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Marine Corps Community Services’ Exceptional Family Member Program staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany partners with the Challenger League during its weeklong youth summer day camp, recently. Jennifer Sapp, director/founder, Challenger League, Albany, Ga., and her group of children and volunteers spent the day bowling at Pin City Bowling Center, here, during their “bowling day” activity. The event was one of five scheduled for special needs children participating in the camp.

Marine Corps Community Services’ Exceptional Family Member Program staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany partners with the Challenger League during its weeklong youth summer day camp, recently. Jennifer Sapp, director/founder, Challenger League, Albany, Ga., and her group of children and volunteers spent the day bowling at Pin City Bowling Center, here, during their “bowling day” activity. The event was one of five scheduled for special needs children participating in the camp.

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Marine Corps Community Services’ Exceptional Family Member Program staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany partners with the Challenger League during its weeklong youth summer day camp, recently. Jennifer Sapp, director/founder, Challenger League, Albany, Ga., and her group of children and volunteers spent the day bowling at Pin City Bowling Center, here, during their “bowling day” activity. The event was one of five scheduled for special needs children participating in the camp.

Marine Corps Community Services’ Exceptional Family Member Program staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany partners with the Challenger League during its weeklong youth summer day camp, recently. Jennifer Sapp, director/founder, Challenger League, Albany, Ga., and her group of children and volunteers spent the day bowling at Pin City Bowling Center, here, during their “bowling day” activity. The event was one of five scheduled for special needs children participating in the camp.

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Marine Corps Community Services’ Exceptional Family Member Program staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany partners with the Challenger League during its weeklong youth summer day camp. Jennifer Sapp, director/founder, Challenger League, Albany, Ga., and her group of children and volunteers spent a day of bowling at MCLB Albany’s Pin City Bowling Center and a day at the Flint RiverQuarium, Albany, Ga., recently. Both events were part of five activities scheduled for special needs children participating in the camp.

Marine Corps Community Services’ Exceptional Family Member Program staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany partners with the Challenger League during its weeklong youth summer day camp. Jennifer Sapp, director/founder, Challenger League, Albany, Ga., and her group of children and volunteers spent a day of bowling at MCLB Albany’s Pin City Bowling Center and a day at the Flint RiverQuarium, Albany, Ga., recently. Both events were part of five activities scheduled for special needs children participating in the camp.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Dr. Lillian Rambeau, (right) administrator, Jayda Lives, Inc. and the ExPand Program, discusses some of the benefits and advantages of the Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and virtual/online programs during the Tools for Schools event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom, recently. Rambeau’s daughter, Jayda Robinson, graduated from college, at the age of 17, with an associate’s degree while still in high school. She recently graduated from Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, with a Bachelor of Science degree at age 19.

Dr. Lillian Rambeau, (right) administrator, Jayda Lives, Inc. and the ExPand Program, discusses some of the benefits and advantages of the Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and virtual/online programs during the Tools for Schools event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom, recently. Rambeau’s daughter, Jayda Robinson, graduated from college, at the age of 17, with an associate’s degree while still in high school. She recently graduated from Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, with a Bachelor of Science degree at age 19.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

James Robinson III, mentor/tutor, ExPand Program, discusses the overview of some of the benefits and advantages of the Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and virtual/online programs during the Tools for Schools event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom, recently. Robinson’s sister, Jayda, graduated from college, at the age of 17, with an associate’s degree while still in high school. She recently graduated from Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, with a Bachelor of Science degree at age 19.

James Robinson III, mentor/tutor, ExPand Program, discusses the overview of some of the benefits and advantages of the Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit and virtual/online programs during the Tools for Schools event at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany’s Town and Country Grand Ballroom, recently. Robinson’s sister, Jayda, graduated from college, at the age of 17, with an associate’s degree while still in high school. She recently graduated from Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, with a Bachelor of Science degree at age 19.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Military families take advantage of the opportunity to network with area school administrators during the installation’s Operation Tools for School event at the Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, July 21. The activity, which was hosted by Marine Corps Community Services staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, was designed to kick off the academic school year and to provide a chance for active-duty service members, their spouses and children to obtain relevant information from local and neighboring counties’ school systems representatives. Students were given school supplies and a toy at the event.

Military families take advantage of the opportunity to network with area school administrators during the installation’s Operation Tools for School event at the Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, July 21. The activity, which was hosted by Marine Corps Community Services staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, was designed to kick off the academic school year and to provide a chance for active-duty service members, their spouses and children to obtain relevant information from local and neighboring counties’ school systems representatives. Students were given school supplies and a toy at the event.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Area school administrators partner with Marine Corps Community Services staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to kick off the academic school year during the installation’s Operation Tools for School event at the Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, July 21. The activity provided several opportunities for active-duty service members, their spouses and children to obtain relevant information from local and neighboring counties’ public, private, virtual online and home school systems representatives.

