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127 Years of Family Serving Family: Doris Graham, Fort Sill
A stocker at the Fort Sill Main Store, Graham marked 40 years of family serving family in 2022
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127 Years of Family Serving Family: Mikayla and Danyel Fujikawa, Offutt Air Force Base
Danyel, the Hardlines and PowerZone manager at the Offutt AFB main store, has been with the Exchange for 12 years. A couple of years after Danyel started, her sister Mikayla, ow the Military Clothing store…
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127 Years of Family Serving Family: Chris Gish, Whiteman Air Force Base
The computer operator began working part-time at the Whiteman Air Force Base Exchange in 2018, grew to love his job, and changed to a full-time position.
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127 Years of Family Serving Family – Angela Davila, Los Angeles Consolidated Exchange
Davila started at Fort Hood, where she once acted as R&B singer Tyrese Gibson’s personal assistant for a day when he performed a concert at the food court.
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127 Years of Family Serving Family: Robert Tackett, Fort Leavenworth
The Express store manager has held many positions during his 24 years with the Exchange. But his current job is his favorite.
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127 Years of Family Serving Family: Betty Bramley, Moody AFB, and Leazel Williams, Seymour Johnson AFB
The mother and daughter aren’t the only family members who have worked for the Exchange.
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127 Years of Family Serving Family: Lolita Baltimore, Langley AFB
The 20-year associate, whose mother and son also work for the Exchange, helps us launch a new format for “Family Serving Family” stories.
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126 Years of Family Serving Family – Brian Greene, Luke Air Force Base
The Luke Air Force Base stockroom manager is a military brat who celebrated his 40th year with the Exchange this year—and he spent it all at the same place after traveling around the world when…
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126 Years of Family Serving Family – Wally Kienlen, Randolph Air Force Base
The customer experience associate, who has been at Randolph more than 26 years, knows his way around the store and has no plans to retire.
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126 Years of Family Serving Family – Katherine Getgasorn and Karah Zinski, Fort Campbell
The mother-daughter duo both work at Burger King and enjoy the spirit of camaraderie at the Exchange. And they’re not the only family members with Exchange connections.