dads CONTRIBUTIONS PROGRAMS attended a $17.9 MILLION $20.2 MILLION Budget-for-Baby workshop MANAGEMENT & OTHER RECEIPTS GENERAL (THRIFT SHOPS) $1.8 MILLION $1 MILLION FUNDRAISING 5,902 $1.3 MILLION Gift bags with hand-made blankets and other items $69.1 provided to MILLION expectant parents NOTE: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFLOWS AND OUTFLOWS DURING 2015 WAS COVERED BY FUNDS WITHDRAWN FROM THE SOCIETY’S INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO.

AS OF 4/30/2015 (FINAL)

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■ Active Duty ■ Retirees ■ Bequests & Estate Gifts ■ General ■ Non-Cash Gifts A Comparison of Financial Assistance to Contributions

he accompanying charts provide a picture of financial assistance provided by the Society to T its clients over the 10-year period from 2006 through 2015, along with the amount and sources of contributions received by the Society over that same 2006-2015 (in $millions) period. 50 45 40 As shown in the “Financial Assistance” chart, the Society 35 has provided an average of $44.7 million annually in 30 financial assistance to clients in the form of interest-free 25 loans and grants, while charitable contributions to the 20 15 Society have averaged $18.2 million per year. 10 5 Total financial assistance provided by the Society 0 increased during the period 2007-2010 due to a variety 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 of reasons, including an increase in combat casualty ■ Assistance ■ Contributions assistance, help provided to Navy and Marine Corps families who were victims of natural disasters, the introduction of the Society’s Quick Assist Loan program, and the impact of the 2007-2009 recession. The amount 2006-2015 (in $millions) of financial assistance provided by the Society increased 25 by 16% in 2013 due to an increase in the amount available for a Quick Assist Loan from $300 per loan to 20 $500 per loan. In 2015, the number of new Quick Assist 15 Loans made by the Society decreased by 3% compared to 2014. 10 5 Contributions from active duty and retired Sailors and Marines made up about 63% of total contributions 0 received by the Society over the past 10 years. In 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 general, contributions to the Society from other sources ■ Active Duty ■ Retirees ■ Bequests & Estate Gifts have reflected the prevailing economic environment in ■ General ■ Non-Cash Gifts the United States over the recent decade. In 2006, 2011, 2012 and 2014 total contributions were augmented by large bequests. The Society also benefited from several large “gift-in-kind” donations in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. 2006-2015 (in $millions) 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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NMCRS Offices Total Loans Grants Total Active Duty Clients Assist Fund Drive Donations Bangor 649 $381,417 $7,776NMCRS $389,193 $136,232 4,021 34 22 163 Beaufort 455 $277,0352015 $11,655 $288,690TEAM $21,817 Bethesda MAKING 397A DIFFERENCE $381,554 FOR $32,143 SAILORS, $413,697 MARINES,VOLUNTEER $29,043 ANDST THEIR FAMILIERADITIONAL S COMBATCASUALTY ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE Bremerton 1129 $683,895 $20,971 $704,866 $148,918 VISITING NURSES VISITING NURSES STAFF Camp Lejeune 3989 $2,502,951 $20,911 $2,523,862 $257,918 Camp Pendleton 3760 $2,527,397 $112,313 $2,639,710 481,140 $180,016 Charleston 416 $266,197 $15,384 $281,581 $192,540 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Interest-free Loans and Grants Cherry Point 1107 $647,583NMCRS $13,628 $661,2114,02 1Volunteered $48,994 34 22 163 Corpus Christi 144 $93,367 $8,452 $101,819 Hours $83,313 - TEAM Society wide Everett 2015273 $225,552 $8,282VOLUNTEER $233,834ST RADITIONAL $36,500 COMBATCASUALTY ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE Fallon 165 $114,261 $1,916 $116,177VISITING $32,126 NURSESBASIC LIVINGVISITING EXPENSES NURSES (FOOD, LODGING)STAFF $19,074,436 FortMAKING Worth A DIFFERENCE FOR523 SAILORS, $347,010 MARINES, $27,901 AND $374,911 THEIR FAMILIE $27,732 STRANSPORTATION (INSURANCE, CAR PAYMENT, RENTAL) $10,161,338 Great Lakes 1172 $723,425 $22,483 $745,908 $314,098 481,140 FAMILY EMERGENCY $4,138,089 Groton 884 $570,276 $14,736 $585,012PROGRAM $186,367S FINANCIAL ASSISTANCECAR REPAIRSInterest-free Loans and Grants Guam 296 $288,322 Volunteered $2,686 $291,008 $139,153 $3,509,726 Gulfport NMCRS 733 $518,4204,02 1Hours $30,521 - $548,94134 $107,954 22TRANSPORTATION DUE16 TO 3FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS $3,004,544 Iwakuni 141 $115,132 Society $2,898 wide $118,030 $51,387 MAKING A DIFFERENCETEAM FOR SAILORS, MARINES, AND22,28 THEIR2 FAMILIESOTHER (PAY ENTITLEMENT SHORTFALLS, PREDATORY LOAN AVOIDANCE) $1,822,407 Jacksonville 1782 $1,267,322 $72,412 $1,339,734HomeBASIC visits LIVING and EXPENSES $332,359 (FOOD, LODGING) $19,074,436 VOLUNTEERSTRADITIONAL COMBATCASUALTY ASSISTANCEHOUSEHOLDADMINISTRATIVE SET UP $1,626,106 2015 VISITING NURSESother contactsVISITING NURSES STAFF Kaneohe Bay 742 $539,412 $7,681 $547,093TRANSPOR TATION $187,594 (INSURANCE, CAR PAYMENT, RENTAL) with mothers and $10,161,338 Kings Bay 707 $372,219 $9,885 $382,104 $104,947 FUNERAL EXPENSES $1,225,639 newborns,FAMILY elderly EMERGENCY $4,138,089 Lemoore 1103 $624,306PROGRAM $12,319S $636,625retirees, widows $154,442 MEDICAL/DENTAL (NON-MILITARY MEDICAL FACILITIES) $807,090 481,140 CARand widowers REPAIRS $3,509,726 Little Creek 2046 $1,501,125FINANCIAL $113,996 ASSISTANCE $1,615,121 Interest-free $93,578 LoansEDUC andAT GrantsION $399,395 Mayport Volunteered1421 $906,183 $37,625 $943,808TRANSPOR TATION $239,888 DUE TO FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS $3,004,544 Hours - MCRDNMCRS San Diego 4,021 634 $542,1553422,28 2 $25,878 $568,03322OTHER (PAY ENTITLEMEN $80,99716T SHORTF3 ALLS, PREDATORY LOAN AVOIDANCE) $1,822,407 Millington Society182 wide $133,132Home visits and $9,720 $142,852 $92,096 57,833 Clients received financial assistance HOUSEHOLD SET UP $1,626,106 $45.8 201220122012MiramarTEAM 1591 $1,129,652otherBASIC contacts LIVING $61,298 EXPENSES $1,190,950 (FOOD,26,97 LODGING) 6 $157,017 $19,074,436 MILLION VOLUNTEERSTRADITIONALwith mothersCOMBA and TCASUALTY ASSISTANCEHomeFUNERA visits andLADMINISTRATIVEEXPENSES $1,225,639 Naples VISITING98 NURSES $111,854newborns,TRANSPOR elderly VISITINGTAT$820ION (INSURANCE, NURSES $112,674other CAR contacts PAYMENSTAF $114,200T, RENTF AL) $10,161,338 MEDICAL/DENto provide TAL (NON-MILITARY MEDICAL FACILITIES) New Orleans 261 $191,049retirees,FAMI widowsLY EMERGENC $20,843Y $211,892 $32,765 $4,138,089 $807,090 and widowers Combat Casualty PROGRAMS EDUCATION CAR REPAIRS Assistance (CCA) $3,509,726 $60 $399,395 481,140 INFLOWS MILLION OUTFLOWS NMCRS Interest-free Loans and Grants Volunteered 3,665FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE31TRANSPORTATION DUE TO 16 FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS 171 $3,004,544 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Hours - OTHER (PAY ENTITLEMENT SHORTF57,833ALLS, Clients PREDA TORYreceived LOAN financialLOANAVOIDANCE) RE PAassistancYMENT$1,822,40Se 7 22,282 $45.8 $45.8 MILLION TEAM SocietyVOLUNTEER wide STHome visits and RADITIONAL26,97COMBA6 TCASUALTY ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE $41.1 MILLION MILLION other contacts VISITING NURSESHomeHOUSEHOLD visits and VISITING SET UP NURSES 7,795 STAFF $1,626,106 BASIC LIVING EXPENSES (FOOD,other contactsLODGING) $19,074,436 PROGRAMS with mothers and FUNERAL EXPENSES Moms and dads CONTRIBUTIONS $1,225,639 to provide newborns,TRANSPOR elderly TATION (INSURANCE, CAR PAYMENT, RENTAL) attended a $10,161,338$17.9 MILLION $20.2 MILLION retirees, widows CombatMEDICAL/DEN Casualty TAL (NON-MILITARBudget-for-BabyY MEDICAL FACILITIES) $807,090 andFAMI widowersLY EMERGENCY Assistance (CCA) workshop $4,138,089 $60 INFLOWS MILLION OUTFLOWS MANAGEMENT & PROGRAMSPROGRAMS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEEDUCATIOInterest-freeN Loans and Grants OTHER RECEIPTS $399,395 GENERAL CAR REPAIRS $3,509,726(THRIFT SHOPS) FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE $1.8 MILLION TRANSPORTATION DUE TO FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS LOAN REPAYMENT$3,004,54S 4$1 MILLION 57,833 Clients received $41.1financial MILLION assistance $45.8 MILLION OTHER (PAY ENTITLEMENT SHORTFALLS, PREDATORY LOAN AVOIDANCE) $1,822,407 $45.8 FUNDRAISING 22,282 26,976 7,795 5,902 MILLION $1.3 MILLION Home visits and BASICHome visits LIVING and EXPENSES (FOOD,Moms LODGING)and dads CONTRIBUTIONGift bags with S $16,273,342 PROGRAMS other contacts HOUSEHOLD SET UP $1,626,106 other contacts attended a hand-made$17.9 blankets MILLION $20.2 MILLION 25,439with mothers and TRANSPORFUNERAto provideLTATEXPENSESION (INSURANCE,Budget-for-Baby CAR PAYMENT, RENTAL) and other items $1,225,63$8,845,619 2 $69.1 Homenewborns, visits and elderly Combat Casualty workshop MILLION CAR REPAIRS provided to $4,826,366 MANAGEMENT & otherretirees, contacts widows AssistanceMEDICAL/DEN (CCA) TAL (NON-MILITARINFLOWSY MEDICAL FACILITIES) expectantOTHER parents RECEIPT$60S $807,090 OUTFLOWS MILLION NOTE: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFLOWS AND GENERAOUTFLOWSL DURING 2015 WAS COVERED with mothersand widowersand TRANSPORTATION DUE TO FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS (THRIFT SHOPS) EDUCATION $4,072,67$399,395 7 BY FUNDS WITHDRAWN FROM THE SOCIETY’S$1.8 MILLION INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO. newborns, elderly $1 MILLION retirees, widows FAMILY EMERGENCY AS OF 4/30/2015 (FINAL) $1,910,363 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE LOAN REPAYMENTS FUNDRAISING and widowers $45.8 MILLION OTHER57,833 (PAY ENTITLEMENT SHORTF$41.15,90 ALLS,MILLION2 PREDATORY LOAN AVOIDANCE) $1,598,697 $1.3 MILLION 7,795 Clients receivedGift financial bags with assistance $45.8 MILLION 26,976 FUNERAMoms and LdadsEXPENSES hand-made blankets $1,354,691 PROGRAMS Home visits and CONTRIBUTIONS attended a and$17.9 other MILLION items $69.$20.21 MILLION other contacts HOUSEHOLDBudget-for-Baby SET UP provided to $1,352,532 MILLION to provide workshop expectant parents MANAGEMENT & Combat Casualty MEDICAL/DENTAL (NON-MILITAROTHERY MEDICAL RECEIPTFACILITIES)S NOTE: THE DIFFERENCE$1,042,48 BETWEEN5 INFLOWS AND OUTFLOWS DURING 2015 WAS COVERED Assistance (CCA) BY FUNDS WITHDRAWN FROM THE SOCIETY’SGENERA INVESTMENTL PORTFOLIO. 1224,901| NMCRS 2015 Annual ReportINFLOWS to Donors (THRIFT SHOPS$6MILLION0) OUTFLOWS EDUCATION $496,179 $1.8 MILLION Home visits and AS OF 4/30/2015$1 MILLION (FINAL) other contacts FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE to provide LOAN REPAYMENTS FUNDRAISING 5,902 $45.8 MILLION $1.3 MILLION Combat Casualty 63,392Gift$41.1 bags ClientsMILLION with received financial assistance $41.8 Assistance (CCA)7,795 hand-made blankets MILLION PROGRAMS Moms and dads andCONTRIBUTION other items S $69.1 attended a $17.9provided MILLION to MILLION$20.2 MILLION Budget-for-Baby expectant parents workshop NOTE: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFLOWSMANAGEMENT AND OUTFLOWS & DURING 2015 WAS COVERED OTHER RECEIPTS BY FUNDS WITHDRAWN FROM THE SOCIETY’S INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO. GENERAL (THRIFT SHOPS) $65.5 AS OF 4/30/2015 (FINAL) MILLION $1.8 MILLION 7,635 INFLOWS$1 MILLION OUTFLOWS Moms and dads FUNDRAISING attended5,90 a 2 LOAN REPAYMENTS FINANCIAL$1.3 ASSISTANC MILLION E Budget-for-BabyGift bags with $38.0 MILLION $41.8 MILLION hand-madeworkshop blankets and other items $69.1 provided to CONTRIBUTIONS MILLION PROGRAMS expectant parents $21.3 MILLION $20.6 MILLION NOTE: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFLOWS AND OUTFLOWS DURING 2015 WAS COVERED BY FUNDS WITHDRAWN FROM THE SOCIETY’S INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO. OTHER MANAGEMENT & AS OF 4/30/2015 (FINAL) (THRIFT SHOPS) GENERAL 6,102 $1.0 MILLION $2.1 MILLION Gift bags with hand-made blankets RESERVE FUND FUNDRAISING and other items WITHDRAWAL $1.0 MILLION provided to $5.2 MILLION expectant parents $65.5 MILLION

