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Westover High School's, Albany, Ga., band leads a parade in the "Month of the Military Child" event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 8. Officials, base personnel and parents joined the nation in celebration of the annual event to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. A proclamation signing preceded the parade, which commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond.

Westover High School's, Albany, Ga., band leads a parade in the "Month of the Military Child" event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, April 8. Officials, base personnel and parents joined the nation in celebration of the annual event to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. A proclamation signing preceded the parade, which commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

April is the time when Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany officials, base personnel and parents join the nation in celebration of the “Month of the Military Child.” The annual event is a month set aside to recognize the many sacrifices made by the military’s littlest warfighters, the children. The proclamation signing and a parade commenced at the installation’s Child Development Center and ended with a reception at Covella Pond, here, April 8.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Eight teams participate in a 3-on-3 basketball tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Thomason Gym, recently. The event was one of three activities held on the installation to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive. Maj. Lee Taylor (fourth from left) and his four-man team walked away undefeated, with the 1st place trophy and Ball is Life’s five-man team won the 2nd place trophy.

Eight teams participate in a 3-on-3 basketball tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Thomason Gym, recently. The event was one of three activities held on the installation to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive. Maj. Lee Taylor (fourth from left) and his four-man team walked away undefeated, with the 1st place trophy and Ball is Life’s five-man team won the 2nd place trophy.

Photo by Courtesy photo

One male and his four-female compadres won the first round in a paintball tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. The event was the second of three activities held on the installation to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive. The five-man team suited up in protective gear, braved the inclement elements and emerged from the woods victorious over their opponents in round one of the tournament.

One male and his four-female compadres won the first round in a paintball tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently. The event was the second of three activities held on the installation to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive. The five-man team suited up in protective gear, braved the inclement elements and emerged from the woods victorious over their opponents in round one of the tournament.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Paintball champions, 1st Lt. Benjamin Welch (left), Capt. Sean Fitzgibbons, and three teammates won the final round in a recent tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The event was the second of three activities held on the installation to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive. The five-man team’s marksmanship skills landed them first-place and bragging rights over all of the opponents the faced in the fundraising paintball tournament.

Paintball champions, 1st Lt. Benjamin Welch (left), Capt. Sean Fitzgibbons, and three teammates won the final round in a recent tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany. The event was the second of three activities held on the installation to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive. The five-man team’s marksmanship skills landed them first-place and bragging rights over all of the opponents the faced in the fundraising paintball tournament.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Maj. Timothy Leonard (right), operations research analyst, Marine Corps Logistics Command, purchases baklava from Petty Officer 3rd Class Louis Amaya Sanchez at a bake sale, recently. The event, which was held at Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, was the final of three activities organized at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive. Amaya, a laboratory technician, NBHC-Albany, is the clinic’s NMCRS representative/point of contact for the fund drive.

Maj. Timothy Leonard (right), operations research analyst, Marine Corps Logistics Command, purchases baklava from Petty Officer 3rd Class Louis Amaya Sanchez at a bake sale, recently. The event, which was held at Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, was the final of three activities organized at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive. Amaya, a laboratory technician, NBHC-Albany, is the clinic’s NMCRS representative/point of contact for the fund drive.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Petty Officer 1st Class Antresha Holmes (center) purchases items from a desserts table during a Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive bake sale, as Petty Officer 1st Class Kishaun Jeffers (left) looks on. The event, which was held at Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently, was the final of three activities organized to raise money to assist military families in their time of unexpected, temporary crises. Petty Officer 3rd Class Louis Amaya Sanchez (right), laboratory technician, NBHC-Albany, is the clinic’s NMCRS representative/point of contact.

Petty Officer 1st Class Antresha Holmes (center) purchases items from a desserts table during a Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive bake sale, as Petty Officer 1st Class Kishaun Jeffers (left) looks on. The event, which was held at Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, recently, was the final of three activities organized to raise money to assist military families in their time of unexpected, temporary crises. Petty Officer 3rd Class Louis Amaya Sanchez (right), laboratory technician, NBHC-Albany, is the clinic’s NMCRS representative/point of contact.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Gregory Clark, U.S. Army veteran, purchases several items from a desserts table at the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive bake sale, at Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, recently. Carol Garner, licensed practical nurse, Carl Vinson VA Medical Center Dublin’s Outpatient Clinic, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, volunteered her time and culinary skills for the fundraiser. Petty Officer 3rd Class Louis Amaya Sanchez, laboratory technician, NBHC-Albany, is the clinic’s NMCRS representative/point of contact. The event was the final of three activities organized on the installation to raise money to assist military families in their time of unexpected, temporary crises.

