Family Serving Family
Twenty-five years after starting as a food-service worker, Beatty now manages the largest-volume Exchange in the continental United States.
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The Afghanistan native, who was one of the first female translators in Afghanistan, moved to the U.S., where one of her mentors recommended that she apply at the Exchange.
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One in a series honoring the Exchange’s 127 years of family serving family. Whh they are: Chad Brazil, Systems Business Analyst, Real Estate, Exchange HQ; Stacey Brazil, Accounting Manager, Finance & Accounting, Exchange HQ Years with the Exchange: Chad, 34 years; Stacey, 18 years Where they started: Chad: “I began working as a sales associate…
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“I grew up around the military and the Air Force my whole life. I wanted to join the military but wasn’t able to because of a back injury in high school. My mom worked for the Exchange, and I saw what they did for her.”
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Moncrief’s first visit to Lackland AFB, for her twin brother’s graduation from basic training, piqued her interest in the Exchange. After she met a recruiter at her college job fair, she was sold on the Exchange as a career. That career is about to hit its 30th anniversary.
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“I feel like I’ve been part of the military service my entire life as an Air Force brat and a Soldier. For me, this opportunity is like ‘bookending’ my life.”
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The IT associate has been at HQ since 2011, but he started at the Exchange as a Class Six associate.
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“I grew up in the military, married into the military and now proudly support the military.”
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“I wear my ‘Air Force Mom’ badge proudly to work each day,” says the sales area manager, who has two children in the military.
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The assistant store manager began his Exchange career at the Little Rock AFB Exchange Burger King in 2006. “When I got out of high school, my older sister was already working at the Exchange. I didn’t think it would become a career, but it has.”
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