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NMCRS Offices Total Loans Grants Total Active Duty Clients Assist Fund Drive Donations New River 921 $489,900 $7,402 $497,302 $44,196 Newport 103 $59,713 $890 $60,603 $67,330 Norfolk 6911 $4,382,754 $101,096 $4,483,850 $926,195 North Island 3075 $2,198,585 $79,922 $2,278,507 $323,398 Oceana 1976 $1,454,289 $78,434 $1,532,723 $153,259 Okinawa 606 $408,930 $1,983 $410,913 $214,702 Parris Island 339 $195,979 $9,549 $205,528 $102,167 Patuxent River 255 $216,185 $17,472 $233,657 $86,538 Pearl Harbor 860 $843,489 $13,116 $856,605 $482,722 Pensacola 1508 $877,676 $58,280 $935,956 $372,328 Portsmouth 1351 $689,608 $46,191 $735,799 $58,301 MAKING A QuanticoDIFFERENCE FOR SAILORS,560 MARINES, $405,633 AND $44,510THEIR FAMILIE $450,143 S $143,861 Rota 311 $459,077 $8,515 $467,592 $88,221 San Diego 4400 $3,272,871 $99,870 $3,372,741 $850,017 San Onofre 1372 $896,620 $34,160 $930,780 * Sasabo 206 $149,932 $50 $149,982 $136,484 Sigonella 133 $174,854 $1,176 $176,030 $93,630 2015Twentynine Palms 1789 $1,080,704 $44,632 $1,125,336 $143,920 Ventura/Port Hueneme 664 $503,032 $32,907 $535,939 $77,324 Washington Navy Yard 424 $388,224 $32,968 $421,192 $467,884 Whidby Island 860 $562,573 $14,806 $577,379 $221,508 Yokosuka 544 $392,537 $1,810 $394,347 $421,686 NMCRS Yuma 4,021 34534 $312,649 22 $16,340 $328,98916 3 $69,445 TEAM *San Onofre is included with Camp Pendleton for Active Duty Fund Drive donations. VOLUNTEERSTRADITIONAL COMBATCASUALTY ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE VISITING NURSES VISITING NURSES STAFF

481,140 Volunteered FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Interest-free Loans and Grants Hours - Society wide BASIC LIVING EXPENSES (FOOD, LODGING) $19,074,436 TRANSPORTATION (INSURANCE, CAR PAYMENT, RENTAL) $10,161,338 PROGRAMS FAMILY EMERGENCY $4,138,089 CAR REPAIRS $3,509,726 TRANSPORTATION DUE TO FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS $3,004,544 22,282 OTHER (PAY ENTITLEMENT SHORTFALLS, PREDATORY LOAN AVOIDANCE) $1,822,407 Home visits and other contacts HOUSEHOLD SET UP $1,626,106 with mothers and FUNERAL EXPENSES $1,225,639 newborns, elderly retirees, widows MEDICAL/DENTAL (NON-MILITARY MEDICAL FACILITIES) $807,090 and widowers EDUCATION $399,395

57,833 Clients received financial assistance $45.8 26,976 MILLION Home visits and other contacts to provide Combat Casualty Assistance (CCA) $60 NMCRS.ORG/REPORT2015 | 13 INFLOWS MILLION OUTFLOWS

LOAN REPAYMENTS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE 7,795 $41.1 MILLION $45.8 MILLION Moms and dads CONTRIBUTIONS PROGRAMS attended a $17.9 MILLION $20.2 MILLION Budget-for-Baby workshop MANAGEMENT & OTHER RECEIPTS GENERAL (THRIFT SHOPS) $1.8 MILLION $1 MILLION FUNDRAISING 5,902 $1.3 MILLION Gift bags with hand-made blankets and other items $69.1 provided to MILLION expectant parents NOTE: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFLOWS AND OUTFLOWS DURING 2015 WAS COVERED BY FUNDS WITHDRAWN FROM THE SOCIETY’S INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO.

