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Show -- 1 16 H.litop T.mes LIFETIMES April 5, 1991, VoluifiitfeeB's u u u rm 1 1 by Diana Wiggins Family Support Center The gift of time. This is what Hill AFB's 1,300 volunteers gave to their community last year and is what they continue to give. In economic terms, they contributed over $860,000 to the base and expended more than 203,000 volunteer hours supporting Hill, the mission and the military personnel. Dollars, however, are not the only CARE Hotline phones, oper- 24-ho- ating computers, working cash registers, solving problems and Steve A. F tyn-nett- 1881st r e LaMar A. Wilde and Blaine Pollock, Donna J. Rickerts and Alison U.S. Air Force Hospital, Hill Rebecca A. Beyer and Emily J. Jordan. Vehicle Transportation Division Sheryl Nance Rogers and Steven M. Smith. Human Resources Directorate Bone, Irene Brown, Dennis Cavanee, Alvin R. Chase, Dorothea Corona, Lee E. Hare, Roger D. Horns, Kent D. Hellstrom, Kathy R. Hyden, Carolyn B. Jacklin, Terri L. Lmdsey, Collen L. Masterson, James I. McKinney, Fred C. Mickelsen, Mary Ann Milligan, Joy Oram, Dennis C. Owen, Lois A. Rasmussen, David L. Shaffer, Wendy K. Sims, Diana C. Taylor, Maryann Thomas and Denise A. Tippets. Ramona Anna L. Bagley, William T. Blokeley, Jil G. Davis, Robert G. Davis, Kenny Ray Gnffis, Willard J. Honsvick, Roger B. Hughes, Vickie M. Ingram, Jacqueline C. Jooyan, Terry G. Mansfield, Owen M. Mitchell and K. Fairman. 388th Tactical Fighter Wing Mary E. Hayes. Hovey and Robert L. Rollm P. Calkins, Thomas G. Gailey, Louise E. P. Small Business Office Sandra L. Ropelato. Air National Guard Janis G. Trainor. M. Hollands Linda S. Thiel. and David A. Keene and Jose T. 15) 10 3)Military Special Program U W. Martinez. LM Victoria Nielson. 1881st Ogden Air Logistics Center Terry V. Jones. Johnnie Holloway. service pins 30-ye- ar Kennedy and Dennis G. O'Neill. K. DeWayne H. Sperry service pins 40-ye- ar HR Bettye B. 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OFF CODPOH Good for 10 Off all items in store (Limit one coupon per purchase) Expires April 30, 1991 I I I Name I I Address I I I I fI LAYTON City -- State. .Zip. Phone DIAMOND 544-123- 4 B. Vaughn and Beverly Warner. David L. Beckman and Nicholas G. Conley. Competition Advocacy Directorate Ferrel W. Glines. FM 2849th Civil Engineering Squadron Dina Gerald A. Haslam. Ellsworth. T. Coy, Michael Sharp. PM Roger C. Arnold, Leo James R. Edward Jr. Family Support Center Safety Office L. Corbert, Kathy Tl Dirk S. Kendall, LA 2849th Support Squadron (Oasis) Arnold R. 1881st Tina D. Barber. Aircraft Directorate Walter Tl J. Wolfer. L. George W. Hendrickson, LI Barbara R. Financial Management Direcorate Dorothy K. Green, Virginia Joan Hanson, Wendy L. Myers, Glenna G. Owens and Suzan M. Packham. 419th Tatical Fighter Wing David E. Page, Robert Gene Stone, Harlan M. White and Stephen service pins D. Bingham, Riley. LA Trowbridge. Technology and Industrial Support Directorate 2849th Air Base Group Gregory G. Barfuss, Michael Joseph E. Hood and Milton T. Systems Group L. Contracting Directorate Teresa P. Fulton, Angela L. ar K. Communication-Compute- Buhrley, Randy D. Wakefield, Yoshimura. ar Cristie Allen, Martin M. Bender, Kelly Delores R. Boltz, Mory Ellen Dominguez, Patricia O. Iverson, Scott Jensen, Jeffrey J. King, James K. Masson, Mikkel A. Mtkkelson, Charles Nelson, Willi S. Nelson, Robin E. Price and Allyn A. Sturgis. ICBM Directorate Erich Arnold, Ireta Collins, Duane N. Denton, Alfred R. Guin, Y. Keesler, Linda L. Martin and Robert J. Romero. Lola service pins 20-ye- ar L. Morgan. Commodities Directorate Several Hill AFB civilian employees were recogmilestones in federal nized for achieving will receive 10-- , 20-- , below listed workers The service. 30- - or service pins depending on their length of federal employment. 10-ye- ar mI -- workers get recognition for service time 40-ye- V measure of the value of a person's time, said Col. William K. Rahter, 2849th Air Base Group commander." During National Volunteer Week, April 21 27, photo displays depicting volunteers will be at the hospital, library, base exchange, Family Support Center and Family Services. Their work included manning the Hill 10-ye- Mil i women. Most volunteers are between the ages cf 25 and 49, are married, and have at least a high school degree. Forty-eigh- t percent of all volunteers work outside the home. "What emerges then is a picture of a skilled, busy person who willingly chooses to become busier and more inhiring freeze, operations Desert Shield volved for at least three to four hours and Desert Storm could not only each week in service to the communihave compromised services, but also ty, church, school or other worthy might have dehumanized them. It was volunteer projects," Colonel Rahter the voluntary and caring support said. "In the weeks to come, take time offered by many that lightened the to honor those w ho serve in unpaid caburdens born by all." pacities and consider whether you, like Hill's volunteer population closely they, will donate that most precious mirrors the national profile released in gift your time." To find out more about volunteera 1987 survey commissioned by the JC Penney Company, According to the ing, call the Volunteer Resource Prosurv ey, 56 percent of all volunteers are gram at Ext. 74681. providing comfort and clothes. "If it had not been for dedicated, caring volunteers, like Hill's 1,300, many of the quality programs and services we enjoy here at Hill would not be available," said Colonel Rahter. "The many changes we have undergone in the past year a recession, a T' WESTERN WEAR 451 N. Main, Layton, UT 84041 |
