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| 2001 LOA Scholarship Winners |
| Although Conference 2001 was
canceled, scholarship winners were presented their award
checks by the respective chapters. |
L-R: Lt Col Art Banner, 319 MXS/CC
SSgt Paul Arkwell
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L-R: Col Chuck Duell, 314th Airlift Wing Vice Commander
TSgt Joey Bailey, National LOA Scholarship Winner
1st Lt Janet Maddox, Razorback LOA Chapter President,
Little Rock AFB |
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SSgt Paul M. Arkwell
Grand Forks AFB, ND
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TSgt Joey C. Bailey
Little Rock AFB, AR
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A1C Karl R. Krouch
Pope AFB, NC
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L-R: Capt Keith R. Kenyon, SMO, 733d Air Mobility Squadron
(AMS)
SSgt Wendy A. Dwight, 733 AMS
CMSgt Bart D. Richardson, Logistics Superintendent, 733
AMS |
L-R: Col John Medlin, 52 LG/CC
MSgt Terry L. White
Maj Duane Mills, 52 LSS/CC and President of the Eifel LOA
Chapter |
SSgt Wendy A. Dwight
Aircraft Communication/Navigation Systems Journeyman
Kadena AB, Japan |
MSgt Terry L. White
Avionics Flight Superintendent
Spangdahlem AB, Germany
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2001 Scholarship Donors |
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Founding Benefactor - $1,000
Col (Ret) Geary W. Wallace
Scholarship Patron - $500
Col (Ret) Denny Portz
Col (Ret) Steve Powers
Col (Ret) Bob Defeo
Lt Col Mary H. Parker
LOA National
Corporate Endowments:
NCR - $2,500
Pricewaterhouse Coopers - $2,000
Northrop Grumman - $1,500
Pratt & Whitney - $1,000
AAI/ACL Technologies, Inc. - $1,000 |
Sustaining Donors $100:
Maj Gen (Ret) Lewis G. Curtis - $250
Col (Ret) Stephen H. Farish - $250
Col (ret) Connee Lloyd - $250
Brig Gen Mike Collings - $200
Maj Gen Scott C. Bergren - $150
Brig Gen Doug Metcalf - $150
Maj Gen Paul Bielowicz - $100
Col Carmen Mezzacappa - $100
Lt Col (Ret) Dave Miller - $100
Col (Ret) Luke Gill - $100
Col (Ret) Joanne Rodefer - $100
Thomas Bearor - $100
Chapter Donations:
Capital LOA Chapter - $100
Fairchild LOA Chapter - $100
Dover LOA Chapter - $50 |
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Col (Ret) Geary W. Wallace - $1,000
annually through 2007 |
Corporate Endowment
Mr. Mike Mayer, of Pricewaterhouse Coopers, which donated
$1,500 |
Corporate Endowment
Mr. Hector Gavilla, president of Advanced Testing
Technologies, which donated $1,000 |
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