AS OF 4/30/2015 (FINAL) MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR SAILORS, MARINES, AND THEIR FAMILIES Volunteer Recognition

Meritorious Service Award SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE AWARD The Society’s2015 highest volunteer service Recognizes those volunteers who have award, it recognizes outstanding service made a significant, “above and beyond” and unusual achievement of significant contribution to the Society benefit to the Society Leatha Bellomy - Bremerton Jean Himelspach - Okinawa Maria Connelly - North Island Nancy Norton - Little Creek Ginny Furstenberg Goodman - Pensacola Barry O’MalleyNMCRS - Miramar 4,021Grete Hansen - Kings34 Bay 22 163 Kirstin Perry - WhidbeyTEAM Island Jessica Kelly - Bremerton Heather Kuhn - Oceana Philly Pridgen - Cherry Point VOLUNTEERSTRADITIONAL COMBATCASUALTY ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE MarcieVISITING Land -NURSES San Diego VISITING NURSES STAFF CAPT Albert Lawler, USN (Ret.) - Pensacola Yadira Maust - Camp Lejeune 481,140 Amy Moore - Oceana FINANCIALLynn Neagley ASSISTANCE - North Island Interest-free Loans and Grants Volunteered Yvonne Skidmore - Bethesda Hours - Janette Thompson - Fort Worth Society wide BASIC LIVING EXPENSES (FOOD, LODGING) $19,074,436 TRANSPORTATION (INSURANCE, CAR PAYMENT, RENTAL) $10,161,338 PROGRAMS FAMILY EMERGENCY $4,138,089 Presidential Certificate ofCAR Commendation REPAIRS $3,509,726 Acknowledges exceptional volunteer service to theTRANSPOR Society TATION DUE TO FAMILY MEMBER ILLNESS $3,004,544 Sarah Aaron - Patuxent22,28 River2 AnnMarie OTHERHart - Camp (PAY LejeuneENTITLEMENT JaniceSHORTF PortnoyALLS, -PREDA PatuxentTORY River LOAN AVOIDANCE) $1,822,407 Rhonda AshlimanHome - Lemoorevisits and Jenna Hartsfield - Bangor/ Lindsey Potts-Szoke - Jacksonville HOUSEHOLD SET UP $1,626,106 Erin Babakan - Oceanaother contacts Bremerton Penny Raisor - Yuma Jessica Beanswith - Patuxent mothers and River Abigail HerrickFUNERA - NewL EXPENSES River Renee Rickrode - Little Creek $1,225,639 newborns, elderly Susan Beebe -retirees, Patuxent widows River Jessie HodgesMEDICAL/DEN - Camp LejeuneTAL (NON-MILITARPeterY RiesterMEDICAL - PatuxentFACILITIES) River $807,090 Angelica Botkin -and San widowers Antonio Joan Horton - Guam Laurie Riley - Lemoore Kathleen Boyce - Kaneohe Bay Ashleigh JensenEDUCAT - IOCampN Lejeune Margaret Roberts - Patuxent River $399,395 Natausha Bruneel - Bangor Katherine Kapron - Cherry Point Stephanie Rumfelt - Jacksonville Daysi Cahill - Lemoore Margaret Keelty - Cherry Point Melissa Schade - Jacksonville Vironica Calhoun - New River Kristin Keidel57,833 - Corpus Clients Christi receivedDebra financial Schoenrock assistanc - Northe Island $45.8 Kathryn Carlsward26,97 - Everett6 Cheryl Keim - Guam Kimberly Seligman - Jacksonville MILLION Michelene CarrollHome - Littlevisits andCreek Marsha Kennel - Little Creek AMC Kerry V. Staniford, USN - other contacts Lynn Catoe - Millingtonto provide Jaime Kunce - New River Patuxent River Bonnie Clark Combat- Patuxent Casualty River Marcella Lewis - Jacksonville Cindy Stevenson - Patuxent River Ginger CommerfordAssistance - Patuxent (CCA) Nadia MayoraINFLOWS - Camp Lejeune Angela Thompson$6 - 0Little Creek OUTFLOWS River Audrey McClune - Jacksonville Patricia Thumm -MILLION Patuxent River Kathleen Crain - Patuxent River AOCM (AW/SW)) Diane McQueen- Mindy Tremblay - Oceana James “Jim” Cronk - North Island Gipson,LOAN USN - RENorthPA IslandYMENTS Lin VandenEnde - New River FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Kaytlyn Dibble - Gulfport Sara McShane$41.1 -MILLION North Island Yesim Vogel - Lemoore $45.8 MILLION Marissa Flores - Patuxent7,79 5River Elizabeth Moore - Oceana Teri Wanamaker - Jacksonville Kitara Garris-SkeeteMoms and - Quantico dads Irene MorganCONTRIBUTION - Okinawa S Karen Weingarth - Guam PROGRAMS attended a $17.9 MILLION $20.2 MILLION Timothy Gray -Budget-for-Baby North Island Michelle Mueller - Camp Lejeune Ann Wilde - Patuxent River Virginia “Gigi” Greer - Miramar Eleni Murphy - Ventura Johanna Winters - Little Creek workshop MANAGEMENT & Rita Guzman - Oceana Linda NicholsonOTHER - San RECEIPT Diego S Meghan Yount - North Island GENERAL Christina Haertel - Guam Theresa Parisher(THRIF -T MiramarSHOPS) $1.8 MILLION James Hardee - Camp Lejeune Christin Plummer$1 MILLION - Cherry Point FUNDRAISING 5,902 $1.3 MILLION Gift bags with hand-made blankets and other items $69.1 MILLION 14 | NMCRS 2015 Annualprovided to Report to Donors expectant parents NOTE: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFLOWS AND OUTFLOWS DURING 2015 WAS COVERED BY FUNDS WITHDRAWN FROM THE SOCIETY’S INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO.

AS OF 4/30/2015 (FINAL) Lifetime Achievement Award

MRS. GRACE GLENWOOD HIGGINSON LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Admiral Steve Abbot, President and CEO of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, awarded the Mrs. Grace Glenwood Higginson Lifetime Achievement Award to five steadfast NMCRS volunteers as part of our celebration of National Volunteer Week for 2015.

Mrs. Mary Wilson Throughout her career of volunteer service with the Mrs. Wilson has served the Ventura Society, she’s driven over 10,500 miles, handcrafted Thrift Shop with inspiring devotion for nearly 1,400 baby blankets and graciously devoted more 10 years. As Thrift Shop Lead, she than 45,000 hours to the men and women of the naval fosters an atmosphere of consideration services. and professionalism and cultivates an impressive sense of community amongst Mrs. Rosemary Cronk her volunteer team. Additionally, she’s Mrs. Cronk’s truly wonderful volunteer introduced efficiencies and process spirit and gentle compassion have made improvements that, even in her first year onboard, an indelible difference in countless lives. resulted in a 100% increase in revenue – with Initially joining the NMCRS San Diego successive sales growth each year thereafter. During Auxiliary in 1994, she soon came to call her 10 years, total store proceeds for this store reached the Offsite Landing Field Imperial Beach the half-million dollar mark. Mrs. Wilson’s selfless Thrift Shop “home” and, for more than commitment to her extended military family epitomizes 21 years, has served as the Thrift Shop selfless volunteer service to others. Lead serving more than 3,900 customers each year and averaging $38,000 in annual sales. “Holding down Mrs. Jane Roser the fort and rolling with the punches,” she is one of the Mrs. Roser’s 25 years of dedicated Society’s treasured, yet unsung, heroes. Mrs. Cronk volunteer service began in 1990, and also has a great sense of humor and sincere affection included assignments in Oceana, for her team and consistently ensures an inclusive Virginia, and Fort Meade and Annapolis, environment where volunteers feel like family and are Maryland. Throughout, she has supportive of one other. With over 14,000 hours served performed brilliantly as a Caseworker, as Society volunteer, Mrs. Cronk embodies all that is Thrift Shop Lead, Budget for Baby best in servant leadership. Program Lead and Chair of Volunteers. After 15 years of selfless service at NMCRS Annapolis, Mrs. Judy Benton Mrs. Roser has provided nearly $225,000 in assistance Mrs. Benton’s first devotion in life to Sailors, Marines and family members. Mrs. Roser is a has always been to her family, but gracious, self-effacing leader and doer who has invested her second allegiance and lifelong her adult life in the important business of providing calling has long been the Navy-Marine comfort, assistance and knowledge to Society clients Corps Relief Society. Her tremendous and volunteers. volunteer spirit and selfless commitment to serve have made an indelible Mrs. Cari Holland difference in the lives of generations of Mrs. Holland’s quarter century of Society clients and volunteers. After remarkable, selfless service began in initially joining the Society in 1968 as a Caseworker 1990 at NMCRS Pearl Harbor – with and Layette Items Contributor at NMCRS Barstow, her subsequent assignments in NMCRS military family was transferred to Quantico, Virginia, and offices in Yokosuka, Japan; Charleston, finally to Pensacola, Florida in 2003. Mrs. Benton is a South Carolina; Naples, Italy; and finally Certified Society Caseworker with 2,039 cases to her Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia. In credit, and she’s provided over $1 million in financial each office, Mrs. Holland improved the assistance, and, in her free time, she’s handcrafted 250 quality of life for service members and families while made-with-love baby blankets. With nearly 18,000 hours serving as Client Services Assistant, Layette Items of volunteer service, Mrs. Benton is one of the Society’s Contributor, Layette Coordinator and Chair of Volunteers. most treasured volunteers.

