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Welcome to the 2011 Guam USO Gala Salute!

We welcome all of you tonight and thank you for your support of USO Guam, and even moreimportantly, for your support the men and women of the United

States military and their families. As you all know, we simply would not have the freedom and prosperity we have today without the dedi-

cation of those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces – both past and present.

Your attendance at this gala underscores your support for the brave men and women of the military, and shows the world class support

Guam’s local community commits to bring goodness to an extraordinary group of Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen

who serve on this beautiful island. I extend my hear tfelt thanks to all of you for your encouragement, support and generosity.

The Guam USO now welcomes an average of 3,500 service members and their families each month. During times of military exercises or

ship visits, this number rises to more than 7,000 visits a month. Since opening its doors in May 2006, USO Guam has generated much ex-

citement, enthusiasm,and passion for the USO mission, with much thanks to the USO Guam Advisory Council and our sponsors.Inside the

Guam USO, we offer free phone calls around the world and free internetservice, free snacks and very comfortable TV lounges to allow

the troops to relax and unwind while staying connected with their loved ones.Outside the center, we provide care packages and comfort

programs to warriors deploying to Iraq, Afghanistan and other harsh areas of the world, and we’re there to welcome them home upon

their safe return.Our other USO Guam programs – such as the wildly successful Movie Night in the Park – allow us to provide a fun in a

safe environment for the whole family.

In 2010 with the help of the Guam USO Advisory Council, sponsors and volunteers, Guam USO served more than 45,000 visits and provided comfort and care

programs to another 20,000 plus military in programs outside the center. Guam USO accomplished all this while exceeding its budget goals for revenue and ex-

penses, moving the center closer to a self sustaining status USO World aims to achieve for its centers throughout the world. We are proud to operate the center

day and night,365 days a year, with only four employees – a feat only possible through the outstanding cadre of more than 150 volunteers who are the hear t and

soul of Guam’s USO.

Together, USO Guam and this amazing community will continue to provide the very best programs, services, enter tainment and island spirit to the men and

women of the U.S. military and their families... until every one comes home.

On behalf of USO Guam and the USO Pacific region,

we are honored that you able to join us this evening!

Thomas R. Kolstad

Vice President

USO Pacific

WELCOME

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Supporting America’s troops was the first mission of the

USO. In 1941, as it became clear that the nation was head-

ing into World War II, several organizations mobilized to

support the growing U.S. military: the Salvation Army,Young Men’s

Christian Association,Young Women’s Christian Association, Na-

tional Catholic Community Services, National Travelers Aid Associ-

ation and the National Jewish Welfare Board.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt created synergy among these

agencies by forming the United Service Organizations, with the

objective of providing the emotional support the troops needed.

Over time, the USO has evolved, developing new programs and

services to meet the ever-changing needs of the troops and their

families, while holding fast to the original mission.

Today, the USO continues to lift the spirits of America’s troops

and their families, and will continue to be there for them until

every one comes home.

October 30, 1941USO Camp Shows, Inc. is established to provide en-ter tainment to troops around the world.

December 31, 1947All USO clubs and facilities are closed, and the organization isgiven an honorable discharge by President Harry S.Truman.

USO AROUNDTHE WORLD

1982The USO's

Women's Resource

Center opensin Baumholder,

Germany – a prototype for

other USOs.

2010Guam USO Wins USO WorldPresident’s Award

January 1951The USO is reactivated for the Korean War under aMemorandum of Understanding between the presi-dent and the Department of Defense.

June 1972All USO clubs in Vietnam are closed asAmerican troops withdraw.

1993USO enter tainers are sent to Somalia toperform for troops stationed in the area.

December 1964Bob Hope makes his first ChristmasTour to Vietnam.

2003USO Operation Phone home is launched, provingfree, international phone cards to service members.

2002Operation USO Care Package is created by USO ofMetropolitan Washington for troops deploying tosupport Operation Enduring Freedom.

2006Guam USO reopens.

2008Tennis Star AnnaKournikova visitsGuam USO.

2009The USO delivered its first 'USO in a Box'units to forward operating based inAfghanistan and Djibouti.

2009Two hundred USO2GO kits are de-livered to remotely deployed troops.

USO Around The World

Tonight's Pr ogram

Presentation Of the Colors

National Anthem and Guam Hymn

Introduction Of Evening's Very Special Hosts

Reflections On USO "Around The World"

Dinner To The Sounds of Heather Manley

USO Service Member of the Year Award Presentations

TOP SECRET ENTERTAINMENTDancing To The Sounds Of BLACKSHEEP

The Guam USO extends special thanks to the Pacific Daily News for the contribution of tonight's program.

We thank Ms. Cori Berking of Dewitt Transportation & Storage for her leadership of the Gala effor ts.

Thank you to Continental Airlines for the gift of tickets for enter tainers, the Hyatt Regency Guam staff for always going above and beyond the call of duty for Guam USO.

Thank you to GTA Teleguam for communications gifts to our awardees.

Thank you to Mrs. Rhonda Fingal for her talents with decor and creative design.

Very special thanks to Wholesale Inflatable for our 11 foot lobby display of USOs Around The World.

GUAM USO SIXTH ANNUAL GALA SALUTE

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With Thanks To Our Leaders

USO expresses deepest thanks to our communityand military leadersfor their unwavering support.

