129 Years of Family Serving Family: Catherine ‘Kitty’ Harple, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling
The Bolling Express manager knows “We go where you go” firsthand–her 34-year Exchange career has taken her to Bosnia, Iraq and Greenland.
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129 Years of Family Serving Family: Wilfried ‘Willy’ Rech, Europe Region
The chief of the Exchange’s German & International Law Branch came to the Exchange in 1988 and will retire at the end of July.
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129 Years of Family Serving Family: Josh Samuels, HQ
“The military has always been a part of my family,” says the vice president of hardlines, who deployed to Iraq twice during his five years of active-duty service.
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129 Years of Family Serving Family: Fernando Millan, HQ
A temp job at the Nellis BX turned into a 21-year-plus Exchange career for the Loss Prevention Investigations Manager.
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128 Years of Family Serving Family: Ms. Pak Chang-ok, Kunsan AB Exchange
Ms. Pak, who came to the Exchange in October 1977, joined because of her mom.
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128 Years of Family Serving Family: Jennifer Smith Paige, Fort Moore
The shift manager at Fort Moore’s Harmony Church Express celebrated her 32nd anniversary with the Exchange this month.
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128 Years of Family Serving Family: Joanne Scott, MacDill Air Force Base
The main store manager reflects on her 37 years with the Exchange, including that time she had to keep an in-store visit from Robert Downey Jr. a secret.
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128 Years of Family Serving Family: Lioba Conrad, 40-Year Associate, Europe/SWA
The services specialist met her husband through the Exchange. “We both truly believe in the Exchange mission,” she says. “It’s so rewarding and makes me so proud to see where we go and what we…
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128 Years of Family Serving Family: David Goguen, Army Son
“The military has been a big part of my life,” says the rt Hurlburt Field main store manager. “My parents met and married through the military. I was born on an installation.”
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128 Years of Family Serving Family: Vee Savage, Nearly 40-Year Associate, Vandenberg Space Force Base
After 39 years at Vandenberg, the customer experience associate gets recognized even when he’s not on the job–including once by a highway patrolman.