NMCRS.ORG/REPORT2015 | 15 Clarence Dillon Society

he Clarence Dillon Mr. Ryan T. Currie Society recognizes Mrs. Catherine Fay Dahlstrom in memory of Lawrence J. Tindividuals who have Fay, Jr., USN named the Navy-Marine CPO Byron Dahmer, USN (Ret.) Corps Relief Society as a CDR and Mrs. James R. Dase, USN (Ret.) beneficiary of their estate. VADM and Mrs. George Wilmot Davis, USN (Ret.) Currently 166 members CAPT John H. Deasy, USN (Ret.) strong, enrollment in this Capt Joseph Lee DeGuise, USMC (Ret.) in memory of honorary society is simply a Joseph Frank DeGuise, USMM 1917-1921 matter of advising the Society Mrs. K.L. “Duck” Drake that you have created an PO1 Kerry R. Dunn, USN (Ret.) estate gift such as a bequest SCPO David M. Dutcher, USN (Ret.) in memory of his intention or a charitable In 1942, Clarence Dillon was father, Bernal C. Dutcher Jr., USN trust, or have designated appointed to lead a fundraising Bruce and Eileen Edelson campaign to meet the Society’s P01 Betty J. Ellis, USN (Ret.) the Society as a beneficiary expanding needs created by of a retirement plan or life America’s entry into World War II. PO1 Henry Eymann, USN (Ret.) insurance policy. Donors can CAPT Celine A. Finn, USN (Ret.) also establish a charitable gift annuity with the Society CDR Robert Finney, USN (Ret.) and CAPT Margaret and receive annual payments for life; upon death, the Holder, USN (Ret.) remainder of the annuity is put to work serving Sailors, CAPT Gregory F. Fischer, USN (Ret.) Marines and their families in their time of need. GySgt Richard J. Fitch, USMC (Ret.) Mrs. Donna G. Fredricksen in memory of LCDR Robert A. Legacy gifts are vitally important to the long-term viability Fredricksen, USN of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society and assure that Charles and Karen Fredrickson future demands for financial assistance from active duty MSgt Thomas A. Gafford, USMC (Ret.) and Margaret Ann and retired Navy and Marine Corps service members can Barham be met. PO2 Reynaldo Garcia Jr., USN (Ret.) PO Francis D. Gonterman, USN (Ret.) LCDR W. Duane Goodlett, USN (Ret.) Current Members HMC Willard D. Gubbins, USN (Ret.) Anonymous (20) Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Gubin CAPT Rudolph Abel Jr., USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs. Harold E. Haas, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward L. Anderson MCPO Robert E. Hamell, USN (Ret.) SCPO Richard M. Anderson, USN (Ret.) CPO Lonnie Hamm, USN (Ret.) CDR Peter Angelina, USN (Ret.) and Jan Angelina Mrs. Paula B. Hargrave in loving memory of CDR Paul E. SCPO Lee S. Armstrong, USN (Ret.) Hargrave, USN. CPO Mitchell O. Barker, USN (Ret.) Mr. Eric Harris CDR Russell W. Barnhill, USN (Ret.) Robert F. Hellmers in memory of Frederick Matthew CAPT Walter E. Beam, MSC USN (Ret.) Hellmers CAPT and Mrs. William W. Bennett, USN (Ret.) MCPO and Mrs. Robert Henshaw, USN (Ret.) LCDR Albert Betancourt, USN (Ret.) MCPO Joseph H. Hill, USN (Ret.) in memory of Nancy P. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bisetti Hill ATCS Curt D. Block, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Eileen A. Hintzen in memory of AOC Richard F. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Blundell in memory of CAPT Hintzen, USN Peveril Blundell, USN CPO Bert Horwitz, USN (Ret.) Robert E. Brice, USMC (Ret.) in memory of HMCS Robert LT Raymond E. Hughes, USN (Ret.) Lee Brice, USN Mr. Christopher William Ince Jr. Mr. Doug Bronson CAPT John H. Irons, SC, USN (Ret.) Chaplain Benedict J. Brown, USN SN Henri James, USN (Ret.) Col William Brown, USMCR (Ret.) MM2 (DV/SW) Robert T. Kelly Jr., USN (Ret.) in memory VADM Nancy Brown, USN (Ret.) and LtCol Peter M. of his brother, Stephen E. Kelly Hesser, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Eugene Kendall Ms. Mary A. Mitchell PO1 Richard Kiroy, USN (Ret.) Mr. Brian D. Connellly Mrs. Lillian Jean Klepac in memory of Frank Klepac, Jr. Col and Mrs. Wade H. Cooper, USMC (Ret.) CPO James D. Klock, USN (Ret.) LCDR* and Mrs. Glenn R. Coulter, USN (Ret.) 16 | NMCRS 2015 Annual Report to Donors Clarence Dillon Society

Maj and Mrs. Richard S. Krolak, USMC (Ret.) n 2015, the Society received 41 estate distributions GySgt Paul T. Kuras, USMC (Ret.) totaling almost $2.4 million. These generous men CDR and Mrs. Robert R. Kurz, USN (Ret.) Iand women have left a legacy which will live on CDR Ronald R. Lepak, USN (Ret.) in the hearts and minds of Sailors, Marines and their CDR Dorothy K. Lins-Hanson, USN (Ret.) families who receive Society assistance. Mrs. Patricia L. Lofland in honor of MMCM Trusten “P.” Causey Lofland, USN (Ret.) Estate of Col John W. Beck, USMC CAPT Diann K. Lynn, USN (Ret.) Mozelle Behannon Charitable Trust CDR Doris MacClelland, NC, USN (Ret.) Estate of Evelyn Borgerd Estate of SCPO Jack E. Brown, USN CWO4 and Mrs. Allen F. Manley, USN (Ret.) in memory LTJG Evelyn E. Cerny, USN Trust of their daughter Jean D. Manley CAPT Alvin J. Cerny, USN Trust CAPT Charles Arthur Martin, USN (Ret.) and Mrs. Helen Rose and Henry J. Deeks Charitable Trust Nickerson Martin Gertrude Marie Hamilton 2000 Trust CDR Lawrence Mason, USN (Ret.) Elizabeth Hinchliffe Trust MS2 James E. Mattews, USN (Ret.) Terrance Hutton Trust RMCM William T. McClelland Jr., USN (Ret.) Estate of Thomas J. Kirley CAPT Gary A. McDowell, USN (Ret.) Estate of Margaret E. Lumry CDR Harold H. McKinley Jr., USN (Ret.) George P. Lumsden Trust AVCM and Mrs. Tom Meadows, USN (Ret.) Estate of CPO Joseph C. Marlin, USN CPO James W. Mendoza, USN (Ret.) Estate of Shirley V. McGovern CDR Alan S. Miller, USN (Ret.) George W. Meyer Trust Mr. David M. Minter Estate of Dr. Janet Ollinger in memory of her father, CPO David J. Mitchell, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jack Ollinger, USN Cpl Russell A. Morgan, USMC (Ret.) Estate of CAPT Rufus C. Porter, USN Reba Burns Ransom Trust CAPT Dale H. Moses, USN (Ret.) Estate of MSgt Raymond C. Rau, USMC DKC James A. Mosher, USN (Ret.) Estate of CPO William R. Shoalts, USN SCPO Thomas L. Murray, USNR (Ret.) in memory of Estate of Scott “Doc” Squires, MC USN Frank and Phyllis Murray Estate of Alfonso A. Zamora SgtMaj Emery R. Naboni, USMC (Ret.) CPO Gary W. Nickelson, USN (Ret.) PO2 Russell R. Smith, USNFR (Ret.) CDR Arthur E. Norton, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Paula Souza in memory of John Souza Jr. MCPO John D. O’Connell, USN (Ret.) RMC Mark S Starin, USN (Ret.) LT Peter Pehl II, USN (Ret.) in memory of CWO Thomas CDR Donald W. Stauffer, USN (Ret.) Leroy Pehl LCDR Richard Clay “Smokey” Stover, USN (Ret.) in CPO William R. Pehl, USN (Ret.) memory of Sam and Helen Stover FCCM Gaines M. Perryman, USN (Ret.) PO and Mrs. Ronald Szymonek, USN (Ret.) LtCol Sanford P. Pike, USMC (Ret.) MCPO Levi B. Tarr Jr., USN (Ret.) MSgt Jeffrey C. Polite, USMC (Ret.) CPO Robert D. Tate USN (Ret.) SCPO and Mrs. Timothy W. Powers, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Bernice L. Thiess in memory of John Joseph Thiess UTC Ernest R. Price, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Elizabeth Gaye Thomas in memory of GySgt Col Sara J. Pritchett, USMC (Ret.) Theodore John Thomas, USMC CAPT Ronald W. Pyle, USN (Ret.) CDR Jeannie K. Todaro, USN (Ret.) MCPO Marshall E. Ramsey, USN (Ret.) CWO4 Gary A. Verblen, USN (Ret.) CPO Starling M. Reece, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walsh CDR Joseph Reeves, USN (Ret.) and LCDR Esther V. MCPO George E. Webster, USN (Ret.) Reeves, USN (Ret.) LCDR Chester H. Wheatley, USN (Ret.) in honor of a life CPO Norm Robbins, USN (Ret.) and Mrs. Laurie Robbins spent in the Navy and the work the Society does Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Rose TMC Sharyn Williams, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Arthur Ruhle in memory of CDR Arthur J. Ruhle Jr., Mrs. Patricia D. Wilson in memory of 1stSgt William M. USN Wilson, USMC LCDR Gordon J. Sarver, USN (Ret.) Mr. Douglas Scott Wolverton Mr. William E. Schlotthauer Ms. Mary Sue Woolcock BT2 Diana D. Simmonswright, USN (Ret.) CDR H. Bradford Wynne, USN (Ret.) and Roberta Wynne CAPT Frederick J. Skinner, USN (Ret.) CDR Evelyn D. Yellig, NC, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. Sherman A. Smith, USMC (Ret.) *Deceased MSgt Ralph F. Smith, USMC (Ret.) NMCRS.ORG/REPORT2015 | 17 Significant Contributions

OUR DONORS  MAKING A DIFFERENCE he Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is grateful to the many donors, corporations and foundations that support the Society through annual donations, payroll allotments, estate gifts and non-cash gifts. This donor Treport recognizes individuals and organizations that made gifts to the Society in calendar year 2015. It does not include donations made by individuals or corporations to the Secretary of the Navy’s Active Duty Fund Drive in support of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society.

We work diligently to maintain an accurate database. Please notify the Development Office at (800) 654-8364 of any inaccuracies so that we may set the record straight.