The HonorableEddie Baza CalvoGovernor of Guam

The HonorableRay TenorioLieutenant Governor of Guam

The HonorableMadeleine BordalloUS Congressional Representative

MajOR GeneralBenny PaulinoAdjutant General,Guam National Guard

Captain Richard WoodCommander,Naval Base Guam

ColonelRobert LlonydCommander,U.S. Marines Pacific(Forward)

Captain THomas SparksCommander,U.S. Coast Guard Sector Guam

Brig. GeneralJohn DoucetteCommander, 36th WingInstallation & Base Commanding OfficerAndersen Air Force BaseDeputy Commander,Joint Region Marianas

Rear AdmiralPaul BushongU.S. Defense RepresentativeGuam, CNMI,Republic of PalauCommander, U.S. NavalForces Marianas Commander, Joint RegionMarianas

Navy

SERvice member of the year

HM1 Justin Rains is the Guam USO ServiceMember of the Year for the U.S. Navy in recog-nition of many achievements in combat situa-

tions and for exemplary performance at the NavalHospital Guam. He attended three months of trainingprior to deploying to Kandahar, Afghanistan – the regionknown for the most intense fighting between NATO

and Taliban forces. With limited resources and under constant threatof direct enemy fire , HM1 Rains utilized all of his deployment andBio-Medical Repair training to help ensure the timely commissioningof the first hardened medical facility in the Regional CommandSouth, Kandahar, Afghanistan.

He was directly responsible for implementation, acceptance, mainte-nance, initiation and placement of 2,425 pieces of medical and dentalequipment valued at more than $8.4 million and 687 pieces of Cana-dian equipment totaling $7 million in this primary trauma center forcombat casualties, force health protection, combat stress and humani-tarian care in direct support of Operation Enduring Freedom.There islittle doubt that his efforts help save the lives of thousands of US andallied personnel.

The equipment logistics and management handled by HM1 Rainswere essential in the medical evacuations of more than 370 patientsand more than 59 urgent and priority missions. Since his return, hiswork at Naval Hospital Guam as equipment manager involved man-aging property books and inventory for 3,831 pieces of medical anddental equipment valued at $22.5 million.

While in theater, HM1 Rains also took valued initiative for orderingequipment and supplies for workspace setup and functionality at thehospital. He then educated the entire command on the use andsetup of all electronic medical equipment. At Guam Naval Hospital,he volunteered as the Assistant Enlisted Advancement Program Man-ager where he coordinated and oversaw the instruction of 148 ad-vancement topics by 18 instructors for command sailors at theMarch 2011 advancement cycle.

HM1 Rains is a recipient of the Navy and Marine Corps Achieve-ment Medal, NATO ISAD Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal, theSea Service Deployment Ribbon and the Overseas Service Ribbon.He is also a volunteer coach for youth baseball and softball inHagåtña and volunteers with Guam Animals In Need (GAIN).

marines

SERvice member of the year

In January 2010 Sgt Justin E. Dues waspreparing himself and his squad for anupcoming deployment with the 24th Ma-

rine Expeditionary Unit (MEU). He had re-cently completed a Joint Fires Observer (JFO) class where helearned to call, control and initiate indirect fires from naval gunfire,mortars, ar tillery and multiple fixed and rotary wing aircraft. He wasthe only cer tified JFO in his infantry company and one of only twocertified Helicopter Rope Suspension Techniques (HRST) Masters,which qualified him to control Marines who were spy rigging, re-pelling or fast roping out of various rotary wing aircraft. He led over50 squad sized patrols, live fire attacks, ambushes during the day andnight, urban assaults, and IED lane training during off site operationsin preparation for deployment with the 24th MEU.

As the 24th MEU left port, they were quickly redirected to assist inOperation Unified Response in earthquake torn Haiti. Sgt Dues servedmultiple leadership roles including providing initial Landing Zone secu-rity to incoming CH-53's, reinforcing and expanding the perimeter se-curity, and serving as Sergeant of the Guard during Operation UnifiedResponse.

After departing Haiti the MEU was once again on its original path toCENTCOM. During the float Sgt Dues was the only Sergeant selectedfrom Battalion Landing Team 1/9 to aid instruction during the 24thMEU Corporal's Course aboard the US Mesa Verde. Along with thoserequirements he was also heavily involved in the training of the rest ofthe junior Marines in Bravo Company where he taught over 150Marines Escalation of Force, Rules of Engagement, Call for Fire, andcompany Standard Operating Procedures in preparation of BravoCompany Fire Team Competition. For the above duties and exemplar-ily efforts that Sgt Dues put forth, he was recognized as Non-Commis-sioned Officer of the Quarter for Battalion Landing Team 1/9, 1stQuarter 2010.

Sgt Dues departed his previous unit for a billet with his current com-mand Marine Forces Pacific (Forward) in November 2010. Since ar-riving on Guam Sgt Dues has volunteered more than 100 hours ofcommunity service for Toys for Tots, bus stop and community wall re-furbishments in Dededo and Yigo, cleanup of multiple local Marinemonuments, and career days at the Astumbo and Benavente MiddleSchools. He continues to set the example and uphold the highesttraditions of the Marine Corps and United States Naval Service.

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Coast guard

SERvice member of the year

Petty Officer Brandon Upchurch’svalues, initiative, and passion for hiswork exemplify both the proud tra-

ditions and future direction of a CoastGuardsman. Over the past twelve

months, MK2 Upchurch has aggressively sought perfection withevery work project and duty he was assigned. As Auxiliary Divi-sion go to guy, MK2 Upchurch was solely responsible for themaintenance and upkeep of SEQUOIA’S Heating,Ventilation,and Air Conditioning systems (HVAC) and refrigeration plants,the removal and installation of #2 ASW pump, assisted in theinstallation of 14 ASW valves, 8 potable water valves, installednew A/C Handler for the crane cab, replaced Directional Con-trol Valves on the Single Point Davit, troubleshot and repairedthe Fuel Oil Purifiers (FOP) on multiple occasions, replacedlower unit and steering system on the UTL and as SEQUOIA’SFuel Water King he successfully on-loaded over 260,000 gallonsof fuel with no spills.

In preparation for SEQUOIA’S first STAN Team visit for thenewly acquired Cutter Boat Large, (CBL), MK2 Upchurch, withminimal guidance, took the lead and ensured proper upkeep ofthe boat record, documentation of its maintenance, includingthe CBL’s boat trailer maintenance, and corrected discrepanciesfrom the STAN Team checklist. MK2 Upchurch worked well intothe night on many occasions to ensure SEQUOIA would have asuccessful visit. In anticipation of SEQUOIA’S FY10 transfer sea-son, MK2 Upchurch unselfishly volunteered to qualify as Riggerand Crane Operator on the buoy deck, thereby lightening theload on the Deck Department. MK2 Upchurch continually giveshis free time back to SEQUOIA and his shipmates. He can becounted on by others whenever needed; he always puts theirneeds before his own.

Most importantly, MK2 Upchurch served as an instructor andmentor to the junior personnel on board, assisted in the qualifi-cations of six Journeyman Engineers, twelve Inport SecurityWatch Standers, twelve DCPQS qualifications, two Small BoatEngineer qualifications, and two Fuel, Oil and Water King Qualifi-cations.

Air force

SERvice member of the year

Master SergeantJoanne E. Reed, originallyfrom Independence, Ken-

tucky, is a First Sergeant assigned to the 36thCivil Engineer Squadron, 36th Mission Support Group,36th Wing, Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. She entered the Air Forcein April 1993 as a Medical Service Specialist and worked in a myriad ofclinical settings including surgical care, family medicine, women’s health,and emergency services.

MSgt Reed distinguished herself through exceptional leadership inmany instances was pivotal in the 36th Civil Engineer Squadron’s re-ceipt of the 2010 Best Small Unit in PACAF Award. She took chargeto coordinate donations during Operation UNIFIED RESPONSE ensur-ing key goodwill for 579 Haitian evacuees. Her diligent work in a civil-ian rape case fused three agencies' effor ts for notification and referraland guaranteed the needs and safety of the victim. Additionally, shecompassionately mentored an additional duty First Sergeant throughthe process for notifications during a family members untimely death,and provided expertise on available Air Force resources which less-ened the hardship.

She was instrumental in the establishment of the 36th Civil EngineerSquadron's Key spouse program which resulted in robust family mem-ber support for 71 deployed personnel and thus becoming a modelprogram for the 36th Wing. Finally, Sergeant Reed graduated numberone out of 426 students at the Air Force Senior Non-commissionedOfficer academy and earned the John L. Levitow top distinguishedgraduate award.

Sergeant Reed has had two previous special duty assignments as a Pro-tocol Specialist assigned to Headquarters, Pacific Air Forces, HickamAFB, Hawaii and as a Professional Military Education Instructor assignedto the McGuire Noncommissioned Officer Academy, McGuire AFB,New Jersey. She graduated from the Air Force First Sergeant Academyat Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base, Alabama in June 2007 and is cur-rently serving her second tour as a First Sergeant.

Her military awards include the Air Force Meritorious Service Medalwith one oak leaf cluster, the Air Force Commendation Medal withthree oak leaf clusters, the Air Force Achievement Medal, the Air ForceMeritorious Unit Award, the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award withthree oak leaf clusters, the Air Force Organizational Excellence Awardwith three oak leaf clusters, the Air Force Good Conduct Medal withfour oak leaf clusters, the National Defense Service Medal with onebronze star, the Iraq Campaign Medal and the Global War on TerrorismService Medal. She attends American Military University and is work-ing toward a Master’s Degree in Organizational Leadership. Around the world

PFC Eric Gatmen currently serves as a rifleman with Char-lie Company 1-294th Infantry Regiment Guam Army Na-tional Guard. A Rifleman is unquestionably one of the

most effective field Soldiers in the United States Army.

In the short period that PFC Gatmen has been a Soldier he hasdemonstrated tactical and technical proficiency far beyond sea-soned Soldiers.

In Basic and Advanced Individual Training he was declared thehonor graduate of his class an achievement rarely achieved by aNational Guard Soldier. After returning from Advanced Individ-ual Training he attended Annual Training in the country of Omanlocated in the Middle East, training with the Royal Army ofOman. where his performancecontributed to the success ofthe mission and diplomatic rela-tions.

In July 2010, he par ticipated inthe first ever Toughest Respon-der Competition in which histeam took 2nd place out of 9 teams. One of the events was theArmy National Guard 5K Run where he ranked 3rd among 692participants. On October 17, 2010 PFC Gatmen par ticipated inthe 2010 Guam Ko'ko' Road Race - where his team came in2nd place.

PFC Gatmen's latest accomplishment was winning the Soldier ofthe Year Award competition.The competition included a batteryof physical, mental and leadership tasks. He has set himselfabove his peers by continuing to earn a score of 300 plus onthe Army Physical Fitness Test.

PFC Gatmen motivates Soldiers to perform to the best of theirability as individuals and has earned their respect and admira-tion.SERvice member

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Guam uso

volunteer of the year

Aproud Navy spouse and very dedi-cated mother,Tracy Johnson volun-teered more than 500 hours at the

Guam USO during her family's tour on theisland. She somehow became a Guam USOcelebrity while juggling girl scout leadership,command activities, church activities, and

many other worthwhile endeavors to which she lends her tal-ents and time. Her huge smile, hear ty laughter, and dedicationmake her unforgettable to the Guam USO.

Simply put,Tracy is a shining star. She is a multi-talented ar tistand cook with a hear t bigger than all of Guam! When she wit-nessed the difficulty sharing photos, retaining souvenirs, andmaintaining an historical account of the USO, she spent scoresof hours developing/sewing/designing a custom scrapbook forthe center that now chronicles six years of memories.Thescrapbook sits atop a pedestal at the center's entrace, enjoyedby hundreds every day.

Tracy is the "go to person" for USO special events. She helpedhost the Sesame Street Tour, sell more than $1,400 in raffle tick-ets at last year's Gala, serve 500 guests during Thanksgiving andChristmas Dinners, manage pier side flapjack breakfasts, andpresided as volunteer auctioneer at the Guam USO furniturewhere she and her husband Chuck personally purchased morethan $4,000 in furniture to help support the USO!

She is a favorite leader of military newcomer tours because ofher upbeat delivery and true compassion for military families...always greeting visitors with a huge smile and warm "HafaA'dai!" Because of her dedication,Tracy was named USO PacificVolunteer of the Quarter for all of Guam, Japan, Korea, Hawaiiand Okinawa in 2010. Guam USO will miss Tracy, Chuck, andtheir daughter Arielle as they move to their next duty station.They are forever par t of the Guam USO family.

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Advisory councilThe role of the Guam USO Advisory Council is to provide leader-

ship and guidance to ensure our USO has the resoucres, strategic

planning, and organizational health to keep providing comfort, con-

nectivity and care to our service members and famiilies. Members are in-

vited by the council executive committee based on their commitment to

USO's mission, their demonstrated involvement in community leadership,

and devotion to our troops.The council played a vital role in Guam USO's

receipt of the USO World President's Award in recognition of outstanding

fiscal, operational and service delivery standards in 2010. Simply put, these

individuals are Guam USO's lifeline. We thank you.

executive committee

Advisory Council Members

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Ron CannolesBBaannkk ooff HHaawwaaiiii ((FFoouurr SSttaarr SSiillvveerr SSppoonnssoorr))

Cori BerkingGala Chair,DDeewwiitttt MMoovviinngg && SSttoorraaggee((TThhrreeee SSttaarr BBrroonnzzee SSppoonnssoorr))

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Noel EnriquezSponsorship Chair,AAEECCOOMM

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2011 GUAM uso sponsorsPlatinum$50,000 or more per year

Royal Orchid HotelHHHH Platinum SponsorThe Royal Orchid Hotel offers 5,000square feet of beautiful, easily accessible

space in its lovely hotel to house the Guam USO.The owners,management and staff also support the USO in a variety ofways with complimentary guest packages, special room dis-counts for USO patrons, gratis banquet assistance for USOgatherings, and strong promotional support. In addition to basicservices, service members can now enjoy a “Neni Nook” play-room for children, “Hammock Haven” with flat screens,Wii gam-ing, billiards, electric massage chairs, reading room and expandedcomputer area.To Mr. David Su and Mr. Ronald Su – please ac-cept the deepest thanks from our community for your generos-ity, kindness, and support for our men and women in uniform.Because of you, they have a beautiful “home away from home.”Royal Orchid’s four star status comes from the additional sup-port of Golf For Our Heroes, Run For Our Heroes,ThanksgivingAt the Guam USO and Christmas At The Guam USO events.

Continental Airlines HHHH Platinum SponsorContinental Airlines has been a steadfastsponsor of the USO since its opening in2006, and recently augmented its support

to Platinum status..The packages provided by Continental helppromote the annual “Run For Our Heroes,” the USO Gala, theUSO Service Member of the Year Awards, the newly established“Golf For Our Heroes” tournament and other special events torecognize the military. Each award winner tonight will receivetwo round tickets to a choice of several exotic destinations sothey can enjoy the exciting destinations surrounding their dutyassignment on the beautiful island of Guam.Thank you, Conti-nental Airlines, for helping the Guam USO develop its own partof the long standing tradition of USO to help military membersas they enjoy the cultures of whatever part of the world theyinhabit.To Barry Bergmann, Managing Director of Sales ofSoutheast Asia and Micronesia who joins us tonight from Tokyo,and Lou Sanchez, Marketing and Sales Manager for Continentaland Vice Chair of the Guam USO Advisory Council -- thank youfor your tireless and selfless service. Continental’s four star sta-tus comes from the additional support of the Guam USO Gala,Golf For Our Heroes, Run For Our Heroes, and Christmas AtThe Guam USO events and for loaned executive support.

Pacific Daily NewsHHHH Platinum SponsorThe Pacific Daily News – also a GoldSponsor since 2006 recently augmented toPlatinum status -- makes an extremely gen-

erous annual contribution in promotional space to allow theGuam USO to inform the public about its programs and serv-ices.This invaluable resource helps link the USO with the Guamcommunity through the PDN, and with our military communi-ties via the “Joint Edge.”The PDN recently expanded their do-nation to include promotion of the new “Golf For Our Heroes”tournament to help support the extended hours and servicesUSO needs to serve the growing military community. USOthanks past Council President and Publisher for the PDNRindraty Limtiaco, Marketing Director Jason Sakazaki, AdvertisingDirector Jae Fermin Medina, and their colleagues Carmelita Blas,Lourissa Leon Guerrero, and Rena Santiago are indispensable in

what they give to the USO. PDN’s four star status comes fromthe additional support of the Guam USO Gala, Golf For OurHeroes, Run For Our Heroes, Friday Night In The Park, supportof Thanksgiving and Christmas at the Guam USO and loanedexecutive support.

Gold$25,000+

GTA TeleguamHHHH Gold SponsorGTA Teleguam – another Gold Sponsor

who has supported the Guam USO since its 2006 opening --provides all the telecommunications, wiring, installation, DSNlines for internet, wireless connectivity, and free unlisted longdistance calls to the US for every patron that visits the GuamUSO.There are 12 patron land lines in the USO courtesy ofGTA Teleguam and six beautiful flat screen I-Mac computers sta-tions to increase computer access for service members.Thecompany also supports the center through donations oftelecommunications hardware and customer service supportaround the clock. Each award winner this evening will receive aBlackberry with service from GTA Teleguam.To President andCEO Dan Moffat and team – thank you for the role you play insupporting the USO’s tradition of helping military personnelstay in touch with families and loved ones! GTA Teleguam’s fourstar status comes from the additional support of Guam USOGala, Golf For Our Heroes, Run For Our Heroes, and loanedexecutive support.

Silver$10,000 or more per year

Bank of HawaiiHHHH Silver SponsorThe Bank of Hawaii is the largest single fi-nancial supporter of the Guam USO –

providing a cornerstone contribution to support the annualbudget of the center.. Since the Guam USO’s opening, Bank ofHawaii has contributed generous dollars to help cover costs forutilities, facilities maintenance and improvement, special events,homecomings, deployments, and many other programs run bythe Guam USO.To Pacific Islands Division Manager Ron Can-noles – who also serves on the Advisory Council ExecutiveCommittee – and the entire team of great people at the Bankof Hawaii — we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Bankof Hawaii’s four star status comes from the additional supportof Guam USO Gala, Golf For Our Heroes, Run For Our He-roes, and loaned executive support.

