jun 2011 newsletter

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In This Issue:

From the FRO 2

H&S CO 2

GS Motor T CO 2

Maintenance CO & 1stSgt 3

Supply CO & 1stSgt 4

Surgical CO 5

New Places and Faces 5

Information & Education 6

Information & Education 7

Birthdays 8

FROM THE CO

2D MAINTENANCE BNJUNE 2011 Newsletter

Greetings Families /Marines / Sailors:

Time appears to pass swiftly during this deployment in Afghanistan, and I hear exceptionalfeedback regarding our personnel in North Carolina. Deployed Marines and Sailors recentlycompleted the second of the six month deployment, and detailed planning underway to rede-

ploy Marines and Sailors later this Fall All look forward to seeing the banners and posters

near the Camp Lejeune Main Gate.Deployed personnel consistently exceed performance expectations, and we received positive

comments following a memorable visit from General Amos, Commandant of Marine Corps,and SgtMaj Kent, Sergeant Major of Marine Corps last month. General Amos and SergeantMajor Kent provided inspiring speeches to deployed personnel, and all will miss Sergeant Ma-

jor Kents resonating passion and inspiring love of Corps and Country.Congratulations are warranted for our Marines and Sailors at 2d Maintenance Battalion in

North Carolina. If you have not heard, our hard-working and intelligent Marines and Sailorsreceived a Mission Capable assessment during a Headquarters Marine Corps directed Com-manding General Readiness Inspection. Superior Job and Distinguished Performance consider-ing a large percentage of 2d Maintenance Battalion is deployed supporting training and realworld exercises -- I remain overwhelmingly proud of the professionalism, teamwork, and un-selfish eagerness exhibited by our Marines and Sailors whether in CONUS or Afghanistan.Families, I know Summer is right around the corner, and temperatures are constantly increas-ing. The school term ends shortly, and like last year, we will plan for family outings at Jun-gle Rapids -You can expect to receive additional information from Mr. Gary Scalzo, 2dMaintenance Battalion Family Readiness Officer.

I cannot say it enough -- Thanks for extending your love and support to your deployed Ma-rines and Sailors. Please never forget the bedrock of the United States of America has and willalways be the selfless and courageous men and women who proudly serve in our military.Please have an enjoyable and prosperous month, and we will see you soon.Enthusiastically submitted,

Kevin R. ScottLieutenant ColonelCommanding OfficerUnited States Marine Corps

Calendar of Events for June

7th Japanese LINKS SpousesWorkshop

7th Return & Reunion Spouses Work-shop

7th-8th Family Readiness VolunteerTraining

8th Beyond the Brief Workshop week 3

9th-10th Before I Do Workshop

13th Cooperative Parenting & DivorceWorkshop

14th Family Readiness VolunteerTraining

15th Beyond The Brief WorkshopWeek 4

14th-16th Warrior Resiliency/PersonalGrowth

14th&16th LINKS Mentor Training

16th17th Before I Do Workshop

20th Four Lenses part 1

20th BN at Jump In Jax Pizza Night6-8 p.m.

21st22nd LINKS Spouse Workshop

21st-23rd Marriage Enrichment (PREP)-evening

22nd Beyond The Brief Workshopweek 5

23rd LINKS Lunchbox Brief

25th LINKS Spouses Workshop

25th Family Readiness VolunteerTraining

24th-26th Marriage Enrichment Retreat

28th Kids-N-Reunion Workshop

28thFamily Readiness Volunteer Train-ing

29th Beyond the Brief Workshop

29th BN at Linwood Park Zoo (bringyour own bag lunch)

For reservations for the classes call

CREDO (910) 450-1668

LINKS(910) 451-1299

Life skills (910) 451-0176

Deployment Support 451-0176


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From the FRO

GS Motor T CO

Friends and Family of General Support Motor Transport Company (Fwd),The second month of our deployment in Afghanistan is almost complete only aboutfour more to go. All the Marines and Sailors in GSMT Company have been doinga tremendous job in supporting the many different Forward Operating Basesthroughout the Helmond Province. At this point in the deployment all the Marinesand sailors are getting into the daily battle rhythm. The one thing we do not haveto worry about here is boredom. We all stay very busy here with, planning mis-sions, working on the trucks, and loading supplies for the next run. The amenitieshere at Camp Leatherneck are also very good. There are plenty of activities to dowhen Marines and Sailors are not on convoy missions. Our main focus this

month has been on safety. At this point in the deployment it is imperative that theMarines and sailors remain focused on their jobs to prevent injuries. Please checkout our Battalions Facebook page for pictures and updates.Semper Fidelis,

Capt Minella M.C.

Surgical Company Co

Greetings families, friends and loved ones. With the hot

weather firmly upon us, the Warriors of Alpha Surgical con-

tinue their trusted duty of caring for Coalition Forces and all

those in need. This month we had the chance to celebrate and

send warm wishes to all Moms both here at home. In additionHappy 103rd Birthday Navy Nurse Corps a continued proud

tradition of service and sacrifice. The time seems to be just fly

ing by as only a short while ago we departed Camp Lejeune

and soon enough returning back. Please continue to send pack

ages and words of encouragement to your Sailor or Marine and

keep us in your thoughts and prayers.

I hope your spring is going well. Although the first day of summer is not until June 21st, most ofus will begin our summer when school lets out. I hope that you have a lot of fun plans for the sum-mer. I also encourage you to participate in the events we have planned.

On June 6th, we will host a Jane Wayne Day. I would like to thank all of you who have RSVP'd.I would also like to thank the Marines and Sailors who are putting on the demonstrations and orches-trating the events. This will be a great experience for everyone involved.

On June 20th, we will be having a family get together at Jump in Jax from 1800-2000. We will beproviding pizza for dinner so please plan to just bring yourselves and have a great time. Remember

to bring socks!One June 29th, we will be having a family event at Linwood Park Zoo. It is scheduled for the

morning when it is cooler and the animals are more willing to make an appearance. It is recom-mended that you bring your lunch. I will be providing more details on this event at a later date.

The companies are also hosting numerous family events such as ELMACO Beach Run (June 3),MTM Family Day (June 4), GSM Family Day (June 17) and the SNCO and Officer Block Party(June 18). Please contact your company representative for more information on the company events.

I look forward to seeing you at the upcoming events. Please plan to join us and use theseevents as a means to make new friends and find out what is going on in the battalion.

As always, if I can be of assistance, please call me at (910)450-2682.

Thank you ,

Gary


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Friends and Family of H&S Company Marines and Sailors,

Another greatly successful month has passed! May has been a whirlwind of actions and operations that have kept us very, very busy. Without further ado, pleaseread below news straight from your Marines and Sailors!

S-1The administrators in S-1 would like to thank the families for their continuing support and understanding regarding the long hours the S-1 Marines have worked to

accomplish mission. The S-1 Marines have been working hard and continue to do so with a positive attitude without complaint! Their determination to strive forperfection is amazing. Everyone is dedicated to taking care of the Marines and Sailors of Maintenance Battalion administratively and legally. In addition, S-1 Ma-rines are receiving additional PME such as the Cpl's Course and providing administrative instruction to the Afghan National Army.

S-2The S-2 spent the month of May conducting embedded route reconnaissance missions by all its members with GSMT Company while still conducting 24-hour opera-tions. These embed missions have sent S-2 Marines across the battle space to survey firsthand the operating environment for the Marines on the ground. May

brought the S-2 numerous new missions to plan for, as well as unique additional requirements to support Maintenance Battalions new Embedded Partnering Team. S-2 Marines researched and provided products such as bilingual military maps in English and Dari for use by the Kandaks leadership.

S-3Hello to all the families from the S-3 crew. We are doing well out here and working hard. Thank you for the care packages and many letters from all the families,your support is greatly appreciated. The Unit Movement Control Center (UMCC) continuously drives the Battalions mission of moving parts and gear to every unitwithin our Area of Operations. The Marines in the COC (Combat Operations Center) continue to excel in their performance by ensuring the Battalions command andcontrol is executed in a timely and accurate manner to support the battalions primary mission: logistics support via convoys. Though we work many hours and con-tinue to enhance our knowledge on our command and control programs, the Marines in the S-3 keep a positive attitude and look forward to coming home to see ourfamily members. Thank you again for your support.

S-4The S-4 section would like to thank all the families that are enduring the time away from their service members. The love, dedication, and loyalty from you greatlyassisted with the mission tasked to the Battalion. We understand deployments can weigh heavily on our family members. So we strive to support our brothers andsisters in arms in all aspects of this operation. Their success is our success and our success is ultimately your success. Please continue to show your support whetherit be by email, letter, or care package and we will complete our mission here for a safe return home.

BASHello from your Corpsmen out in the heat of Afghanistan,Our group consists of all corpsmen from the ranks of E-3 and up. We care for our Marines; we go out on convoys with them as well as take care of them here. We dohave power at the base. We have a portable hot water heater in our Medical Operations tent, a coffee pot, plus we have air conditioning although some days it doesnot feel like it. There are long days out in the sun and we want to be prepared to take care of ourselves and our Marines and Sailors as the heat strikes. We are trainingconstantly on different ailments that affect our Marines. We appreciate your support and prayers for our group as we take care of the Marines, Sailors, Airmen, Sol-diers and even civilians out here. We want to make sure they all come home as healthy as possible. Thank you for supporting us, for keeping in touch with us by mail,e-mail, and Facebook. We look forward to returning home soon.

SupplyMarines of Battalion supply are working hard to fulfill the needs of our units across the battlefield. We are supporting administrative and maintenance requirementsof those who deliver critical equipment and resources to our brothers and sisters who take the fight to our enemies. They dont have a glamorous job, but our Marinesdo it well! We appreciate the support of our family and friends in every way. It keeps us motivated and pushes us through each and every day. The time goes byslow but it helps to know that we are out here working hard in order to keep our country safe. We appreciate all the care packages and letters. We hope you have agreat Fathers day and a summer filled with loads of fun. We cant wait to return home and be with our family and loved ones just in time for the holidays.

S-6The S-6 section has successfully moved Surgical Company CRCC and Occupational Therapy to their new facility. Were anticipating another successful move nextmonth when we move Supply Company MedLog into their new facility. The wire section has been working hard commercializing the MSB headquarters buildingand installing voice over internet protocol phones and transitioning everyone away from the plain old telephone. The radio section is working hard with upgrading thefirmware on the radio equipment. The data section migrated all the printers to the new print server that is hosted by 8th Communication Battalion. The whole base isanticipating the long awaited upgraded Wi-Fi connection aboard Camp Leatherneck. Were looking forward to having four more successful months.

Company First Sergeant: Family and friends, your Marines and Sailors continue to thrive in this austere environment, doing more with less, to provide unequalledsupport to our fellow service members throughout Helmand province. You can be proud of your Marines and Sailors who continue to raise the bar of excellence in allthat they do. Please continue support from the home front as well. Mail call is a highlight of each day! Thank you for keeping our Marines and Sailors in your

thoughts and prayers!

Again, thank you for the letters, emails, and care packages! Staying connected with family and friends helps the time apart go faster. Just a few more months leftand well begin our journey home.

Semper Fidelis

Capt Kieran J. Kobell

H&S CO


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MAINTENANCE COMPANY CO

Friends and families of Maintenance Company,Your Marines have done an outstanding job thus far. They have made an impactin supporting the War Fighter with their own unique talents. The Marines welfareand morale are high, however, with the mail and care packages from you it trulymakes a difference so please keep sending them. With the Companys fast main-

tenance tempo and busy schedule, the Marines were able to meet and take pic-

tures with General Amos and our 16th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps,SgtMajor Kent. The Marines were very excited for the opportunity to just meetthem both. We promoted the following Marines on 1 May for their hard workand dedication to the Marine Corps: Sgt Adam M. Reed, Cpl Brandon M.Christiansen, Cpl Timothy J. Fenlon, Cpl Leon F. Haynie Jr., Cpl Cody A.Lance, Cpl Jose L. Lauriano, Cpl Brandon A. Miller, LCpl Kinsey E. Renfrowand we meritoriously promoted Cpl Kevin P. Mcadams. We would also like towelcome the newest addition to the Marine family, Cpl Micheal J. Donato andwife Andrea welcomed a Son, Dylan born 9 April 2011.