Admiral George Dewey Circle Volunteers Circle Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hallett ($1,000,000 and above) ($5,000 to $24,999) Hull Family Foundation Estate of Terrance Hutton Estate of Janet Ollinger in memory of American Endowment Foundation in Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jeffery, III CAPT Jack Ollinger, USN memory of E. Larry Ohman RADM Michael R. Johnson, USN (Ret.) American Greetings Corp. Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation Theodore Roosevelt Circle American Society of the French Legion of Karl Strauss Brewery Restaurant Honor, Inc. Mr. Ted Kayton ($100,000 to $999,999) LtCol Harold L. Angle, USMC (Ret.) and Keller Motors, Inc. Estate of SCPO Jack E. Brown, USN Ms. Mary Ann Lawson CAPT and Mrs. William H. Kennedy, USN Estate of CAPT Alvin J. Cerny, USN Anonymous (Ret.) Estate of LTJG Evelyn E. Cerny, USN Armed Forces Motorcycle Club, Georgia CAPT and Mrs. James Lacy, USN (Ret.) Lakeside Foundation Chapter LANNET Company, Inc. Navy Exchange Service Command Mrs. Nanette Armstrong CAPT and Mrs. Robert L. Larson, USN Navy-Marine Corps Ball Committee Robert and Ali Bartholomew (Ret.) Safeway Foundation Bayshore Ford Truck Sales, Inc. MajGen Steven J. Lepper, USAF (Ret.) Semper Fit and Exchange Services Estate of Col John W. Beck, USMC Mr. Charles E. Lester Division Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. and Mrs. John Lichner USAA Federal Savings Bank Mr. David Billhimer Ms. Patricia Lofland in honor of MMCM CDR and Mrs. H. Bradford Wynne, USN Estate of Evelyn Borgerd Trusten P. Lofland, USN (Ret.) (Ret.) C.E. and S. Foundation RADM and Mrs. Steven W. Maas, SC, Carswell Field Thrift Shop USN (Ret.) Choice Hotels International Services Estate of QMC Joseph C. Marlin, USN Corp. Mr. John Metzko Grace M. Higginson Circle ($50,000 Christ the King Lutheran Church, Microsoft Matching Gifts Program to $99,999) Fallbrook, CA RADM and Mrs. Matthew Moffit, USN Estate of Clyde Albert MCPO Thomas E. Clark, USN (Ret.) (Ret.) Anonymous Community Foundation of Morgan Network for Good Estate of Gertrude Marie Hamilton County, Inc. NEXCOM Recreation and Social Estate of Elizabeth Hinchliffe Col and Mrs. Michael Cordero, USMC Committee CDR and Mrs. Sidney R. White, USN (Ret.) in memory of Chadwick Dillon NFL Ventures, LP (Ret.) Matthews Northrop Grumman Corporation Charity Mr. James T. Claxton Trust Cowboy Up For the Vets Alfred Phillips Foundation, Inc. Relief Committee Circle AWCM Gordon M. Curran Jr., USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pieszko ($25,000 to $49,999) Dallas Military Ball Foundation Estate of CAPT Rufus C. Porter, USN Trustees of the Trust Fund for the Town of Edmund T. and Eleanor Quick Foundation Amelia Island Concours D’ Elegance Danville, NH Mr. Karlu Rambhala Foundation, Inc. CAPT and Mrs. Donald Debode, USN Estate of MSgt Raymond C. Rau, USMC Anonymous (Ret.) Mr. William Reising Armed Forces Relief Trust Deep Sea Divers Charity Golf Classic Religious Offering Fund - U.S. Naval Mozelle Behannon Charitable Trust Mr. David A. Dickens Academy Chapel Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund CAPT Leo Dominique, USN (Ret.) Mr. Friedrich Rettig Pen Air Federal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards Mr. Robert Rodriguez John and Pam Philips Family Fund CAPT Celine A. Finn, USN (Ret.) Dorothy D. Smith Charitable Foundation Rent-A-Center FirstNet and Fletcher’s Jewelers T Rowe Price Program for Charitable WACOM Women’s Auxiliary Liquidation Giving Commissioned Officers Mess ADM and Mrs. William Flanagan, USN Jane and Robert Salzer Foundation Yokosuka Officers Spouses Club (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Satterthwaite Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodwin Ms. Kristi Scully Mr. Robert Gruba Mr. Peter Seldin Mr. Ronald Hall Estate of CPO William R. Shoalts, USN 18 | NMCRS 2015 Annual Report to Donors Significant Contributions

Silver Gate Yacht Club, San Diego, CA CAPT Kenneth D. Barker, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burnett Estate of Scott “Doc” Squires, MC, USN CPO Robert R. Barkie, USN (Ret.) CDR Johnny Burnette, USN (Ret.) (Ret.) Mr. Luke Barousse CDR Willard C. Burney, USN (Ret.) State of Mississippi License Plate Sales Ms. Michelle Barousse Mr. Matthew Buyske Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Stone Mr. Michael Baucom Sr. C&M Wellness, LLC Harry H. and Martha Washington-Straus CAPT Francis A. Bausch, USN (Ret.) Ms. Pearl Cadwell Foundation Mr. David Bay Maj David H. Calhoun, USMC (Ret.) Taylor + Friends Charity Golf Tournament BD Associates Matching Gift Program Mr. Nick Callahan CAPT and Mrs. William J. Toti, USN (Ret.) CPO Donald Beagles, USN (Ret.) Camp Pendleton Officers Spouses Club CAPT Frederick Triggs, USN (Ret.) Beaufort Rentals, LLC RADM Jay A. Campbell, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Tucker CDR Jerry Beckham, USN (Ret.) Mr. David Cantrell United Way of Greater Philadelphia and MajGen and Mrs. Ronald Beckwith, Capital Group Companies Charitable Southern New Jersey USMC (Ret.) Foundation Upper Skagit Indian Tribe AVCM Deward W. Bedford, USN (Ret.) CPO Barry Carlson, USN (Ret.) UVAS Foundation Mr. Bruce Bell Mr. Brian Carron Vanguard Charitable Endowment Col Roy L. Belli, USMC (Ret.) CDR Robert Carter, USN (Ret.) Program LT David Bellis, USN Mr. Arthur J. Casado Mr. Eugene Westendorf Belvoir Woods Protestant Mission CAPT William Castan, USN (Ret.) The Honorable Donald C. Winter and Society, Ft. Belvoir, VA Cedar Creek Veterans Foundation Mrs. Winter Cadet Ozz Ben-David Chardonnay Foundation YourCause Employee Giving Program CDR Robert Benzin, USN (Ret.) LCDR William L. Childers, USN (Ret.) Estate of Alfonso A. Zamora CDR Paul Berger, USN (Ret.) LCDR Alfred B. Chrisman, USN (Ret.) Bernard Cap Company, Inc. Church Of Christ Our King, Mt Pleasant, President’s Circle CAPT Donald J. Bezdek, USN (Ret.) SC Mr. Servjeet Bhachu ADM and Mrs. Vern Clark, USN (Ret.) ($1,000 to $4,999) LCDR George W. Blair, USN (Ret.) MCPO Carl L. Cobb, USN (Ret.) ADM and Mrs. Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Jess M. Collen CDR Mark Ackerman, USN (Ret.) LCDR Billy J. Bobo, USN (Ret.) Col James G. Collins, USMC (Ret.) CPO Jeffrey S. Ackley, USN (Ret.) BODYBUILDING.com Ms. Siuyuk (Jessica) Collins PO Rodney Adams, USN Boeing Company Employee’s Community COMHSLWINGLANT Chief Petty Officers SCPO Brian Ades, USN (Ret.) Fund Mess Mr. Darwin Afdahl Mr. Stephen Bohlmann COMNAVBEACHGRUTWO FY15 Chief Air Force Chaplain Corps - Tithes and MajGen Charles F. Bolden, USMC (Ret.) Petty Officer Selectees Offerings Fund CAPT Deanna I. Boling, USN (Ret.) Confederation of Leathernecks, Gulf Airbus Group Inc. Matching Gift Program CAPT Frank Boushee, USN (Ret.) Coast Chapter CAPT Tony L. Albano, USN (Ret.) CWO4 Mark S. Bovee, USMC (Ret.) MCPON Donald M. Connell, USN (Ret.) ABE2 Darrell N. Allen, USN (Ret.) LCDR William G. Bowen, USN (Ret.) Philip and Suzanne Conover Mr. Anthony Allou CDR John E. Boyle, USN (Ret.) RADM Peter C. Conrad, USN (Ret.) Amazon Smiles Foundation CDR Frank E. Braden, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Mark Constantian America’s Charities CDR Leland H. Bradshaw, USN (Ret.) Mr. Darrell Cooksley CAPT Jimmy D. Anderson, USN (Ret.) CPO Kevin P. Braniff, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ryan Cormier MSgt Thomas W. Anderson Jr., USMC Mr. David Branson LT Donald P. Cornagie, USN (Ret.) (Ret.) Maj Michael W. Bray, USMC (Ret.) Costco Warehouse, San Diego, CA Mary and Roy Anderson Charitable CDR Fred J. Breaux, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. John Cotton, USN (Ret.) Foundation, Inc. Breezy Point Triathlon Mr. Jason Couturier CAPT Thomas Andress, USN (Ret.) CAPT Neil Brennan, USN (Ret.) Mr. Keith Covington CAPT Edward P. Anglim, USN (Ret.) Ms. Dawn Young Brennan CAPT Teresa Cox, USN CDR Robert Arbeene, USN (Ret.) LCDR Charles V. Briegel, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Barney Cramp, USN Arizona Community Foundation SCPO William E. Briscoe, USN (Ret.) (Ret.) Col Lyle O. Armel, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Leroy K. Brock, USN (Ret.) Mr. Clyde Crawford CAPT Stephen A. Arndt, USN (Ret.) CWO4 Phillip L. Brocker, USMC (Ret.) CRG-1 Detachment, Guam Mr. William Arras CPO Reginald K. Brooks, USN (Ret.) Mr. William Croxville AT&T United Way Employee Giving CDR Michael R. Brower, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. R. Laurence Cullen in Campaign SN Gary L. Brown, USN (Ret.) memory of CAPT John T. Beaver, USN Mr. Albert Atkinson PO Chris Brown, USN (Ret.) Curriculum Associates, LLC in memory of CPO Emilie M. Austin, USN (Ret.) CAPT Kenneth B. Brown, USN (Ret.) CDR Russell McJunkin, USN Ayco Charitable Foundation CAPT Robert A. Brown, MC USN (Ret.) Ms. Dani Dailey CAPT James Backstrom, USN (Ret.) CDR Joseph D. Brubaker, USN (Ret.) Ms. Gayla Darrah CAPT Mario J. Bagaglio Jr., USN (Ret.) CDR Dean Brueggemeyer, USN Maj Benjamin Davenport, USMC Col Daryl E. Baker, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Charles M. Brune, USN (Ret.) Maj John W. Davenport, USMC (Ret.) LtCol Edward J. Ball III, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Lawrence Brzozowski, USN (Ret.) LtCol Peter K. Davis, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Stephen F. Ballard MCPO Charles M. Buie, USN (Ret.) LCDR Andrew R. Davis, USN (Ret.) Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund CAPT Roger Burbrink, USN (Ret.) Davita Total Renal Care, Inc. Bank of America Employee Giving CAPT David M. Burch, USN (Ret.) Ms. Betty Dawber Campaign LtCol Bernard T. Burchell Jr., USMC (Ret.) CAPT Rosemary N. Dawson, USN (Ret.) LCDR Linda Barbour, USN (Ret.) GySgt Daniel L. Burhans, USMC (Ret.) CDR Donald J. Deda, USN (Ret.) NMCRS.ORG/REPORT2015 | 19 Significant Contributions

