Family Serving Family
Pam Boston comes from a proud Army family, and has proudly served those who serve for 32 years. Her service continues to be a family affair—daughter Courtney is a customer experience associate at the Fort Knox Exchange Military Clothing store.
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From the Army Finance Corps to the Exchange’s Finance & Accounting Directorate, Veteran Sedric Thomas has spent his career putting his fiscal know-how to work for the military community.
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Patricia Griffin loves helping customers, so it’s hard for her to pick a favorite job from her more than 28 years at the Exchange.
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Gloria Barros’ passion for her job is evident, and her 35 years of service with the Exchange has only increased her enthusiasm.
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Schroeder began her career at the Gruenstadt bakery as a dough mixer on the bun line. After 23 years, she is now the production supervisor and is enjoying every minute.
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The West Coast Distribution Center outbound manager has served the Exchange for 20 years—surrounded by her work family and her literal family.
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“I know customers by name, and they know me by name. People like that. You’re not just a person to them. You’re family.”
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One in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family Sisters Misty and Billie Jo Fleming’s careers with the Exchange started decades ago in Germany, where their Army father was assigned. As the family moved around to duty stations in Germany, the sisters worked in different roles for the Exchange. When the…
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The employment law paralegal in the Office of the General Counsel had a busy late May: Her son graduated from West Point, a week after his twin sister graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington.
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Frank Cruz Jr. is the last of six family members at the Presidio of Monterey Exchange. But the softlines department manager says he still gets to see family at work every day: “When you create a relationship with these customers, they tend to become like your family.”
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