Area school administrators partner with Marine Corps Community Services staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to kick off the academic school year during the installation’s Operation Tools for School event at the Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, July 21. The activity provided several opportunities for active-duty service members, their spouses and children to obtain relevant information from local and neighboring counties’ public, private, virtual online and home school systems representatives.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Area school administrators partner with Marine Corps Community Services staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to kick off the academic school year during the installation’s Operation Tools for School event at the Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, July 21. The activity provided opportunities for active-duty service members, their spouses and children to obtain relevant information from local and neighboring counties’ public, private, virtual online and home school systems representatives.

Area school administrators partner with Marine Corps Community Services staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to kick off the academic school year during the installation’s Operation Tools for School event at the Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, July 21. The activity provided opportunities for active-duty service members, their spouses and children to obtain relevant information from local and neighboring counties’ public, private, virtual online and home school systems representatives.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

Area school administrators partner with Marine Corps Community Services staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to kick off the academic school year during the installation’s Operation Tools for School event at the Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, July 21. The activity provided several opportunities for active-duty service members, their spouses and children to obtain relevant information from local and neighboring counties’ public, private, virtual online and home school systems representatives.

Area school administrators partner with Marine Corps Community Services staff at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany to kick off the academic school year during the installation’s Operation Tools for School event at the Town and Country Restaurant Grand Ballroom, July 21. The activity provided several opportunities for active-duty service members, their spouses and children to obtain relevant information from local and neighboring counties’ public, private, virtual online and home school systems representatives.

Photo by Verda L. Parker

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

Photo by Pamela G. Jackson

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

Photo by Pamela G. Jackson

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

Photo by Pamela G. Jackson

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

Photo by Pamela G. Jackson

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

Photo by Pamela G. Jackson

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce team retains ownership of the coveted Salty Sandbagger trophy by defeating the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany team with a score of 15-9, July 17. The bi-annual golf tournament took place at Stonebridge Golf and Country Club, Albany, Georgia, and pitted the local community against members of the base community to build relationships and strengthen partnerships.

Photo by Pamela G. Jackson

Members of the local business and military community come together for the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15. This event was organized by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee to show appreciation for those who serve and have served in the armed forces.

Members of the local business and military community come together for the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15. This event was organized by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee to show appreciation for those who serve and have served in the armed forces.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Two Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany receive recognition for their service to the community and to the Marine Corps during the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15. Lance Cpl. Ethan Kortie, administrative specialist, received the award for Marine of the Year, (center) and Sgt. Steven McGahee, postal noncommissioned officer, Adjutant’s Office, MCLB Albany, received recognition as Noncommissioned Officer of the Year.

Two Marines from Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany receive recognition for their service to the community and to the Marine Corps during the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15. Lance Cpl. Ethan Kortie, administrative specialist, received the award for Marine of the Year, (center) and Sgt. Steven McGahee, postal noncommissioned officer, Adjutant’s Office, MCLB Albany, received recognition as Noncommissioned Officer of the Year.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Col. James Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, addresses community and military members during the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15. This event was organized by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee to show appreciation for those who serve and have served in the armed forces.

Col. James Carroll III, commanding officer, Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, addresses community and military members during the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15. This event was organized by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee to show appreciation for those who serve and have served in the armed forces.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Maj. Gen. Craig Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks to military and community members during the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15. This event was organized by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee to show appreciation for those who serve and have served in the armed forces.

Maj. Gen. Craig Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, speaks to military and community members during the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15. This event was organized by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee to show appreciation for those who serve and have served in the armed forces.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Maj. Gen. Craig Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, (right) congratulates Lance Cpl. Ethan Kortie, administrative specialist, (left) who received the award for Marine of the Year, and Sgt. Steven McGahee, postal noncommissioned officer, Adjutant’s Office, MCLB Albany, who received recognition as Noncommissioned Officer of the Year. The Marines were recognized during the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15.

Maj. Gen. Craig Crenshaw, commanding general, Marine Corps Logistics Command, (right) congratulates Lance Cpl. Ethan Kortie, administrative specialist, (left) who received the award for Marine of the Year, and Sgt. Steven McGahee, postal noncommissioned officer, Adjutant’s Office, MCLB Albany, who received recognition as Noncommissioned Officer of the Year. The Marines were recognized during the annual Military Appreciation Rise and Shine Breakfast at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Albany, Georgia, July 15.

Photo by Pamela Jackson

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany