125 Years of Family Serving Family – Jun King and Ed Wood, HQ
Jun King and Ed Wood met through a mutual Exchange friend more than 20 years ago.
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125 Years of Family Serving Family – Sahin Ozdemir, Incirlik AB
After his military service, Sahin Ozdemir was determined to join the Exchange family.
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125 Years of Family Serving Family – Charlie Rios
Carlos “Charlie” Rios began his Exchange career more than three decades ago.
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125 Years of Family Serving Family – Dilek Lunkaya, Incirlik AB
One in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family Dilek Lunkaya’s first experience with the Exchange began more than 20 years ago while she worked as a childcare provider for a…
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125 Years of Family Serving Family – Scott and Rachel Montgomery, LG
One in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family. Scott Montgomery is proof of the ability to move up at the Exchange. He started his career as a warehouse worker, and…
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125 Years of Family Serving Family – Shirley McLain, Panzer Main Store, Germany
One in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family Shirley McLain dedicated her life to the Exchange, retiring after 41 years. But after two months of leisure, McLain decided she couldn’t…
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125 Years of Family Serving Family – Heidi Smith, Inventory Control Associate, Hohenfels Exchange, Germany
For nearly 20 years, Heidi Smith has served the Exchange as a detective at the Hohenfels Exchange. Now, she has moved on to a new adventure as an inventory control associate.
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125 Years of Family Serving Family – Omler Family
Together, Mary and her sons Michael and Kyle have served the military and their families for 72 years combined.
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125 Years of Family Serving Family – Emmanuel Belt
One in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family As a member of the Arkansas National Guard and a senior at the University of Arkansas, Emmanuel Belt was not too certain…
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125 Years of Family Serving Family – Wilma Goller, Grafenwoehr Express
Wilma Goller is proud of her service with the Exchange and plans to continue being positive role model her teammates can look up to.