Chugach Alaska Corporation HH Silver SponsorChugach Alaska Corporation begins a sec-

ond year as a Silver Sponsor for the Guam USO through finan-cial and in-kind contributions. Most notably Chugach recentlyinstalled four new split unit air conditioners to ensure the maxi-mum comfort of visitors to the center. USO extends deepestthanks to Western Pacific Division Manager Rey Llaneta and histeam for the generous commitment from Chugach. Chugach’stwo star status comes from additional support of the USO Galaand loaned executive support.

Matson Navigation HHHH Silver SponsorIt is an honor to have Matson GeneralManager Len Isotoff as the new 2011-

2012 president for the Guam USO Council, and an invaluablecomfort to know the Matson Navigation team always commitsto help the Guam USO with everything from fundraising, loanedexecutive assistance, and sizeable financial contributions to sup-port the Guam USO. From the General Manager to staff, every-one participates in the phenomenal success of the USO/Matson“Run For Our Heroes” each December – a race that now hostsmore than 1800 runners.To Len and executive assistant AudreyBrownfield who spend a lot of time on the phone for USO –thank you.To the Matson team – please accept our gratitude.Matson also recently increased its financial contribution to theGuam USO through a generous grant from the Alexander &Baldwin foundation via Matson to help Guam USO meet its fi-nancial goals. Matson’s four star comes from additional supportof the USO Gala, loaned executive support, foundation support,Golf For Our Heroes and Run For Our Heroes.

Triple J Motors and Triple J Enterprises HHHH Silver SponsorThe Jones family,Triple J Enterprises and

Triple J Motors have also supported the Guam USO since 2006and continue their steadfast commitment each year.Triple J Mo-tors supports the Guam USO through donation of a vehiclelease that allows for transport of goods and services needed forUSO’s operations, the volunteer program, and emergency trans-port if needed to assist military personnel.Triple J Motors andTriple J Enterprises are also a financial supporter of the Golf ForOur Heroes, Run For Our Heroes and also donate generouslyof food items through to support the free Thanksgiving andChristmas candlelight Thanksgiving and Christmas dinnersserved to more than 1,000 service members and their familiesby the Guam USO. To the Jones family, General Manager DanMurrell and the entire Triple J team we extend our heartfeltthanks.

Younex Enterprises CorporationHH Silver Sponsor

Now in its fourth year of sponsorship for the Guam USO,Younex Enterprises under the advocacy of president Dave Tyd-ingco has stepped from Bronze Sponsorship into Silver Sponsorsupport to help USO in its growth.Younex Enterprises has dedi-cated its financial support to the USO center operations andfounding of the first “Golf For Our Heroes” tournament sched-uled each May – the event has now become one of Guam’s pre-mier golf tournaments.Tydingco also serves on the Guam USOAdvisory Council and assists USO with various events through-out the year. The two star designation comes through additionalsupport of the USO Gala and loaned executive support.

Bronze $5,000 per year

Advance ManagementInc.Now in its second year of support, Ad-

vance Management Inc. provides weekly maintenance service inthe USO center to ensure comfort and cleanliness for guests.With the increased traffic at the center, these services have be-

come an invaluable in-kind contribution. Guam USO extendsgreat thanks to Monty McDowell and the entire team at Ad-vance Management for the goodness you bring to our troopsand their families.

Agility Defense and Government ContractorsH Bronze Sponsor

Agility Defense and Government Contractors representativeswalked into the USO four years ago to make an unsolicited,sizeable contribution to the Guam USO that is now a keypart of our annual budget. From their local representatives,John Dennett and Mike Dodge, to corporate liaisons who fre-quently stay in touch with the Guam USO, this company’scommitment to our Armed Forces has been steadfast. USOhas come to rely on Agility and greatly values its commitmentto USO programs.To the Agility team – please know we al-ways appreciate your constant support! The additional starcomes from Agility’s support of the Guam USO Gala.

Atkins Kroll ToyotaNow in its second year as a Guam USOsponsor, Atkins Kroll Toyota has offerednew and special ways to support our

military families.With their donation of $5,000 again this year,the AK Team goes a long way in helping the Guam USOcover expenses. AK also hosts regular “Family Fun Nights” atthe USO where families can enjoy free pizzas and snackswhile enjoying USO’s atmosphere and offerings.To Dan Ca-macho and the AK Team, welcome to USO and thank you foryour support!

Bank of GuamH Bronze SponsorBank president Lou Leon Guerrero and

Senior Vice President/Human Resources & Marketing Adminis-trator Jackie Marati are loyal supporters on behalf of the bankfor USO annual sponsorship. Now in its fifth year of sponsor-ship, the Bank of Guam has provided great enthusiasm andmuch needed financial support for our growing USO.We ex-tend our deepest thanks to the entire Bank of Guam family forthe phenomenal support you provide our service membersand families.The one star designation is for Bank of Guam’s ad-ditional support of the Guam USO Gala.

ClearChannelNow in its third year of in-kind BronzeSponsorship, ClearChannel provides a

much needed service to inform military service members andtheir families about the USO.The company donates in-kindadvertising on their brand new informational screen and kioskat the Guam International Airport Authority, a touch screensystem at the airport welcome desk to link arriving servicemembers with 24 hour information phone lines at their vari-ous commands, and a large billboard at arrivals showcasingthe Guam USO.Thank you to ClearChannel’s Jon Abeln andtheir local representative, Steve Ruder of Ruder IntegratedMarketing – a very dedicated Advisory Council ExecutiveCommittee member!

