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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and five at-large (without regard to service affiliation). Directors must be either auxiliary members of MOAA or uniformed- services officers and members of the association. Directors hold office for six years. Each director represents the total association and not a regional or ser- vice constituency. The board directs and controls the business management and affairs of the association and has the au- thority to approve contracts, incur liabilities, expend funds, and attend to other association matters. There are no grade or other limita- tions on the numbers of officers who may serve as directors at any one time. Efforts are made to obtain the best-qualified members from within the membership of the association.
Service on the board Directors serve one six-year term and discharge their governance responsibilities primarily by partici- pating in three board meetings con- vened each year. Each board meeting includes meetings of the various standing committees and requires about one-and-a-half days’ commit- ment, not including travel. A director should be able to de-
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(continued from page 18) CAPT William E. Lehr Jr., USCG (Ret) Lt Col Edwin Levine, USAFR (Ret) CAPT Kirk T. Lewis, USN (Ret) CDR Richard D. Lichtermann, USN (Ret) COL Lynda A. Linker, USA (Ret) CAPT Arnold H. Litteken Jr., USCG (Ret) CDR Lyle E. Littlewood, USN (Ret) Col Gerald D. Long, USAF (Ret) Col Michael D. and Mary Lubin, USAF (Ret) Brian Lubitz Lt Col David C. MacNamee, USAF (Ret) CDR Edith J. Maffeo, USN (Ret) MAJ Richard T. Maltais, USA (Ret) CWO4 Allen F. Manley, USN (Ret) Anita L. Manley LTC Philip J. Manzione, USAR (Ret)
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Richard C. Marr CAPT Shelley S. Marshall, USN (Ret) Col Charles L. Martin Jr., USAF (Ret) Sadie M. Martins Charlann P. Mason LTC David V. Mason, USAR (Ret) LTC Susan A. Mason, USA (Ret) LTC Andrew R. Matika, USA (Ret) Maj Gen Kay C. McClain, USAF (Ret) LTC Frank C. McClenahan, USA (Ret) CDR John P. McConville, USN (Ret) Lt Col James Henry K. McDermott, USAF (Ret) Brian L. McDonald Jr. CAPT Michael L. McGuire, USN (Ret) CDR Robert B. McKay, USN (Ret) MAJ Richard E. McKean, USA CDR Gary V. Meinert, USPHS (Ret) COL Mark E. Meranda, USA (Ret) (continues on page 106)
vote a total of two to three weeks each year to MOAA matters, includ- ing travel, board and committee meetings, and participation in such other events as the annual Council Presidents’ Seminar, regional chap- ter leaders’ symposia, and individual visits to councils and chapters. A director must refrain from activities that could reasonably be viewed as conflicting with or pos- sibly influencing the director’s judgment regarding his or her re- sponsibilities to MOAA. Directors receive no compensation, but they are reimbursed for MOAA- related travel, lodging, and meals.
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