Again, thank you to the families and love ones for all the support and sacrificesyou make. Your Marines are successful and continue to accomplish the missionbecause of your love and support. Please continue to support your Marines andkeep them in your thoughts and prayers.

Semper Fidelis,1stSgt Francisco M. Rivera

I would like to say greetings to all of Maintenance Companys families and friends. We are going into

our third month of the deployment. The Marines are motivated and are still pressing forward withaccomplishing their mission. I must say Im truly blessed to have such a fine group of Marines from

the Platoon Commanders to the most junior Marine; we have developed into a very dynamic team.

We thought it was hot last month, well this past month we have been averaging right around in the100s. The Marines are adjusting to the rising temperatures with frequent breaks, better diets, and more

fluids.

This past month has been very special. Maintenance Company was privilege enough to host and showcase what your Marines do to some VIPs. Your Marines were able to meet, greet, and take photos

with the Commandant of the Marine Corps General Amos. This is truly a once in a Marine Corpscareer opportunity that Marines will have the highest ranking Marine in our Corps visit them. OtherMarines had the opportunity to meet and have lunch with LtGen Panter.

Every time I see our Marines get mail I notice it puts a smile on their faces as well as rejuvenate theirspirits. I believe just knowing that there are so many family members who care and support what theydo makes a big difference in their day to day lives out here in Afghanistan . So for that I would like tothank you. Please keep supporting our Marines with mail.

We could not do what we do out here without the love and support from our families and friends. Ilook forward to personally thanking you all for being there for your Marine.

Semper Fidelis

Captain Michael Gasperini

MAINTENANCE COMPANY 1STSGT


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Supply Company 1st Sgt

Family and friends of Supply Company (FWD) it has been a busy couple months since last we saw you in Camp Lejeune. I personally wanted totell you that your loved ones are performing magnificently out here and under some challenging conditions. The temperatures routinely reacharound 104 degrees during the day and dust storms are a normal weekly occurrence. Our workload as a company is at two times greater than whatwe experience in Camp Lejeune. Despite this, your service member is putting forth a herculean effort in order to support the war on terrorism inAfghanistan. Know that I am extremely proud and lucky to serve with everyone in this company. They are a motivating group and display a re-

lentless work ethic. I am not surprised in the least at how well they are doing in accomplishing our mission.Last week, we had a 3-Star Admiral from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) come to visit the company. He got to walk around the work area,visit with the Marines/Sailors and see what your service member does out here. After he completed his tour he said that of all the supply organiza-tions hes seen deployed that ours was the most squared away. Thats saying a lot as he has been all over the world in his time. I relate this story toyou because it is a testament to the professionalism and tenacious pursuit of excellence that your loved ones display on a daily basis.Finally, I want to thank you for your continued support of your service member and our company. I want you to know that I appreciate the sacri-fices you make so that the members of this company can do what they do on deployment. I look forward to the rest of the summer with these spe-cial Marines and Sailors. The time is going quick out here and before you know it, we will be home. Look forward to writing to you again nextmonth.Semper FidelisSean M. Murray

Major, USMC

Greetings family and friends of MAGTF Support Battalion, Supply Company (FWD).The Marines and Sailors here at Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, want you all to have a safe and eventful Memorial Day weekend as you all pre-

pare for the 100 plus days of summer.Our summer here started early with the temperatures constantly reaching triple digits. Even in light of this your Marines and Sailors are still work-ing hard to get equipment and supplies to the units that continue the fight here in Afghanistan.We look forward to reflecting with you on the true meaning of this Memorial Day as we continue to support the fight here in Afghanistan andaround the world. Memorial Day is a time to honor our brothers and sisters that have served and sacrificed for the freedoms we enjoy today.Your Marines and Sailors are becoming a part of history as they serve their country here in Afghanistan. Supply Company works daily to providevital supplies and support to all of our war fighters throughout the area of operation.