Dewitt Transporta-tion and StorageHHH Bronze Sponsor

As a steadfast supporter since the 2006 Guam USO re-open-ing, DeWitt Transportation and Storage was one of the firstbronze sponsors to join the Guam USO family. General Man-ager Cori Berking commits tremendous support to sponsor-ship recruitment, and served as Chair for the USO Gala thisyear. We thank Cori and the entire Dewitt team for theirkindnesses, encouragement and contributions that continueto grow in generosity.The three star designation comesthrough support of the USO Gala, Friday Night Movies In ThePark, and loaned executive support.

Docomo PacificDocomo Pacific now enters its thirdyear as a Bronze Sponsor with theGuam USO. Jay Shedd, Anthony Corn,

and the entire Docomo Pacific team have provided stronghelp in various ways since the re-opening of the center, andcontinue to work with the USO to find new and excitingways to support our service members. Of particular notewere donated phones raffled as Christmas gifts to troops faraway from home during the holidays.

Ernst & YoungOne of Guam USO’s newest bronzesponsors is the accounting firm of Ernst& Young who joined the effort to bring

goodness to our troops this year.The commitment from Ernst& Young is helping USO meet its growing financial needs, andwe are deeply thankful to partners Elvin Chiang, Lance Kami-gaki, and John Onadera for their generous contributions.Wel-come to the Guam USO family!

Guam ShipyardH Bronze SponsorNow in its fifth year of sponsorship forthe Guam USO, Guam Shipyard is an-

other of the first supporters that help re-open the USO onGuam. CEO Mathews Pothen always responds with an imme-diate, “Yes! Of course!” when asked about renewing theirsponsorship – a statement that means so much to USO’sfundraising goal. Their contributions also support operationsand special programs, and are critical to the USO’s continuedannual growth.Thank you, Guam Shipyard, for your generosityand care.The one star designation is for additional supportprovided for the Guam USO Gala.

Hawaiian Rock ProductsTo President Jerrold Johnson and theHawaiian Rock team USO once again

expresses deep and abiding thanks for six years and countingof unwavering support. Hawaiian Rock Products Guam is an-other “from the beginning” supporter of the USO whose fi-nancial contribution each and every year keeps the centeroperational. For the peace of mind your generous contribu-tion provides, we thank you.We appreciate your support ofour troops and the USO!

Kloppenburg Enterprises, Inc.H Bronze SponsorAnother welcomed newcomer this year

to the Guam USO sponsorship family is Kloppenburg Enter-prises and their team of phenomenal support. In addition tomuch needed financial support for the center and Golf ForOur Heroes, president Bruce Kloppenburg is also spearhead-ing sponsorship drives for the May tournament with greatsuccess! Guam USO is tremendously honored to have theadvocacy and leadership of Kloppenburg Enterprises.The onestar designation is for loaned executive support to the GolfFor Our Heroes tournament.

M-80 Office Systems Now in its second consecutive year ofUSO support is M-80 Office Systemsand owner Michael Ady. Ady, a formerservice member himself, says of his gift

to the Guam USO, “I was once a lonely GI at Fort Benning,GA, about 100 years ago and NOTHING sits stronger in mymind that those smiling faces at the USO that gave me hopeand strength to carry on!!!!” Guam USO thanks Mike and theentire M80 Office Systems team for this tremendous and on-going support of our troops.

Miller Lite Island FlavorAnother new addition to the GuamUSO sponsorship family is Miller Lite Is-land Flavor – a sponsor whose valued

message of responsible drinking is priceless to our military.Miller Lite Island Flavor made a substantial commitment tohelp Guam USO meet its annual financial goals, and we areforever grateful.To sales and marketing manager James Castroand the entire Miller team – si yu’os ma’ase!

TGI Friday’s

H Bronze SponsorNewcomer bronze sponsor TGI Friday’shas also burst onto the USO scene with

great enthusiasm, helping with financial contributions and sub-stantial program support.The TGI Friday’s management teamof Lerma Aquino, Maria Omambac and Ritz Calvo are work-ing diligently with USO to develop a free ridership programand to generate donation contributions from drink sales atthe Friday Night In The Park events.Welcome to the USOFamily to TGI Friday’s! The one star designation is for supportof special events.

SeabridgeH Bronze SponsorSeabridge is in its third year of Bronzesponsorship for the Guam USO to sup-

port our men and women in uniform. In addition, SeabridgeGeneral Manager Paul Blas has serves Guam USO AdvisoryCouncil.The Seabridge financial contribution and loaned ex-ecutive leadership will support USO’s 2011 outreach pro-grams and center operations – a gift for which USO is verythankful! The one star designation is for additional support ofthe Guam USO Gala Salute.

Friends of the USO $1000 or more per year

Andersen Officers’ Spouses’ Club is nowin its second year of support of theGuam USO. Deepest thanks to AOSCfor this financial support that helps keepus going!

Captain Realty Advisors is one of thenewest “Friends” of the Guam USO. Spe-cial thanks to owner Nick Captain andhis team for their pledge of support andfinancial gift.

Hard Rock Café. Guam USO is also anew “Friend” to the USO. Hard RockCafé has donated a year’s worth of giftcertificates USO will use for awards andgive-aways. Deepest thanks to owner

Norberto Herrero and general manager Aldwin Cullat fortheir support!

Irene and Joe Cruz are two outstanding volunteers for theGuam USO! Joe was a 2010 volunteer of the quarter for thecountless hours donated, and Irene helps spearhead sponsor-ship drives, Gala ticket sales, Golf For Our Heroes and muchmore.We are deeply thankful for their personal pledge of fi-nancial support in honor of their three children in militaryservice.

Naval Catholic Chapel Community is alsoin its third consecutive year of Friend sup-port for the Guam USO.Their gift has be-come a strong thread in USO’s budget,

and the boost is always greatly valued and appreciated.

Tara Flock was a guest from Little Rock,Arkansas, who donated $2000 this yearin thanks for the welcome and servicesGuam USO had provided to her sonwho serves in the Coast Guard on

Guam.We thank Ms. Flock for her generosity and send herwarm wishes for a safe return to Guam very soon!