President’s Circle (continued) Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ebbers Fighter Fest Association LT John Dedolph, USNR CPO Ronald L. Ebey, USN (Ret.) CAPT Ray Figueras, USN (Ret.) CAPT John Deehr, USN CDR Kenneth C. Eckerd, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael J. Fitzsimmons, USN (Ret.) Rose and Henry Deeks Charitable Trust Mr. R. Walter Eckles CWO3 William E. Flaherty, USN (Ret.) Del Pueblo RV & Tennis Resort, Yuma, AZ ECPI University Fleet Reserve Association and Ladies LCDR John A. Demasters, USN (Ret.) Mr. Charles Edwards Auxiliary Unit 289 Mr. Barry Demchak Mr. Charles D. Ellis and Ms. Linda K. Dr. James R. Flower in memory of CAPT Ms. Kathlyn Den Dulk Lorimer Robert Mitchell, USN Mr. Robert Dennison CAPT James D. Ellison, USN (Ret.) Mr. Hans Foerster LCDR James T. Denny Jr., USN (Ret.) Elpx, LLC CDR Randall Foltz, USN (Ret.) MCPO L.V. Denson, USN (Ret.) LCDR James W. Emery, USN (Ret.) CDR Timothy Fridley, USN (Ret.) CDR John J. Dettmer, USN (Ret.) Encana Oil and Gas Mr. Duane Frist Ms. Patricia Dietrich Encore Capital Group Fruman Foundation in memory of Albert RDML Thomas Q. Donaldson, USN (Ret.) CDR Jennifer Espiritu, USN Fruman CDR Mark E. Donaldson, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot J. Estes Cpl Joseph Fudge, USMC (Ret.) Donatic (Givealike) Mr. Monty Eubank CDR Charles L. Fuld, USN (Ret.) CAPT Alan Dougall, USN (Ret.) YN2 Daniel K. Evans, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert H. Fuller, USN (Ret.) CDR Timothy Dougherty, USN CDR David Evans, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard Funke CAPT Stephen Doyle, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert A. Eveleigh, USN (Ret.) Ms. Ona Furrow Ms. Melanie Dragosljvich Mrs. Joan Farmer in memory of Robert CAPT Richard O. Gamble II, USN (Ret.) Dr. and Mrs. James Drake in memory of Farmer Cpl Christophe H. Garcia, USMC (Ret.) CDR Donald S. Lawrence, USN Mr. and Mrs. Pat Fedor Ned and Maxine Garrigues CDR Timothy P. Dugan Jr., USN (Ret.) Fellows Foundation CAPT Charles W. Gates, USN (Ret.) LCDR Delma D. Dunn, USN (Ret.) Ms. Donna Fenske Capt Hardy D. Gates, USMC (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Earnshaw CDR William E. Fenton, USN (Ret.) RDML and Mrs. Jan C. Gaudio, USN (Ret.) PO1 Clinton A. Eastwood, USN (Ret.) CAPT Michael B. Ferguson, USN (Ret.) CDR Steven C. Gaylor, USN (Ret.) Navy-Marine Corps Ball Committee Donors

Four Star Anchor Award ($50,000-$74,000) SunTrust Bank Lockheed Martin Corporation Textron

Platinum Anchor Award ($35,000-$49,999) Meritorious Achievement Award ($1,000-$4,999) The Boeing Company Chase Investment Counsel Corporation Diamond Hill Capital Management, Incorporated Golden Anchor Award ($25,000-$34,999) CNA Corporation The Law Office of Bert Bisgyer Northrop Grumman Corporation J.F. Lehman & Company Lowe, Brockenbrough & Company, Incorportated Naval Officers’ Spouses’ Club of Washington, DC Circle of Honor Tribute ($15,000-$24,999) General Dynamics The Potomac Advocates Pratt & Whitney Rothschild Asset Management, Incorporated Wyle Distinguished Service Award ($10,000-$14,999) Debbink Family Foundation Raytheon

Outstanding Unit Citation ($5,000-$9,999) BecTech, Inc. Carnival Corporation & plc GE Aviation Hewlett Packard Company Huntington Ingalls Industries Navy Mutual Aid Association Oceaneering International, Incorporated SAIC Sealift Incorporated SES Government Solutions Admiral Abbot accepts a donation to NMCRS for $345,000 from Mrs. Julie Roegge, Navy-Marine Corps Ball Committee Chair

