2019 Obits, Retirements and Transfers
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Please send me an email when new Obits, Retirements and Transfers are posted.
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Mr. Sontag:
Thank you for writing to your Exchange Post! The ORTs are posted. Let me know if you have a problem accessing them.
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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I cannot access either. I was able to do so for all months in 2018.
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Mr. Foltz:
Thank you for writing to your Exchange Post!
Please go to the home page, http://www.theexchangepost.com.
Scroll all the way to the bottom.
Click on “Obits, Transfers and Retirements.” Up will pop a screen with the 2018 and 2019 obits.
Click on “Read More.”
Then pick the month you want.
If you have further trouble, don’t hesitate to contact me.
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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Same here–do not receive
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Mr. Linz: Thank you for writing to your Exchange Post. To find the 2019 obits, retirements and transfers:
1. Go to the Exchange Post home page, http://www.theexchangepost.com.
2. Scroll all the way to the bottom;
3. Click on the link to the obits, retirements and transfers.
4. Click on “read more” under the January 2019 headline
5. Click on the month you want to read.I would suggest bookmarking the Exchange Post home page, http://www.theexchangepost.com.
Again, thanks for writing to your Exchange Post. If I can be of further assistance, don’t hesitate to contact me.
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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I’m also having problems. I followed instructions above but still unable to access the 2019 obits, retirements and transfers page.
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Frances:
Thanks for writing to your Exchange Post. Sorry you’re having a problem with the 2019 obits.
When you go to the home page, http://www.theeexchangepost.com (bookmark the site, I suggest) and scroll all the way to the bottom, click on the obit link.
You’ll see a screen that pops up, Obituaries, Transfers and Retirements.
Then, you’ll see blue headline, 2019 Obits, Transfers and Retirements . . . then January 2019 . . . then Read More.
Click on Read More. On the next page, click on January. The obits should pop up.
If you have any problem, don’t hesitate to contact me. Again, thanks for writing to your Exchange Post.
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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Similar comment are previous one–why the change?Hard to teach an old dog new tricks!
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Mr. Linz:
Thank you for writing. We changed to an all-digital Exchange Post about 2 years ago in keeping with industry trends for corporate communications and publications like employee magazines.
We found that our readers were yearning for their news in real time–and we couldn’t give them that in a magazine. For instance, when the hurricane decimated Tyndall AFB, Fla., our readers found out about it THAT DAY, rather than having to wait a month for the magazine to come.
We realize that some readers prefer a magazine to hold in their hands. After all, the Exchange Post magazine had been around since 1956. But times, they are a-changing–and so is corporate communications. More and more readers across all age demographics want their news NOW, on their home computers, smartphones, tablets and all their other devices.
The obits actually are easy to find. Actually, after your first email and the 2nd email from another reader, we changed the way you get to the obits and cut the number of clicks.
1. Go to the home page, http://www.theexchangepost.com.
2. Scroll all the way to the bottom of the page.
3. Click on the Obits, Transfers and Retirement link right in the middle under News by Category.
4. Click on the page that pops up the month you want to view. For instance, follow these directions and you can find and then view January’s obits without as many clicks as before.I suggest bookmarking http://www.theexchangepost.com page and then the obit page. Then, you can go to your bookmarks and call up the obit page much quicker than having to go through all the steps.
Again, thanks for writing! We appreciate your input. Really, we do!
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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Steve, appreciate your help- all well and I am up to date on process-thanks, Stew
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You’re welcome! Let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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Keep up your GREAT WORK!
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Thanks!
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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I notice in the retirement section that I am listed with only 13 years of Exchange employment, I started with the exchange in 1981 and retired May 31 2019 with a total of 38 employment with the exchange.
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Mr. Rivera:
Thank you for writing to your Exchange Post. I will make the correction now.
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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Will show in next months Post Exchange?
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Sorry, the trans/obits is not opening today. Just sits there. Don Link
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Mr. Link:
Thanks for writing to your Exchange Post. I just tried opening the obits, and it worked for me. Try it again and let me know if it doesn’t. My email is smithstev@aafes.com.
Thanks,
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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I can not get to the Obit, retirement and transfer list for November 2019. Please return back to the older vesion. Thank you.
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Hi!
Thanks for writing to your Exchange Post. I just checked the obits to see if all the links work and they do.
Here’s what to do:
1. Bookmark http://www.theexchangepost.com.
2. Go to the home page.
3. Scroll all the way to the bottom.
4. Click on Obits, Transfers and Retirements
5. Click on 2019.
6. Click on November.The obits should pop up in a Word or PDF document.
If you have any problems, don’t hesitate to contact me.
Steve Smith
Editor, The Exchange Post
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