Rich and Joann Ortloff are in their thirdconsecutive year of Friend support ofthe Guam USO.We are honored tohave them back tonight as the hosts of

our event, and cherish the memories of their incredible vol-unteer work while stationed at Naval Hospital Guam. Rich isa former Guam USO Volunteer Of The Year and Joann was asuperstar at recruiting teams for painting, cleaning, and otherfun projects at the USO.Welcome home, Ortloffs!

Wholesale Inflatable joins Guam USOthis year with its generous in-kind dona-tion of the 11 foot earth satellite inflat-able showcased in the lobby thisevening.The donation will serve USOs

throughout the region in telling the story of the goodnessUSO provides around the world …

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entertainersHeather Makalani Manley is a 19-year-old University of Guam student, and has been performing since

the age of three. She one day hopes to be doing what she loves as a career, which is performing infront of others and bring joy to them.Tonight, she will be accompanied by the talented Danton Cruz.

During her high school years she has been the lead roles of several musicals such as "Rusty" in Footloose, "Princess Amneris" in Aida, and played "Gabriella" in High School Musical 2.

She loves to sing, dance, and act, and also loves to go fishing. She recently went to Los Angeles in January at acompetition called IPOP. International Presentation Of Performers. She represented Guam and won severalawards: Dancer of the Year, 2nd runner up for singer of the year, 1st runner up in Scenes, 2nd runner up in TVCommercial, 2nd runner up for actress of the year, and top 10 for best smile and headshot.

THE BLACKSHEEP consists of 4 members -- Drummer Meilber "Ong" Lopez, Lead Guitarist Emmanuel"Boyet" Garcia, Bassist Amor "Jr." Mariano and Vocalist Chris "Sterio" Babasa.

BLACKSHEEP features a sound that has an array of different style and groove which originating from differentgroups.

Boyet and Babasa originated with the band PARAGONZ Boyet on and Garcia and hyped up young gun Lopezon drums originated with the band CHEEWU.

THE BLACKSHEEP founded their group late 2010 and debuted one of Guam’s premier locales on January 15,2011. Currently the bands repertoire consist of revival songs with original music soon to come.

Catch them every Saturday evening at 10 pm at Mac & Marti’s in Tumon, Guam.

Ro Herring came to Guam three years ago and from that time she has become a well-known jazz enter-tainer among the locals and tourists. Her musical roots stem from the church as she was a constantmember of choirs and ensembles in her hometown of Hampton Roads,Virginia.

Only two years ago she was introduced to jazz guitarist, Mario Trane of the Trane Trio, while she was stationedin the Middle East. With what was only a guest vocalist spot with his band, she became a featured act thatserved as the platform for her star t as a professional vocalist. Since coming to Guam she has performed atSheraton, Marriott, House of Brutus, Colors Red, Roy’s Hilton and Top of the Reef at Guam Reef.

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Charles Fazzino is the most popular3-D Pop Artist in the world today,with over 600 galleries in more

than 20 countries exhibiting his work.Thear tist turned his childhood fascination with3-D movies and pop-up story booksinto a uniquely creative ar t formthat placed him at the top oftoday's ar t world. His 3-Dimen-sional, brightly colored serigraphs,mixed media lithographs, posters,books, sculptures, and limited edition3-D animation pieces typically sell forthousands of dollars each to fine ar tgalleries and avid corporate and privatecollectors around the world including: for-mer President George Bush, Sr.,formerPresident Bill Clinton, Michael Eisner, KatieCouric, and Rosie O’Donnell. Fazzino hasbeen the Official Artist for events and or-ganizations such as the Belmont Stakes

(2005), Brickyard 400 (2005), CountryMusic Awards (2005), Indy 500 (2004),Grammy Awards (2004), Super Bowl

(2001-2005), Major League BaseballAll-Star Game (2003-2005), U.S.Olympic Teams (2000-2006), andNBCâs ãToday Show SummerConcert Series. Mr. Fazzino gen-

erously created the ar twork fea-tured on the cover of tonight’s

program in celebration of USO severalyears ago, and provided special dispensa-tion to the Guam USO this evening toagain feature this one-of-a-kind piece fortonight’s Gala.To learn more about Fazz-ino’s ar twork, please visitwww.fazzino.com.

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ON THE COVER

Head Table HostsAndersen Civilian Advisory CouncilAgility Defense & Government Services Inc.Bank Of HawaiiContinental AirlinesDewitt Moving & StorageGTA TeleguamMatsonPacific Daily News

Corporate Table HostsAECOMAndersen Civilian CouncilASC Trust Corporation Bank Of GuamBlack ConstructionChugach Alaska CorporationDeloitte ToucheDr. Shieh's ClinicDZSP 21First Hawaiian BankG4S SecurityGlobal Food Services Llc. Dba GFS GroupGTA Teleguam Guam Naval Officer Spouse Club

Guam Premier OutletsGuam ShipyardHilton Guam Resort & SpaHorizon Lines, LlcHyatt Regency GuamMarianas Cable VisionNavy League Of The US- GuamOutrigger Guam ResortPacific Island Movers Pacific Islands ClubSAICSeabridgeSodexoTriple J Enterprises

tonight’s hostS

Abella, SalvadorAdams,AshtonAlegarbes, ChristopherAlvarez, , ArturoAn, Ni, (Michael)Arana, MarkBame,AshleyBegley,WilliamBellanger, JasmineBenash, MichelleBentley, ShawnBernard, RoseBhojwani,TanishBicket, DeannaBlas,Yyzmene, RaiBong,VanessaBoorom, EthanBorrego,AbigailBourdier,AndrewBourdier, StephanieBraddock,TerrenceBraynin, IlyaBrewer, JamieBrooks, RebeccaBrooks, DouglasBrownfield,AudreyBryant, PatriceBudnek, PaulBurke, EvelynBushong, DonaCalvo,AndresCanning, JeffreyCasem-Martinez, CeliaCatungal, MarioCecil, DanielCendana, StephenChang, CalvinCharfauros, KeikilaniChe, LuCho, KevinCho, ChrisChoi, Min, SikChoi, Nak, Jun, RickyChoi, Soo,Yeon, SusanChristensen, Britney