Gregory Clark, U.S. Army veteran, purchases several items from a desserts table at the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive bake sale, at Naval Branch Health Clinic-Albany, recently. Carol Garner, licensed practical nurse, Carl Vinson VA Medical Center Dublin’s Outpatient Clinic, aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, volunteered her time and culinary skills for the fundraiser. Petty Officer 3rd Class Louis Amaya Sanchez, laboratory technician, NBHC-Albany, is the clinic’s NMCRS representative/point of contact. The event was the final of three activities organized on the installation to raise money to assist military families in their time of unexpected, temporary crises.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Maj. Lee Taylor (right), and teammates (left to right) Gunnery Sgt. Jerome McCray, Stewart Snoddy and Tennoris Knox walk away with the 1st place trophy in a 3-on-3 basketball tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Thomason Gym, recently. “We went undefeated throughout the tournament and played a total of four games,” Taylor said on his team’s championship win. Eight teams participated in the event, which was one of three activities held on the installation to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive.

Maj. Lee Taylor (right), and teammates (left to right) Gunnery Sgt. Jerome McCray, Stewart Snoddy and Tennoris Knox walk away with the 1st place trophy in a 3-on-3 basketball tournament at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Thomason Gym, recently. “We went undefeated throughout the tournament and played a total of four games,” Taylor said on his team’s championship win. Eight teams participated in the event, which was one of three activities held on the installation to raise money during the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s Fund Drive.

Photo by Courtesy photo

Lt. Cmdr. Erskine Alvis, chaplain, Headquarters and Support Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C., delivers the resurrection message to parishioners attending Easter Sunrise Service. The service was held inside the sanctuary of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd, March 27.

Lt. Cmdr. Erskine Alvis, chaplain, Headquarters and Support Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C., delivers the resurrection message to parishioners attending Easter Sunrise Service. The service was held inside the sanctuary of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd, March 27.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

A number of parishioners assemble at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd for Easter Sunrise Service, here, March 27. The service, which was officiated by Lt. Cmdr. Erskine Alvis, chaplain, Headquarters and Support Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C., was moved from the amphitheater to the chapel to accommodate attendees.

A number of parishioners assemble at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd for Easter Sunrise Service, here, March 27. The service, which was officiated by Lt. Cmdr. Erskine Alvis, chaplain, Headquarters and Support Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C., was moved from the amphitheater to the chapel to accommodate attendees.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

A number of parishioners assemble at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd for Easter Sunrise Service, here, March 27. Attendees moved to an area outside, in front of the chapel for closing remarks and the benediction at the end of the service. The inclement weather was not a deterrent for those who came to share in the resurrection celebration.

A number of parishioners assemble at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd for Easter Sunrise Service, here, March 27. Attendees moved to an area outside, in front of the chapel for closing remarks and the benediction at the end of the service. The inclement weather was not a deterrent for those who came to share in the resurrection celebration.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

A number of parishioners assemble at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd for Easter Sunrise Service, here, March 27. Attendees moved to an area outside, in front of the chapel for closing remarks and the benediction at the end of the service. The inclement weather was not a deterrent for those who came to share in the resurrection celebration.

A number of parishioners assemble at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd for Easter Sunrise Service, here, March 27. Attendees moved to an area outside, in front of the chapel for closing remarks and the benediction at the end of the service. The inclement weather was not a deterrent for those who came to share in the resurrection celebration.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Lt. Cmdr. Erskine Alvis, chaplain, Headquarters and Support Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C., delivers the benediction and closing remarks outside the sanctuary of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here. Parishioners, who had attended Easter Sunrise Service, March 27, were invited back inside the chapel for fellowship and refreshments after worship.

Lt. Cmdr. Erskine Alvis, chaplain, Headquarters and Support Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C., delivers the benediction and closing remarks outside the sanctuary of Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd, here. Parishioners, who had attended Easter Sunrise Service, March 27, were invited back inside the chapel for fellowship and refreshments after worship.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

A meet and greet was held at Elements Coffee Company, Albany, Ga., recently. The occasion was held to give military spouses from the installation an opportunity to come together for conversation support and useful resource information.

A meet and greet was held at Elements Coffee Company, Albany, Ga., recently. The occasion was held to give military spouses from the installation an opportunity to come together for conversation support and useful resource information.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

A meet and greet was held at Elements Coffee Company, Albany, Ga., for military spouses recently. During the gathering, attendees enjoyed entertaining conversation and helpful information.

A meet and greet was held at Elements Coffee Company, Albany, Ga., for military spouses recently. During the gathering, attendees enjoyed entertaining conversation and helpful information.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Cindy Grant, military spouse, MCLB Albany, shares helpful information during a meet and greet held at Elements Coffee Company, Albany, Ga., recently. The event is held monthly to bring military spouses together.

Cindy Grant, military spouse, MCLB Albany, shares helpful information during a meet and greet held at Elements Coffee Company, Albany, Ga., recently. The event is held monthly to bring military spouses together.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

Steven Dancer, (center) installation emergency manager, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, meets with members of the 97th Civil Affairs Battalion, Ft. Bragg, N.C., to discuss procedures of the emergency operations center aboard the base recently. Members of the battalion trained to sharpen civil affairs skills needed during deployments.

Steven Dancer, (center) installation emergency manager, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, meets with members of the 97th Civil Affairs Battalion, Ft. Bragg, N.C., to discuss procedures of the emergency operations center aboard the base recently. Members of the battalion trained to sharpen civil affairs skills needed during deployments.

Photo by Joycelyn Biggs

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