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GE Foundation CDR George W. Hiza, USN (Ret.) Mr. Timothy Ketchum ADM Harold W. Gehman Jr., USN (Ret.) CAPT Stephen Hoffman, USN (Ret.) CDR Kevin Keutmann, USN (Ret.) Col Charles R. Geiger, USMC (Ret.) Mr. James Hoffmann RADM Margaret G. Kibben, CHC, USN Ms. Kathy Geigle LCDR Tracy D. Hofmann, USN (Ret.) Kings Lions Club General Atomics Mr. John Hollenbeck LCDR James R. Kirk, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs. Robert T. Gerken, USN CAPT Sandra A. Holmes, USN (Ret.) Estate of Thomas J. Kirley (Ret.) Honeywell International Charity Matching Mr. Niels Kistrup AVCM Steven D. Gerner, USN (Ret.) CDR Daniel Hooper, USN (Ret.) CAPT Russell J. Klingenmeier Jr., USN LT Daniel Gesch, USN CDR John S. Hoover, USN (Ret.) (Ret.) GIV Foundation Ms. Jennet Horder Mr. Jason Knapp Give with Liberty CDR William G. Horton, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. James Koltes Mrs. Julia M. Glenn CAPT Merlen F. Howe, USN (Ret.) RADM Alvin B. Koeneman, USN (Ret.) Eugene and Marilyn Glick Foundation Mr. J. Kendall Huber CDR George Kolbenschlag, USN (Ret.) CAPT James E. Goldsmith, USN (Ret.) CAPT James Huck, USN (Ret.) Col Howard Koppenhaver, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Roy L. Gooch, USN (Ret.) BGen Richard H. Huckaby, USMC (Ret.) PO Matthew Korte, USN LCDR James F. Goodwin, USN (Ret.) CDR Thomas F. Hughes, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald J. Krentz, USN (Ret.) Mr. Nathan Gordon Ms. Susanna Hung Mr. Dietrich Kuhlmann CAPT William M. Gortney, USN (Ret.) Mr. Hugh Hunter CAPT Dennis R. Laack, USN (Ret.) Ms. Elaine M. Gould CDR Bruce R. Hunter, USN (Ret.) LA-CO Industries, Inc. in honor of Randy Col Laurens Grandy, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Vernon Hutton III, USN (Ret.) Pace LCDR Clifford R. Grave, USN (Ret.) Mr. Duc Huynh CDR Valerie Lacroix, USNR LtCol Gordon E. Gray, USMC (Ret.) CDR Mariangel Ibarra, USN Ladies Philoptochos Society LT Richard Green, USN (Ret.) IBM Employee Services Center Col Alexander E. Lancaster, USMC (Ret.) Greenaway Foundation Sgt Ahmad Ibrahim, USMC (Ret.) CWO4 Dennis L. Languell, USN (Ret.) CAPT Wallace A. Greene, USN (Ret.) SCPO Charles R. Imus, USN (Ret.) Maj Jerome F. Lawson, USMC (Ret.) CDR Erik Gregory, USN (Ret.) RADM Eugene S. Ince, USN (Ret.) Ms. Andra Legere MCPO Early Griffin, USN (Ret.) Ingram Micro, Inc. CPO Richard C. Lemay, USN (Ret.) Ms. Alexandra Grosman Col Donald Ingram, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Jerome Leugers Mr. Doug Gross and Ms. Mary Mr. Warren Inouye LtCol E. Bud Lewis Jr., USMC (Ret.) Hasenoehrl IRD Glass CAPT Herbert H. Lewis, USN (Ret.) Ms. Thierry Guny RDML Jon R. Ives, USN (Ret.) Mr. Gary Leyendecker CAPT William S. Guthrie, USN (Ret.) CPO John D. Jackson, USN (Ret.) CDR Donald R. Lincoln, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard F. Haas Jr., USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert W. Jacobs, USN (Ret.) Little Creek Bargain Shop CDR Michael Habibe, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ronald Jaeh Ms. Brenda Lloyd CAPT Paul Haebler, USN Mrs. Frances S. James CDR Dennis C. Logan, USN (Ret.) CPO Carl T. Haley Sr., USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. James Sgt Paul W. Long, USMC (Ret.) Halliburton Giving Choices CWO4 Peter C. Janney, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Arturo A. Lopez, USN (Ret.) Mr. Leif Halverson CDR Anthony L. Janse, USN (Ret.) Mr. Christopher Love CAPT Weldon H. Hammond Jr., USNR Maj John L. Jenkins, USMC (Ret.) Mr. David M. Loveday (Ret.) Mr. Robert Jennings CPO Richard J. Lozoski, USN (Ret.) Mr. Matthew Hammond CDR Jay L. Jensen, USN (Ret.) Estate of George P. Lumsden CPO Richard R. Hannah, USN (Ret.) Mr. Lowell J. Johnson Jr. LtCol Walter E. Lundin, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Timothy Hannon Col Sven Johnson, USMC (Ret.) CDR Michael Lyle, USN LCDR Charles R. Hannum, USN (Ret.) Mr. Carl Johnson CAPT Richard L. Lyman, USN (Ret.) Hanover Insurance Group Foundation LCDR Marilyn R. Johnson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael Macaluso Ms. Susan Hanson MSgt Russell L. Johnson, USMC (Ret.) Webco General Partnership Sgt Anthony R. Harbour, USMC (Ret.) PO1 Thomas Johnson, USN (Ret.) CDR Daniel Machir, USN (Ret.) Ms. Teresa Hardwick Mr. Richard Johnson PO3 Johnny A. MacLeod, USN (Ret.) Mr. William Hardy LtCol Gerald M. Johnson, USMC (Ret.) RADM Archer Macy, USN (Ret.) MCPO Carl G. Hare, USN (Ret.) Mr. Jeffrey Johnson Ms. Pearlie Madkins Mrs. Gay Harrington in memory of LCDR Mrs. Jean L. Jone in memory of CPO Col James Maher, USMC (Ret.) John R. Harrington, USN John L. Jone, USN RADM Michael K. Mahon, USN (Ret.) GySgt Ronald H. Harris, USMC (Ret.) Maj Harlan E. Jones, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Robert M. Malene, USN (Ret.) CAPT William G. Harrison Jr., USN (Ret.) LCDR Anthony W. Jones, USN (Ret.) CPO Jeffery L. Manley, USN (Ret.) Ms. Julie Hartin Mr. Philip M. Jordain LTJG Charles B. Manning, USN (Ret.) CAPT Craig Hatch, USN (Ret.) CDR Vernon L. Jumper, USN (Ret.) CAPT William S. Manning, USN (Ret.) LCDR Robert C. Hatcher, USN (Ret.) JustGive Marine Spouses’ Thrift Shop SCPO Paul Heermans, USN (Ret.) JustBorn Mr. James Martin MSgt James A. Hegarty, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Leslie Kappel, USN (Ret.) CAPT John O. Martin, USN (Ret.) CAPT Joseph Henderson, USN (Ret.) CAPT William Kauffman, USN (Ret.) RADM Kathleen L. Martin, NC, USN CDR Albert Herr, USN (Ret.) CDR Jerry L Keery, USN (Ret.) (Ret.) Mr. Daniel Hesse Keller Ford Lincoln Mr. Russ Matsenbaugh LtCol James E. Hiett, USMC (Ret.) CWO2 Anthony W. Kelly, USN (Ret.) CAPT William G. Matton III, USN (Ret.) CAPT Paul Hill, USN (Ret.) Ms. Dixie L. Kennedy CPO William D. Mays, USN (Ret.) MCPO Joseph H. Hill, USN (Ret.) Rev. William A. Kernan Gertrude B. and Mortimer May CDR Thomas Hinckle, USN (Ret.) LtCol Daniel Kernen, USMC (Ret.) Foundation NMCRS.ORG/REPORT2015 | 21 Significant Contributions

President’s Circle (continued) NLUS - Guam Council Mrs. Mimi O. Purvis in memory of CAPT CAPT Clyde H. McAllister, USN (Ret.) NLUS - Hilton Head Council Grady “Pete” Purvis, USNR LT Joseph P. McAuliffe III, USN (Ret.) NLUS - Patuxent River Council Queen’s Harbor Yacht & Country Club SCPO Eugene M. McCabe, USN (Ret.) NLUS - Yuma Council Group LtCol Edward F. McCann, USMC (Ret.) CDR Robert G. Nolan, USN (Ret.) Ms. Virginia Quigley VADM Justin D. McCarthy, USN (Ret.) Norfolk Hockey LLC - T/A Norfolk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rath CAPT Margaret Ann McCloskey, USN Admirals Raytheon Company (Ret.) LCDR Eric E. Norris, USN (Ret.) CDR Maury E. Redford, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Paul McConnell North County Chief Petty Officers Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reed CDR John McConville, USN (Ret.) Association Capt Kim B. Reisdorph, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Jeffrey McCurdy, USN (Ret.) Ms. Yvonne Norton Religious Offering Fund - Naval Base CDR Edward L. McCutchen Jr., USN RADM Robert M. Nutwell, USN (Ret.) Coronado (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Daniel I. Nylen, USN Religious Offering Fund - Naval Air Ms. Kathleen McDermott (Ret.) Weapons Station China Lake CAPT James M. McDonald, USN (Ret.) OceanFirst Foundation Religious Offering Fund - Calvary Chapel Mr. Michael McElwee Okefenokee Chapter of the Military Religious Offering Fund - Chapel of the Estate of Shirley V. McGovern Officers Association of America Good Shepherd Ms. Mary McGuire CAPT Mark C. Olesen, USN (Ret.) Religious Offering Fund - COMFLEACT MMCS Duane K. McLaughlin, USN (Ret.) LT Michael D. Oliver, USN (Ret.) Chaplain’s Office CPO Raymond T. McPhillips, USN (Ret.) Operation Jingle, Norfolk, VA Religious Offering Fund - Joint CPO Michael P. Megonigle, USN (Ret.) CAPT Dean A. Ortmann, USN (Ret.) Expeditionary Base Little Creek Chapel Mr. Daryl Melvin Mr. Arthur L. O’Toole Religious Offering Fund - Joint GySgt Randy N. Mericle, USMC (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. James Ouimette Expeditionary Base Little Creek- Fort CDR Donald C. Meyer, USN (Ret.) SCPO William Over, USN (Ret.) Story George W. Meyer Trust PO1 Robert Paddock, USN (Ret.) Religious Offering Fund - Joint Base LCDR Kent A. Meyer, USN (Ret.) San Diego Padres, LP Myer-Henderson Chapel Mr. Ronald Mezzetta Mr. John Palmer Religious Offering Fund - Marine Corps Ms. Christy Midden CAPT Robert Parkinson, USN (Ret.) Air Station Cherry Point CDR Nickolas Milanytch, USN (Ret.) Ms. Sue Parks Religious Offering Fund - Marine Corps CAPT William R. Miller, USN (Ret.) Mr. Emmett Partain, III Air Station Iwakuni PO2 Ronnie A. Miller, USN (Ret.) Capt Jeffrey E. Patubo, USMC (Ret.) Religious Offering Fund - Marine Corps Capt Allen H. Miller, USMC (Ret.) Patuxent River Officers’ Spouses’ Club Air Station Miramar Chapel Ms. Michelle Miller CAPT Paul Pearigen, USN Religious Offering Fund - Marine Corps Mr. Jeffrey Miller Ms. Renee Pearson Base Quantico Chapel CDR Norman J. Mills, USN (Ret.) LT Jennie Pearson, USN Religious Offering Fund - Marine Corps LCDR James L. Mimms, USN (Ret.) CDR Alton Pedersen, USN (Ret.) Installation Pacific Chapel CPO Richard P. Minch III, USN (Ret.) Mr. Edward Pepling Religious Offering Fund - Murphy Canyon Mr. David M. Minter Pericle Communications Company Chapel LtCol Gregory K. Mislick, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Albert Perpuse Religious Offering Fund - Naval Air CAPT Robert Mitchell, USN (Ret.) Mr. Calvin Peters Station Sigonella Chapel EMCS Donald D. Mittelstaedt, USN (Ret.) LCDR Glynda S. Peters, USN (Ret.) Religious Offering Fund - Naval Air Mr. John B. Molloy GySgt Andrew D. Petricko, USMC (Ret.) Facility Atsugi Chapel Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding CDR Michael P. Pflueger, USN (Ret.) Religious Offering Fund - Naval Air Trust, Inc. CDR Jodi Phillips, USN Station Lemoore Ms. Lynn Morgan CDR Thomas F. Phillips, USN (Ret.) Religious Offering Fund - Naval Base LtCol Terrence C. Morgan, USMC (Ret.) Philoptochos Society of St. Nicholas Point Loma Chapel Maj Alfred H. Mossler, USMC (Ret.) Greek Orthodox Church Religious Offering Fund - Naval Station CDR James C. Murray, USN (Ret.) CAPT Arthur R. Philpott, USN (Ret.) Everett Gen Thomas Murray, USMC (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Piegza Religious Offering Fund - Naval Station Col William R. Murray, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Charles Piersall, III San Diego MCPO Donald C. Myren, USN (Ret.) Plantation at Ponte Vedra Golf Club Navy Religious Offering Fund - Naval Training Mr. and Mrs. Robert Naeger Appreciation Day Center Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Namerow Mr. Albert Pope Religious Offering Fund - Our Lady Col and Mrs. Donald L. Nangle, USMC Mr. Paul Postal Queen of Peace Catholic Community - (Ret.) GEN and Mrs. Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.) CID Corry Station LCDR William E. Nast, USN (Ret.) CPO Dennis F. Prather, USN (Ret.) Religious Offering Fund - Robert Taylor Naval Audit Service CAPT and Mrs. John H. Preisel, USN Memorial Chapel Naval Base Guam - Chief Petty Officers (Ret.) CAPT Stephen Revelas, USN Association Pesenti Family Foundation Mr. Richard Reynolds Naval Officers Spouses Club of San Price Family Foundation, Inc. RDML Wayne E. Rickman, USN (Ret.) Diego Col Ronald M. Proudfoot, USMC (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rideaux Naval Order of the United States ADM and Mrs. Joseph W. Prueher, USN Ridgefield Park Elks No 1506 in honor of Mr. David Navarro (Ret.) John F. Dietrich NAVSUP WSS Philadelphia FMS Code Mr. David Psilas in memory of Linda CAPT Katherine A. Rief, USN (Ret.) 751 Aviation Higgs CTIC Mitchell L. Ringer, USN (Ret.) NFCU, Pensacola Branch Puget Sound Harley Owners Group CAPT Charles T. Ristorcelli, USN (Ret.) 22 | NMCRS 2015 Annual Report to Donors Significant Contributions