We have completed just over two months of operations here and over the coming months our operational tempo and work load will pick up tremen-dously. Your Marines and Sailors are ready for the challenge and are finding ways to improve our processes and our workspaces to better supportthe units in our area of operation and 2D Supply Battalion that will take the baton from us in the future. We are mindful of the sacrifices that eachof you makes daily and for that we are forever thankful.

Birthdays:

We had 22 Marines and Sailors that celebrated birthdays this month while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom:

Promotions:Congratulations to Theopulis Bush who was meritoriously promoted to the rank of Sergeant on 2 May 2011.

The following three Marines were promoted to the rank of Lance Corporal:LCpl Moore, BreonaLCpl Palaciosteran, AngieLCpl Poe, Jonathan

The following eight Marines were promoted to the rank of Corporal:Cpl Angeles, GlennCpl Bailey, CalvinCpl Garcia, PauloCpl Guenesso, MeganCpl Henry, JosephCpl Murphy, SharonCpl Wells, ShaneCpl Wilson, Erick

Awards:

The following five Marines were awarded Good Conduct Medals:Cpl Miller, LamarCpl West, StephenCpl Wolper, MichaelLCpl MolinaMaldonado, KelvinLCpl Witzberger, Justin

Congratulations to LS2 Getaweh, Samuel from our Medical Logistics platoon and his wife Philmar Jackson who had a new addition to their family;a baby girl they named Samantha Michelle Getaweh.We all here hope that those of you who are mothers experienced a well deserved Mothers Day.

Semper Fi,Michael E. Jones1stSgt, USMC

Supply Company CO


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New Places and New Faces

We would like to welcome the following Marines and their families to 2d Maintenance: CPL HAMMOND, 1STLT REYNOLDS, PFC SANDERS,MSGT MORRIS JR., PFC WILLIAMS, LCPL CARLSON, LCPL PETERSEN, CPL REVOREDO, PFC THOMASON, LCPL HAWK, PFCKINDEL, PFC SPRANKLE, PFC BERRIOSDONAYRE, PFC SNYDER, PFC BLOOM, PFC HART, PFC TILLMAN, PFC TRASLAVINA,PFC LANDRETH, PFC HALL, LCPL KING, LCPL BUMGARNER, 2NDLT STRUMOLO, CPL KANYUH, PFC KOPESKY, CWO2FORBES III, PFC CARTWRIGHT, PFC HOLLMAN, PFC REYES, LCPL DELEON, CPL TALARCHEK, PFC GRAVES, CPL GUINAN,CPL EMKE, MAJ JOHNSON, PFC MEDINA, PFC AVERYT, PFC FONTENOT, PFC CRUZ, CPL FRANKLIN and LCPL BYNUM.

And as new faces come in, we must say goodbye to those who have served with us, thank them for their service and recognize the

families who supported them while assigned to 2d Maintenance Battalion: SGT TAMEZ, CPL WALKER, CPL MARSHALL,MGYSGT FRYE, SGT COLE, 1STLT HELLAR, SSGT DOWELL and LCPL MCDONALD.

Info: 449-9552 or 449-9563

Beyond The Brief6 Week Summer Series of Resiliency Workshop

8th Jun : Understanding the money15th Jun: Casualty Assistance-the process22th Jun : Effects of Combat Operational stress on Marines and

families29th Jun Mastering the Juggling Actquick &easy stress-relieving

ideasRelaxed, Interactive ,information

For more information please contactMarine corps family team building at

(910)451-0176

Vacation Bible School is back on Main Street!