Cihak, HeatherClark, ErikaClemente, JessicaColburn, StevenCole, HeatherContreras, JohnCornelius,ArtCornellius,AngelineCoy, SheenaCrane, CodyCrawford, ChristianCribb, PaulCruikshank, NoraCruz, JuaneteCruz, RomanCruz, JoeCruz, IreneDanico, KoreyDant, RoseDavila, MariaDe, Jesus, MannyDelacruz, EliasDornon, KayliDornon, CorinnaDover, BertramDrouillard, ChristopherDuplissey, ChristineDuvall, Krystina, MayDyer,AllysonEdwards, FredrickEhlers, DaveEllis, PhillipElrod,AliciaElrod, JosephEvans, LakishaFaulkner, DempseyFaulkner, MichelleFeher,AndrewFields, CristinFlake, RenataFlanagan, JohnFlores, JorgeFrance, LoganFranklin, IvyFranklin, Jamerson

Freeman, JaelynFrostic, ErinGana, RonnieGantly, KeithGentry, ShannonGentry, CliffordGeunhui, Lee, GaryGibson, ChrisGim, MinjiGo,AranGraham, SherryGrove, KristenGungon, EdwardHamby, StephanieHamilton,WandaHand, RaymondHardbarger, DonaldHarris, GloriaHarrison, PhilHayes,AngelaHayes,AnthonyHebron, JillHecker, JasonHeron, CarolynHerreros, MarchellHerring,AnaHillman,TiffanyHolland, BryanHolland, LauraHoward, LolaHyunsuk, Lee,TomJackson,TykeshiaJarvis, ChristopherJohnson,Tracy,Johnson, StephenJohnson,WayneJohnson, JackieJones, BrittneyJung, DabinKaiser, StephanieKamigaki, MelodyKang, MinkyungKang, HeejungKawano, SayakaKilpela, David

Kilpela, KarianneKim, ChristineKim, ElizabethKina, Kim, EunhyeKwon, EdwardLaanan, RoseLaanan, , RobertoLambright, KorothaLarson, MindyLatta,AmyLawrence, CarlaLee, EdwardLee, GraceLeon, Guerrero, PhilLeon, Guerrero, RenaeLeon, Guerrero,ViolaLevy, LaurelLittle, BrandonLizama, RobertLobederio, JudelitoLongstreet,TimakicaLucero, MariLuna, SuzetteLung, ShondraLux, EdwardLux, StephanieMachgan, JaredMartin, MeganMartinez, IvanMateo, BryanMcallister, MarkMchenry, KristiMclean, ShiellaMitchell, AhsantieMitchell, PaulaMoon, CarrieMorris, JustinMoyer, BarbaraMydell, DerrickNaputi, RaelynNegron-Rodriguez

BernardoNeighbors,AlbertNewman, JonathanNobeza, Melvin

Nonaka, EdwardOard, CraigOrozco, IsabelOrtloff, RichOuzts, MychalPacheco, KarlaPahl, EdwardPalmer, LilaPandes, BrandonPante, SharonParker, DewaynePaxton, JuliePayne, ErmaPerez-Santos,TracyPeters, LauraPeterson, CodyPoulos, GeorgeQuave, MatthewQuinata, Sophia-LynnRajendran, SujitRemetio, DavidRen, JunhaoRigby, KellyRoberts, StormRodrigo,AlexRoss, SharonRussell, JenniferSablan, RemySalenga, MichaelSan Nicolas, BrianSan Nicolas, CeciliaSan Nicolas, RicardoSasayama, ShawnSellmann, RoniShim, SoheeSimer,WuanitaSimpson, MyronSingh, DonaldSmith, JustinSmith, MichelleSmith, RyanSong,You, LimStearns, MarkTaek, Joon, Kwon, ChrisTaelim, Lee, Leena

Taleu, ElisaTaylor, MarinaTechaira, ShawntelTeneyuque, MariTowne, KellyTran, RandyTrujillo, RaulUbay,TatianaUla,TrinaUnpingco, JadeUnpingco, LorraineUrbano, EsperanzaUruo, Isabel, (Liz)Valerio, PatrickVick, JamesVillagomez, NatashaVillanueva, JasonWaitkus, JustinWalsh, JoshuaWeatherford, MichaelWei,WangWeyer, MichaelWhite, JamesWiggins, CraigWilliams, ShadrickWilliams, MariaWilliams, MarkWilliams, EricWilloughby, NevilleWilloughby, NevilleWilson,AntonioWolfe, StephanieWong, EdwinWood, ElizabethWood, BetsyWu, MariaYeo, JoannaYi, DavidYoo,YannaZhao,YiZhou, Xiao, Lin

Guam USO Volunteers

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FORMER VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR2006 – JUDY DECKER2007 – ROSE DANT2008 – RICH ORTLOFF2009 – NORA CRUIKSHANK

FORMER VOLUNTEERS OF THE QUARTER22000066Ronni ConnellyDale DeckerJudy DeckerJudy Decker22000077Rose DantRose Dant (Also USO Pacific Region VolunteerOf The Quarter)Ray GallegoPhil Harrison22000088Rich OrtloffGeorge AbelonRich Ortloff (Also USO Pacific Region VolunteerOf The Quarter)Ray Hand 22000099Ricky AlonzoLopez (Also USO Pacific RegionVolunteer Of The Year)Sherry GrahamNora CruikshankPaul Shugart22001100Jim SmytheTracy JohnsonJoe CruzChris Angoco22001111Angela Hayes

Special Director’s Award 22000099Staff Sergeant Anthony Friday