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scholarshipdonors The association expresses its gratitude for the generosity of the following who have donated gifts of $100 or more. We will acknowledge other donors in future issues of Military Ofﬁcer. (continued from page 108) Patricia McCulloch Col. Paul B. Mcdaniel, USA-Ret. Col. Lawrence J. McDonald, USMC-Ret. Elisabeth L. McGibbon Col. James F. McGillivray, USA-Ret. Esther Mcginnis Cmdr. Robert B. McKay, USN-Ret. Rear Adm. Thomas W. McNamara, USN-Ret. Marie McNulty Capt. John T. McQuesten Jr., USN-Ret. Brig. Gen. Willard L. Meader, USAF-Ret. Capt. Richard P. Meaux, USN-Ret. Lt. Col. Phillips Melzer, USAR-Ret. Col. Mark E. Meranda, USA-Ret. Glenda Merrill Cmdr. Kenneth Metviner, USNR-Ret. Virginia B. Meyer Lt. Cmdr. Ernest B. Migliorini, USN-Ret. Mrs. Ford M. Milam Lt. Gen. George D. Miller, USAF-Ret. Col. John H. Miller, USMC-Ret. Patricia S. Miller Capt. Raymond L. Miller, USN-Ret. Capt. Richard J. Miller, USN-Ret. Col. Margaret Y. Mishima, USAF-Ret. Kathleen Mitchell Capt. Leland G. Mitchell, USN-Ret. Lt. Col. Roy T. Mitchell, USAFR-Ret. Lt. Cmdr. Robert W. Moloney, USN-Ret. Maj. William T. Monroe, USAF-Ret. CWO4 Domenico M. Montalto, USA-Ret. 1st Lt. Gerald Monter, USAR-Ret. Capt. James D. Moore, USPHS-Ret. Col. Terrence Moran, USAF-Ret. Col. John D. Morgan, USAF-Ret. Capt. Leroy W. Morgan, USN-Ret. Cmdr. Irma M. Morichelli, USNR-Ret. Maj. Leonard E. Motley, USAF-Ret. Capt. Michael L. Mulford, USN-Ret. Cmdr. George A. Murphy, USN-Ret. Maj. Samuel E. Murphy, USAF-Ret. Maj. Bryce A. Mutch Jr., USMC-Ret. Sara A. Myers Lois N. Nadeau Mrs. Anthony C. Naranjo Col. James F. Neale III, USA-Ret. Mrs. William R. Nealson Ruby J. Neitzke Col. Wilner N.J. Nelson Jr., USAF Capt. Sol Neman, USN-Ret. Col. Dennis Newhouse, USAF-Ret. Rear Adm. Alvin S. Newman, USN-Ret. Mrs. Albert L. Neyhard Lt. Cmdr. Charles L. Nichols, USN-Ret. Lt. Cmdr. Walker D. Nicholson, USN-Ret. Capt. Guy D. Nickerson, USN-Ret. Col. John A. Noble, USA-Ret. Lt. Col. Stanley K. Nodland, USA-Ret. 1st Lt. Robert K. Nogle, USAF-Ret. Capt. John B. Noll, USN-Ret. Lt. Col. Dalton L. Nordyke, USAR-Ret. Harriet Norris Lt. Cmdr. Warren R. Norville, USNR-Ret. Maj. Warren R. O’Brien, USA-Ret. CWO4 Eugene E. Ockrassa, USCG-Ret. Lt. Col. John M. O’Connell, USAF-Ret. CWO William A. O’Leary, USMC-Ret. Linda L. Olson Mark S. Orndorff Lt. Col. Raymond R. Orozco, USAF-Ret. Lt. Col. Paul R. Osborne, USA-Ret. Jean E. Outler Lt. Col. Richard H. Overgaag, USAF-Ret. Col. Clyde W. Owen, USAF-Ret. Lt. Col. James T. Owen, USAF-Ret. (continues on page 78) 110 MILITARY OFFICER facesofMOAA Kudos They come to MOAA with various interests and experiences, and together they make the association strong. Read on to learn more about your fellow MOAA members. Capt. Eric P. Brown, USCG (member since 2006): Brown has commanded the 40-year-old USCGC Dallas, homeported in Charleston, S.C., since August 2006. A native of Amesbury, Mass., Brown entered the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn., in 1980 and now commands several of his fellow alums’ children as the Dallas patrols the Caribbean in service of Coast Guard Atlantic Area. Brown and his wife, Stephanie, currently reside in Texas and have two children: a daughter, Samantha, and a son, Westall. Lt. Col. Denny Gillem, USA-Ret. (life member since 1982): A 1964 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, N.Y., Gillem lives in Grand Rapids, Mich. He’s started a veteran-focused radio talk show, “Frontlines of Freedom,” which is podcast and streamed online. Gillem also serves on the Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce’s Business Networking Committee. Maj. Charles Heck, AUS-Ret. (member since 1964): Heck entered the Army in World War II when he was only 19 years old. He served 20 years with the military police corps, retired as a major in 1964, and entered the U.S. Marshals Service for his second career. He and his wife, Rosina, have two children and one grandchild. Today, Heck and Rosina reside in Largo, Fla. Capt. Tom Joyce, USN-Ret. (member since 2003): A 1979 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., Joyce ﬂew F-14s during his 25-year career — even ﬂying in some scenes in the movie Top Gun. He also commanded Fighter Squadron 111 on the USS Kitty Hawk. Joyce retired from the Navy in 2003 and became a pastor at Immanuel Bible Church in Springﬁeld, Va. MO Submissions: Do you know an MOAA member who is making an impact? To nominate a candidate for “Faces of MOAA,” see the MOAA Directory, page 24. SEPTEMBER 2007

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Military Officer - September 2007

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