Family Serving Family
Growing up overseas, one of Heidi McLean’s favorite childhood memories was going to the Exchange with her father at Leighton Barracks in Wurzburg, Germany.
Read MoreOne in a series of honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family For the last 15 years, Karolyn Madera has spent her career at the Exchange while building traditions and her family. Madera started her legacy at the Exchange as an intermittent food service worker at Burger King. Working at the Exchange has…
Read MoreOne in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family Siblings Kelly San Nicolas and Robin Kaneko have been exemplifying the Exchange’s core value of family serving family for a combined 65 years of service. During her 35-year career, San Nicolas has been a shining example of the Exchange’s “we go where…
Read MoreOne in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family With an Air Force Veteran father and a brother in the Army, Camp Foster Sales Area Manager Coley Soderlund knew he wanted to be involved with the military community. While deciding between enlisting and pursuing a career in law enforcement, Soderlund found…
Read MoreOne in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family For Frederick R. Crowther, the tragedy of losing his mother ultimately led him to finding his passion. After his mother was killed by a drunk driver when he was just 11, Crowther ended up living with his eldest brother, David, who was…
Read MoreThis past week, the Exchange Post highlighted several associates who exemplify the Exchange core value of family serving family. It also said hello to a new senior enlisted advisor in the Pacific, saluted an Exchange GM for service during the COVID-19 pandemic and provided a tour of new dental offices. In case you missed it,…
Read MoreGloria Sylvia, the general manager for the Northern Alaska Exchange, describes her 35-year career as a thank-you note.
Read MoreFor Lani Chandler, a service business manager with the Kaiserslautern Military Community Exchange, joining the Exchange family was a way to be close to the military community.
Read MoreNikki Burton says she loves working for the Exchange because it’s just like the military, with its close-knit community.
Read MoreOne in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family To Ronald McDuffie, family serving family connects him to his roots planted deeply in his father’s military career. The late Henry McDuffie, a career Soldier, set a good example. “I’ve always admired his values to strive to be the best while being…
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