Come bring your family and join us at Inside Out & Upside Down on Main Street VBS, where story telling of Jesuss parables cap-ture the imagination of all ages at the Parable Productions, while craft projects await at the Fun Factory, great games at the FirehouseFitness, and of course, the Brown Bag Bistro snacks!

New wacky friends at Main Street-Heidi Claire, Chef Pierre mon Frere, and Justin Time-will help children learn why Main Streethas been turned inside out and upside down. Your kids wont want to miss this exciting, inside-out, upside-down program!

Get them ready today!Tarawa Terrace Chapel

June 15-176:00-8:30 p.m.

Pre-register online at http://www.marines.mil/unit/mcblejeune/chaplain/Documents/VBS%20Registration.pdf

For additional information, call MCB Chaplains Office (910) 451-3210 or Teresa Arnold at (252) 646-4551.

See you on Main Street!

Youth Sports ClinicsSoccer 11-15 Jul $65

Paradise Point Soccer Fields RegistrationAges 5-7, 0830-1030 1st -17th of JunAges8-11, 1100-1300 Mon-Fri 0900-1600Ages12-15 ,1330-1530 Camp Lejeune Youth Sports Office

Cheer18-22 Jul $50 Boys and Girls Ages 5-15Area 1 Gymnasium Age cut off is May 1st, 2011

Ages 5-9 ,0800-1100 Valid ID/ PROOF of age is requiredAges 10-15, 1300-1600 Questions please call (910)451-2177

Basketball18-22 Jul $65Camp Johnson Gymnasium Football27 Jun - 01 Jul $65Ages 6-9,0800-1100 Paradise Point Soccer FieldsAges 10-15 , 1200-1500 Ages 6-10,0800-1100

Wrestling25-29 Jul $50 Ages 11-15,1200-1500Area 5 GymnasiumAges 5-9, 0830-1130Ages10-15, 1200-1500

INFO: 910.449.9563/9552

Info: 449-9552 or 449-9563
http://www.marines.mil/unit/mcblejeune/chaplain/Documents/VBS%20Registration.pdfhttp://www.marines.mil/unit/mcblejeune/chaplain/Documents/VBS%20Registration.pdfhttp://www.marines.mil/unit/mcblejeune/chaplain/Documents/VBS%20Registration.pdf


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Information & Education

Golden Corral in partnership with North Carolina's 4-HYouth Development and Operation: Military Kids programsare excited to announce Camp Corral for Summer 2011.Camp Corral is all-inclusive and is offered at no cost to chil-dren of wounded or disabled veterans (families responsiblefor transportation to and from camp).

Camp Corral is offered at Millstone 4-H Camp located inEllerbe, North Carolina. Three one-week camping sessionsare being offered.

Camping sessions:July 3-8, 2011, July 17-22, 2011, July 31-August 5, 2011

Camp Corral is a special experience that will create lifetimememories - a full week with friends who can relate, packedwith non-stop fun and all the camping can-do's they love.

Campers will experience:

- Canoeing - Fishing - Target Sports - Ropes Course - Crafts- Swimming - Horseback Riding - Camp Fire stories - Sleep-ing in cabins

Camp Corral is a place where kids are free to be kids, apartfrom the day-to-day challenges they may face as children ofwounded or disabled military families.

To learn more about Camp Corral and to register online, logon to www.goldencorral.com/campcorral/

MCCS PROPERTY WAREHOUSE "YARD" SALE***********************************Building 1108 (Corner of West Road and Birch Street) MarineCorps Base, Camp Lejeune

Preview: 9 Jun, 1300-1500Sale: 10 Jun, 0700-1100

OPEN TO EVERYONECash, Check or Credit Cards Accepted

ITEMS INCLUDE (ALL USED):APPLIANCES, FURNITURE, ELECTRONICS, TOOLS, REC-REATION ITEMS, AND MORE.

ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS. MOST ITEMS NEED REPAIR.ALL SALES ARE FINAL.

NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES.

ALL ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR ON 10 JUNAND PICKED UP BY 17 JUN

For more information, call 910-451-5086.

