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(continued from page 12) COL Paul M. Fleenor, USA (Ret) Col Daniel M. Fleming, USAF (Ret) Col John S. Flint, USAF (Ret) Rose Marie Flippo George A. Flynn Darrell Foell, Esq. Margaret W. Foley Andrew Fontaness David & Katherine Ford Foreign Area Offi cer Association Milton D. Forsyth Jr. COL Stephen E. Forsyth Jr., ARNG Fort Campbell (Tenn.) Chapter Fort Rucker (Ala.) Chapter Irma Fortier LTC David H. Foster, USA (Ret) Marie J. Fouts CW2 Albert E. Fox, USAR (Ret) CAPT Sandra L. Francis, USN (Ret) RADM William C. Francis, USN (Ret) LTC David D. Frank, USA (Ret) Col Paul S. Frank Jr., USAFR (Ret) Gary W. Fredricks CAPT Sidney B. Freegard, USN (Ret) COL Robert M. Freeny, USA (Ret) CAPT Leland D. Freidenburg Jr., USPHS (Ret) LTC John W. Fringer Jr., USA (Ret) Earl W. Fritts LCDR Jerome J. Fruchtmann, USNR (Ret) Maj Michael E. Frueh, USAF (Ret) Ft George G. Meade (Md.) Chapter CAPT Robert G. Fuller Jr., USNR (Ret) Lt Col Timothy Fuller, USAF LTC Paige D. Funkhouser, USA (Ret) CDR Francis J. Furtado, USN (Ret) COL William J. Furtado, USA (Ret) CAPT Clinton M. Furuya, USNR (Ret) LTC Timothy F. Gale, ARNG (Ret) CAPT Robert S. Galen, USNR (Ret) CDR Joseph F. Gall, USCG (Ret) Timothy Gallagher, in memory of Gerald Gallagher
CDR Douglas N. Gangler, USN (Ret) CAPT Denzel E. Garner, USN (Ret) LCDR Francis M. Garrison, USN (Ret) LTC Robert E. Garst, USA (Ret) Beverly J. Garvin CW4 Arnoldo Garza, USA (Ret) Capt Hardy D. Gates, USMC (Ret) Michael W. Gavlak LCDR Edmund W. Gehringer, USN (Ret) Lt Col Mary J. Gehringer, USAF (Ret) LCDR Francis W. Geisler, USNR (Ret) Gen William Smallwood (Md.) Chapter CDR Marie M.T. Gendron, USN (Ret) Genesee Valley (N.Y.) Chapter CPT Clark L. George, USA (Ret) Jean K. George Georgia MOAA Inc., in honor of VADM Norbert Ryan Jr., USN (Ret) CAPT Clarence R. Gillett, USCG (Ret) COL Richard M. Gilligan, USA (Ret) Anita Ginn LTC Thomas E. Gioiosa, USA (Ret) CDR Charles J. Glaser, USNR (Ret) Lt Gen Otto J. Glasser, USAF (Ret) Lt Col August Golden Jr., USAF (Ret) Karen A. Golden CAPT and Mrs. Walter L. Goldenrath, USN (Ret) COL Abram F. Goldman, USA (Ret) LTC John P. Gollnick, USA (Ret) Andrea L. Golvach, in memory of LTC Duane Golvach, USA
COL Clifton R. Goodwin, USA (Ret), in memo- ry of Don C. Goodwin Julie A. Gould Helen Govatos LTC James B. Graalum, USAR
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facesofmoaa Kudos
Do you know a MOAA member who is making an impact? To nominate a candidate for “Faces of MOAA,” see the MOAA Directory, page 4.
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. Steven P. Drefahl, USN (Ret), Life Member (joined 2003): Drefahl earned his surface warfare quali- fi cation aboard USS England (CG-22). As the COO for the
Cincinnati Area Chapter of the American Red Cross, he led signifi cant fundraising eff orts. He is the president-elect of “Leadership Cincinnati,” Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s fl agship leadership program. He is the fi rst vice president of the Greater Cincinnati MOAA chapter.
Heather Escamilla (joined 2005): Escamilla holds a Bach- elor of Science in elementary education from Towson State University, Md. She taught elementary school for DoD Depen-
dent Schools in Okinawa, Japan. She is deeply involved with the military and civilian communities. Active with various offi cer spouse organiza- tions, she has held a variety of board positions and served on MOAA’s Currently Serving Spouse Advisory Council with the 2015-16 class.
Cmdr. Steve L. Morin, USPHS, Life Member (joined 2014): Morin joined the U.S. Public Health Service in May 2000. At the FDA, he helps patients, caregivers, and patient advocates under-
stand the life cycle of medical product development, working to increase the patient voice in medical product development and help the public understand the regulatory framework that makes up the FDA. He recently served on MOAA’s Currently Serving Advisory Council with the 2015-16 class.
Lt. Samantha Foxton Scarborough, USN, Life Member (joined 2014): Scarborough graduated from the U.S. Naval Acad- emy in Annapolis, Md., in 2007 and reported to USS Princeton
(CG-59) as a strike offi cer. After that, she served as a fi re control offi cer; force protection offi cer; and visit, board, search, and seizure offi cer. She currently is working at the Offi ce of Naval Intelligence and fi nishing Joint Professional Military Education Phase I through the Naval War College.
MO Look for the next “Faces of MOAA” in the December issue.
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