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he National Executive Committee was held on December 3rd and 4th in Washington, DC at Hilton-Washington-Dulles Airport. On Friday, December 3rd the National Service Foundation Meeting was held. Executive Director Joe Piening said they were managing to hold their own, although, donations and other fundraisers were coming in slowly. The Finance Committee also met on Friday afternoon. National Finance Officer, John Mitchell announced National Finance Director Velma Hart was let go to save a sizable amount of income. All other directors were also asked to cut their budgets by 10%. The Membership Meeting was held on Friday 3rd as always with renewals continuing to be a problem. First Vice Commander Frye urged everyone to make personal contact with renewal members. As of January 1, 2011 life membership will increase to $200. National Programs Director Beryl Love announced he was disappointed in the turnout at Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, and he urged all Departments to participate more in the coming years. Beryl also announced Community Service Reports are getting better, but still would like to see some improvement. National Service Director Denny Boller announced hiring of three new NSO’s. All Service Officers are do-

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ing a great job. All Service Organizations are urging Congress to speed up the claim processing. It was announced by our National Legislative Director Ray Kelly that he has resigned to accept the same position with the VFW. The University of Atlanta has come on board to offer scholarships to veterans and their families. The University of Phoenix announced they are continuing their scholarship program. Choice Hotels had a spokeswoman there to announce they are continuing their relationship with us. Jim has brochures for membership and program awards. There is also a Riders information packet available. The next NEC Meeting will be held in Washington, DC at the Hilton-Washington-Dulles Airport on March 18 and 19, 2011.

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By Pat Pulliam

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ur Winter DEC in Clemmons was quiet a success. Our National Ladies Auxiliary President, Dee Kreiling, was able to visit with us. Everyone enjoyed meeting her at her reception, the meetings and the reverse drawing. This was the first time she had seen a reverse drawing and is eager to share with her local auxiliary in PA. The reverse drawing was a success and the food was great. Thank you to all who helped with the food and the items donated for the auction. A special shout out to Ways and Means Chairman, Marcia Fenwick, for all the great cooking she did and to Nada Curphey, Scholarship Chairman, for her hard work and organizational skills that kept everything running so smoothly. Thank you also to Commander Lowry, Mike Rozmaryn, Roger Fenwick and the Sons for their help.

More inside... All auxiliaries were represented and the reporting is looking great. If you have questions, do not hesitate to contact the different chairmen, NEC Woman Margie Rabb or myself. The department officer’s reports were given and everything looks good there too. Please remember to get your reports in and send your membership in as well. We were saddened to hear of the passing of PNP Susie Sisler. She will truly be missed and our thoughts and prayers go out to her family. Please keep our veterans, active duty military and their families and all of our AMVETS families in your thoughts and prayers. God bless America! Pat Pulliam, Department President

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Table of Contents

The NC AMVET News is published three times per year by Midwest Publishing, Inc.

NEC Report................................................................1 From the President...................................................2 Post Reports.............................................................3 Post Directory.........................................................10 Officers Reports.................................................... 11 AMVETS Riders....................................................... 13

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THIS IS THE DEFINITION OF PRECISION!

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Those are U.S. made Garand M-1 rifles (WWII), and they are heavy weapons (9 POUNDS EACH).

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Click above to send photos and articles of local AMVETS activities! Did you know that each post can put their own pictures and information of upcoming events on their post page on the website?

Anyone interested in putting their post pictures, information or upcoming events on the web please contact Nancy Shiverdecker cib2marine@yahoo.com and I will get you set up. It is not rocket science. Anyone with basic computer skills can do this.

post 101 - Halifax County Left, left to right: Doug Treglown, Roger Fenwick, David Beam and Marcia Fenwick taking a break after filling “lunch bags” for the fund raiser for wounder warrior SFC John Masson. John lost a leg, part of the other leg and part of an arm. He is doing well and would like to return to active duty in a teaching position.

Bill Thorpe, Jr. and Pat Pulliam at a cermony honoring his father. Mr. Thorpe, Sr. was a Pearl Harbor survivor and will be greatly missed in the Roanoke Valley.

Above: Commander Roger Fenwick and Auxiliary President Marcia Fenwick presents a check for to CWO Herring of the local National Guard unit, for wounded SFC Masson. Left: Eastern District Commander David Beam presents a certificate of appreciation to Steve Murphy for his father, Harry Murphy, for his service in WWII. Pat Pulliam looks on.

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post 201 - Franklin County AMVETS Post 201 Holds “Salute to Veterans” at Lake Royale Clubhouse

Mr. Harry Murphy, 95 years young, is presented his certificate of appreciation from his son, Steve Murphy.