Mark your calendar for these events:

Upcoming events to look for:

*Jun 11 round two of the 2011 burger battle

*July 1-4 Disney World $300*July 9 The finale battle of the 2011 burger battle*Nov 12-18Bahamas Cruise $650

For more information and registration, please contact SarahWalsh at (910) 451-0084.

Challenging Children Evening Workshop Series********************************************

Tuesdays 1830-2000Russell Marine & Family Services Center Bldg 40 Rm 139 This freemonthly workshop held on the 4th Tuesday of every month, is open to all IDcardholders. Free childcare information will be shared upon advance registra-tion, please call 451-4103.

Upcoming Topics:28 Jun - Self-Help Skills26 Jul - Easy to Use Methods of Tracking Behavior23 Aug - Use of Functional Communication Techniques to Decrease ProblemBehaviors27 Sep - Token Systems25 OctTantrums22 Nov - Time Out

Challenging Children Daytime Workshop Series

********************************************Wednesdays 1100-1300Russell Marine & Family Services Center Bldg 40 Rm 139 Free childcareis provided with advance registration. For more information, please call 910-451-4103.

Upcoming Topics:22 Jun - ADHD/ODD24 Aug - Choosing Your Battles26 Oct - Practical Applications for Everyday Behaviors14 Dec - Helping Children Identify and Cope with their Behaviors
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Happy Birthday to all for the month of May For Those turning 10 years old, dont forget your ID Card. The Court House Bay ID Card Center is

available and has very little to no wait. Hours of operation are from 0730 to 1600 Monday -Friday.

June 1

GeorgiaTanner ABarbaraEmily MAlexsis BAnna C

June M

June 2

Shyra JGabrielleAlisa A

June 3Aaliyah MDevan LJeri ADesaree RIdia MMercedez L

June 4Raynal JIlei VFrancaMalachi CTamara AKirey FAshley ATracey D

June 5

Joseph JAmy LChristopher W

June 6Kandace ADeanna CTia CIris KDesbah JSarah FAvery TJennifer JJasmin

June 7Samantha JSabrina J

Angela MDebon B

June 8

KennethElizabeth AHayden EAngel

June 9

Misty LAllison G

Juan PJames LKatie S

June 10

Lakeisha LAva C

Gabriel BEmily M

June 11Tessa GAustin BMariyaLincoln RAdysin R

June 12

Megan HKasey NJessica AShawna L

June 13

Kristi LJesenia RDarian G

June 14

Kristen RKaylee A

Nicole L

June 15

Haley DRachel DAmelia NSally AChasity LAbigail M

June 16Jessica AKalie ELatiesa DJoseph EGlenda IPhoebe R

June 17

Kathryn E

June 18Tajana AJulie AGabriel JTabathaIsaiah E

June 19

Rachel CKati LGrant H

Elyssa NTiffany AAmanda M

Natalie M

June 20

Tanya R

Gina TAnthony MZoey AAndreaRita K

June 21

Margaret EBobbie R

June 22

Stacy MJames QHailee L

Nevaeh N

Stephanie B

June 23

Hazen MMelissa AWillis ATyler JKatherine M

June 24

Mia CLucasSusan JSavana DAmy AHaedan MCarolyn MJanine F

June 25Brandee ECatherine EPaeton MYuridia DCaledb IKatiann MRebecca R

Nathan E

June 26Brooke LMaranda DMarinada GAshley N

June 27

Samantha CSaralyn MAna I

June 28

Tifateeta SVictoria LBrittany KCadence PBaileigh MRobin E

June 29Christopher JMartha M

Nicholas KDaphney QJessicaStephanie JCassandra RMakenna R

June 30

Jacob KShawn JJillian R

Damien SCaden RArmoni AHailie LLaura R

Dont forget about orGoogle calendar andFacebook page at the fol-lowing links:

(Facebook)www.facebook.com/2d-Maintenance-Battalion

(Google Calendar)www.mccslejeune.com/fro/2dmaintbn.html