MCPO Arthur Ritchie, USN (Ret.) CAPT William F. Smith, USN (Ret.) Col Klaas Van Esselstyn, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Nelson Rivera LCDR Travis R. Smith, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard Vaswani Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts CDR Tom Snurka, USN (Ret.) CDR Rebecca L. Vautier, USN (Ret.) CDR Brian D. Robertson, USN (Ret.) Ms. Patricia Socha CAPT David Veatch, USN (Ret.) Robertson Family Charitable Fund Mr. Robert Spahr Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Veiga, Jr. Col Robert Robinson, USMC (Ret.) Ms. Theresa C. Sparks Vietnam Veterans of Hotel Company, 2nd VADM and Mrs. Adam M. Robinson Jr., Brad and Monica Spencer Battalion, 7th Marines USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Peter Spira CAPT Pierre G. Vining, USN (Ret.) Mr. Jerome J. Roche, Jr. St. John’s Episcopal Church Thrift Shop CDR Deborah L. Waggoner, USN (Ret.) SCPO John C. Rogers, USN (Ret.) St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walsh CDR Douglas J. Rosemark, USN (Ret.) Mr. Ken Stancliff John W. Warner IV Foundation, Inc. CDR Donald H. Rosenbaum, USN (Ret.) VADM and Mrs. H. Denby Starling II, USN CPO David Warner, USN (Ret.) Mr. David Rosenblum (Ret.) CDR William Warren, USN (Ret.) Rotary Club of San Jose Foundation VADM George P. Steele, USN (Ret.) CAPT Howard Warwick, USN (Ret.) Mr. Richard Rowe CAPT Michael D. Stenberg, USN (Ret.) SCPO Else D. Watkins, USN (Ret.) MCPO John C. Ruane, USN (Ret.) VADM George R. Sterner, USN (Ret.) CPO David J. Watness, USN (Ret.) CAPT Tommy L. Ruffin, USN (Ret.) CDR D.G. Stiteler, USNR (Ret.) CDR Gary D. Weale, USN (Ret.) CDR Daniel F. Rustchak, USN (Ret.) LT Robert E. Stoehr, USN (Ret.) Ms. Monica Weatherington Mr. Robert Ryan MCPO Glenn T. St.Pierre, USN (Ret.) CPO Leonard Webb Jr, USN (Ret.) SSgt John J. Ryan, USMC (Ret.) CPO Michael D. Suehring, USN (Ret.) CPO Robert D. Weeks, USN (Ret.) CAPT David Sack, USN (Ret.) VADM and Mrs. Paul E. Sullivan, USN Col Daniel Wehrle, USMC (Ret.) LCDR Ernesto J. Salles, USN (Ret.) (Ret.) Mr. Robert Weir PO1 Patrick L. Salter, USN (Ret.) CDR John Sumnick, USN (Ret.) Mr. David Weiss PO Thomas Samuel, USN (Ret.) Sun City Palm Desert Veterans & Friends CDR Ralph C. Wells, USN (Ret.) San Marco Knights of Columbus Club Wells Fargo Community Support LCDR Terry A. Sanner, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. William Sutherling Campaign RADM and Mrs. David Sargent Jr., USN CAPT Bobby L. Sutton, USN (Ret.) Gen Joseph J. Went, USMC (Ret.) (Ret.) Mr. Patrick Swearingen PO3 Cheryl West, USN (Ret.) HMCS John F. Sauln, USN (Ret.) Ms. Janet Sweeney Mr. Joshua Stephen Wharton CAPT Rodney Savage, USN (Ret.) Mr. Michael Sweeney CDR Evan Whitbeck, USN CAPT Peter A. Scala, USN (Ret.) Mr. Frank Szuma Ms. Therese White Mr. William E. Schlotthauer Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Mr. Theodore Whittlinger CAPT and Mrs. John R. Schmidt, USN Mr. Craig Taylor Mr. Beau Wielkoszewski (Ret.) CDR Harry N. Tenaro, USN (Ret.) CPO Dennis W. Wight, USN (Ret.) Schoellerman Foundation The Treasure Shop CDR Terry E. Wight, USN (Ret.) CAPT Jerry L. Schubert, USN (Ret.) CDR Marie D. Thomas, USN (Ret.) CPO Leroy F. Wilhelm, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert A. Schultz, USN (Ret.) George F. Thompson, DDS CDR Mark D. Wilhelmy, USN (Ret.) CAPT Vincent J. Schuppert, USN (Ret.) CDR Sydney D. Thornton, USN (Ret.) CDR James Wilkinson, USN (Ret.) Mr. Steven Schwaiger LCDR Robert S. Thorp, USN (Ret.) PO1 Stanley M. Williams, USN (Ret.) CAPT Richard Y. Scott, USN (Ret.) Tidewater Officers’ Spouses’ Association RADM William Williams, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert W. Scott, USN (Ret.) Tin Can Sailors, Inc. CAPT Ruth Ann Wilson, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seid Mr. Gary Todd CWO3 Jeffrey P. Woizik, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Alfred Selgas LT and Mrs. Carlton Todd, USN (Ret.) CAPT William Wood, USN (Ret.) Sempra Energy Foundation Top Gun Softball Mr. Peter Woodmansee LCDR Damon M. Senaha, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp PO Randy Wooten, USN Mr. and Mrs. David J. Sepos CDR Audrain Triplett, USN (Ret.) CAPT Frank B. Word, USN (Ret.) Mr. William Shannon Truist CDR William Wright, USN (Ret.) RDML Michael A. Sharp, USN (Ret.) Tustin American Legion Post 227 CAPT David A. Wynkoop, USN (Ret.) CDR Carolyn M. Shaw, USN (Ret.) MCPO Kenneth A. Tyler, USN (Ret.) LCDR Keith Yauger, USN (Ret.) LtGen Robert M. Shea, USMC (Ret.) CAPT James J. Tyson, USN (Ret.) CDR Evelyn D. Yellig, NC, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L. Shultz, USN (Ret.) UBS Matching Gift Program RADM and Mrs. Charlie Young, USN Silicon Valley Community Foundation United Way of Albuquerque and Central (Ret.) Col Caroline Simkins-Mullins, USMC New Mexico CWO4 Thomas A. Young, USMC (Ret.) (Ret.) United Way of Benton and Franklin Mr. Pete Young CAPT David E. Simmons, USN (Ret.) Counties 1stLt Edward Yu, USMC CDR Vernon P. Simmons, USN (Ret.) United Way of the National Capital Area Ms. Choi Lai Yu in memory of Joe RADM Andy Singer, USN (Ret.) Uptick Vineyards Dressler Mr. Jeff Singley Mr. Gustavo Urzua Yuma Officers’ Spouses’ Club CDR Carol A. Skiber, USNR (Ret.) US Family Foundation, Inc. CAPT and Mrs. Stephen W. Zavadil, USN Mr. Jim Slack, Jr. USS Cleveland Association (Ret.) CAPT John M. Slaughter, USN (Ret.) USS Florida Gold SSGN 728 CAPT Daniel S. Zazworsky, USN (Ret.) GySgt Alonzo B. Sledge, USMC (Ret.) USS Peleliu CPO Mitchell D. Zinn, USN (Ret.) CAPT Hugh T. Smith, USN (Ret.) USS Theodore Roosevelt CVN 71 Col Lawrence R. Zinser, USMC (Ret.) Ms. Eileen Smith USS Wilkes Barre Association CDR Hugh Zito, USN (Ret.) MCPO Harold E. Smith, USN (Ret.) Valley of the Sun United Way Cpl Steven D. Smith, USMC (Ret.) Value Pay Services, LLC

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