Speakers (left to right) - Lt. Col Daniel Jenks, Linda McCray, Daniel McCray, Norm Bell, Oceanous Lowry - NC Dept. Commander, SGM Roth, Tom Nichols, Stuart Nottingham, Forrest Johnson, Victor Alston & Dick Maryman- Post Commander

n November 13, AMVETs Post 201 held the 2nd annual “Salute to Veterans” in recognition of Veterans Day at the Lake Royale Clubhouse. The ceremony was opened with a prayer by Rev. Daniel Jenks, Lt. Col. US Army (Retired) and Pastor of Franklinton United Methodist Church. The National Anthem was performed in a duet by Linda & David McCray of the Royale Aires. Forrest Johnson Adjutant Post 201 led us in the Pledge of Allegiance, and then, welcoming remarks were given by Dick Maryman, Commander Post 201. Guest speakers included: Stuart Nottingham, representing the Lake Royale POA; Victor Alston - Franklin County Veterans Service Officer; Oceanous Lowry- AMVET NC Department Commander; and Representative John May of the NC House of Representatives. Each added meaning and purpose to the event leading to our key note speaker. Sergeant Major Jacob Roth US Army (Retired) provided the key note address. He is the present NC Commander of Ex-POWs and had personally been held captive for over 37 months by the North Koreans during the Korean War. His personal account of his own capture and the “Tiger Death March” that followed was a moving experience with details that are dehumanizing at the hands of the enemy. He along with 700+ military captives and civilians depended upon faith, fellow detainees and survival instincts plus perseverance that few of us can relate to in our lives. Only a small percentage of the Korean War POWs have lived to tell of their experience. We recognized collectively the veterans of each war and conflict of the 20th and 21st century. Due recognition was given to one World War II veteran who joined us for the ceremony. We were honored by his presence. Opie Pearce laid a wreath at the podium in recognition of those veterans who have passed on. Lt. Col. Jenks provided a moving rendition of “God Bless the USA” before he closed our ceremony with a blessing.

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Left: Norm Bell 1st Vice Commander Post 201 Below: SGM Roth delivers Key Note address, Lt. Col. Jenks performs “God Bless the USA”

Williamston Boy Scouts Memorial Day Parade

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Post 227, continued Post colors carried by Boy Scout. This was the 1st parade in our town sponsored by a veterans organization.

Martin County Commissioner Tommy Bowen (left), Commissioner Ronnie Smith (right) present Plaque and Post Home Deed to Post Commander Richard White (middle)

North Carolina Army National Guard members Post the Colors… all are veterans of 2 tours in Iraq.

New Post Home “Martin House:. Exterior under renovation.. new roof on Post Home. The house is an original Sears & Roebuck kit house sold by them in the early 1900’s.

Post Commander Richard White opens Veterans Day Service.

Guest Speaker Mr Allen Hoffman of WITN-7 New Anchor, Vietnam Veteran, helicopter pilot. Jim and William Purvis Chaired our Memorial Day Parade. Over 1000 citizens turned out for our event. Thanks for your hard work putting on the parade!

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Currituck County Veteran’s Day Parade 2010

Pilmoor Memorial “pre-schoolers” participating in the parade.

he Moyock service organizations of the American Legion Post 531, AMVETS Post 269, VFW Post 10949 and the Moyock Ruritans will be putting on the annual Currituck County Veteran’s Day Parade once again this year on Thursday, November the 11th, 2010 with staging by 10 am and the parade commencing precisely at 11am. Refreshments will be provided at a modest cost by Moyock’s American Legion Post 531, and marching units of U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard will be participating as well. Patriotic music and parade announcements will be provided by DJ John Downs Sr. Of very special interest for this year’s event will be the inclusion of Pilmoor Me- Provost Marshall, QMC morial’s “Pre-Schoolers”, who will be rid- Thomas K. Derry (USNing in the parade in a trailer decorated by Ret) riding in a special themselves and waving flags provided by Golf cart driven by Golf Moyock’s VFW Post 10949 in support of Cart shop owner, Steve our county’s veterans (all 14 of the kids - Jones of “Steve’s Karts”. and trust me, they really put some effort into their trailer). This effort was also co-sponsored by American Legion Post 531, VFW Post 10949, and the Ruritans - all organizations from Moyock, NC. Despite the threat of rain we had a good turn out, and a lot of fun doing the parade.

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k gang - when you have a chance check out the “Welcome to Moyock” sign posted up at the Moyock Welcome Center. LOOKS GREAT :) I won’t go into all the battle details other than to say that, thanks to some close cooperation with Commissioner Paul O’Neal - I managed to get our AMVETS and their VFW Posted on the Moyock sign - which you can now all see.

The Ruritan vehicle driven by our Judge Advocate and Moyock Ruritan President, Eldon L. Miller III in the parade.

Our fine U.S. Navy Chiefs from Northwest Naval Station marching along with their Leading First Class Petty Officer in the parade.

