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Coastal Carolina Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) Scholars for School Term 2012-2013 The Chapter Scholarship Committee chaired by Col Mike Kennedy met and selected the following five MOAA scholars;
Kelsey Brown - NC State The Scholars and their parents will be recognized at the Chapter Scholarship Dinner on 17 May at Taberna Country Club.
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Purpose It works to protect the rights and interests of all active duty, retired, reserves, and National Guard personnel of the branches of the uniform services and their dependents and survivors. continues..... |
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CCMOA Scholarship Dinner
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Annual CCMOA Scholarship Dinner was held May 17th at the Taberna Country Club.
Chapter President, CAPT Marie Senzig NC USN (Ret.) was Master of Ceremonies. The scholarships were presented by Chapter Scholarship
Chair, Col. Mike Kennedy USMC (Ret), Counsel President LTC Bob Garman USA (Ret),
and Chapter President Marie Senzig. Each scholarship was for the
2012 - 2013 academic year and was in the amount of $1,000.00. Chapter Scholars
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Kelsey Brown (NC State),
Kelsey Hernandez (NC State), Patrick Hernandez (Indiana University - Bloomington), Christina Newton
(UNC-Chapel Hill) and Murphy Newton (ECU).
Congratulations to the Chapter Scholars. |
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Help Defuse Defense, Benefits "Time Bomb" Unless current law is changed, a so-called "sequester" enacted in last year's Budget Control Act will impose massive across-the-board cuts on the defense budget as of January 2, 2013. Most legislators agree the sequester would be devastating for national defense, forcing massive force reductions as well as unwise and unfair compensation and benefits cutbacks. But the parties continue to bicker over how to prevent it. Your help is essential to get real action. Please send MOAA's suggested message to urge your legislators to act immediately to avoid these huge cuts that would devastate the all-volunteer force. .
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Were you disappointed when Social Security Administration (SSA) decided to no longer mail annual earnings statements? Well, there’s great news! Why is this important? Well, for many of us (or family members) who are between the ages of 40-60 and not quite tech-savvy or receptive to accessing personal documents online, this is huge. |
The Chapter newsletter is edited and produced by Chapter Secretary, Maj. W. (Bill) S. Culler, USMC (Ret) and his wife, Dee. The last few editions can be found below:
May 2012 Remembering our past; check out a Chapter Newsletter from our historical archives
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