A post parade photo taken at our refreshment stand - to the far right in dark brown coat and tan slacks is AMVETS Post 269 Commander Christopher A. Curdes talking to our Post Service Officer and Commander of Moyock’s American Legion Post 531, Carlos Walker (on the motorized scooter).

Thank you, Christopher A. Curdes Parade Organizer (252) 435-1165 The new fire truck from the Sligo Volunteer Fire Department with one of our members at large riding with them.

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MOORESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28115 (704) 664-7712 FAX: (704)664-7836 9 December 2010

Mr. Larry Cooke Commander AMVETS Post 820 2714 Charlotte Highway Mooresville, NC 28115 Dear Mr. Cooke, It was a particular pleasure to meet with you, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Wilson this past Tuesday and I am exceptionally grateful for your extremely generous donation to Mooresville High School’s Naval Junior ROTC Program. The money will be put to good, and immediate, use in ensuring that each Cadet is able to participate in all the events and activities we offer without regard to their family’s personal financial status. Your AMVETS Post has been, and continues to be, our strongest and most consistent supporter, not only financially but also in providing annual recognition to some of our best and brightest Cadets. On behalf of Chief Tate and all the Cadets of the Mooresville High School Naval Junior ROTC Program, please know we are very grateful for your support. You have the respect and gratitude of us all and we thank you for your generosity as well as your service. It will never be taken for granted.

Michael D. Powden Commander, U.S. Navy (Retired) Senior Naval Science Instructor

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Bob & Rita Chastain. Rita was a Machinist Mate and she is a 13 year cancer survivor.

Christmas at VA. Dick Barringer, Monroe Poplin, Commander Hopkings, Aux Pres Judy B, Jean Poplin, seated Joann Myers.

David Hand Veteran of the Year Rowan County.

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Commander Hopkins, Aux Pres. Judy B with food for Rowan Helping Ministries.

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post 845 - cont. Top left to right: Elaine Howle VA Hospital award. It says Toy for Tots not Toys for Runts! OOPS there is the tree! Bottom left to right: Our Ladies did an outstanding job of Honoring our Veterans on Veterans day Pool Tournament Posts 845 910 -90 Rockin around the Christmas tree what a happy holiday

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27 October 2010 – Breast Cancer Awareness Month – “Think Pink II”

Karen Timko

aving lost my mother this past year to Breast Cancer and Alzheimer’s, I decided to choose the Lower Cape Fear Hospice and Care Center for the Think Pink packages. Sixteen care packages were provided, on behalf of AMVETS Post #906, to the female patients. The pink packages were wrapped in a pink toile, a pink ribbon and a rose. They contained some small personal hygiene items and tagged with our logo and post number, the pink ribbon symbol with the message “Because We Care”. The Lower Cape Fear Hospice is a beautiful care center filled with many caring and loving nurses and nurses aides. It really takes a special person to fill their shoes. It is located in Wilmington and has 12 private rooms with views of the beautifulJapanese water garden and other gardens. If you or a family member ever needs that individual care, they can be reached at (910)7629422. God bless.

Our yard sale for St Jude. Auxiliary members Linda Rumsey, Ingrid Weaver and Rachel Okun.

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post 910 - Albermarle Holiday Celebrations

MVETS Post 910 has been quite busy over the holiday season. We set a goal of providing 15 families with food baskets and to send items to the troops overseas. With the help of Stanly County residents and businesses we were able to reach our goal. We delivered 15 large baskets of food to families and sent four boxes to the troops plus accomplish quite a bit more. We took personal care baskets to 10 residents in nursing homes, put together 10 Christmas stockings for children, donated two large containers of beads to a young lady in Norwood so she could make bracelets. Helped a family give their child a Christmas with a stocking and presents for all in the family, plus a basket of food. All this was done because of donations from residents and merchants. Stanley County sure stepped up. Thank you for all your donations and help. We had a Halloween party which was a great success. Gerry Pion and Hazel Hudson were the costume winners. We had quite a few members who dressed in costume, we all danced to a great band and had plenty of food to eat. Twenty-four members participated in the Veterans day parade. Luckily the weather was great. We sponsored an Elvis show, with several Elvis personators. Johnny cash also put in an appearance. Plus two sisters, 11 and 12. It was a great three-hour show.

Halloween from left Top left: Marie Carver Middle: Jimmy & Lora Coley Top right: Jimmy & Hazel Hudson Left: Michael & Wendy Marshall (Post Commander) Below: Gerry & Kathy Pion (PDC)

Veterans Day Parade Float Gerry Pion (PDC) Wendy Marshall, Michael Marshall (Post Commander)

Johnny Cash impersonator Lora Coley & Elvis impersonator Two sisters ages 11 & 12

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NORTH CAROLINA amVETS POST DIRECTORY

Editorial Criteria Following are guidelines to aid you in preparing your articles for publication:

1. Articles MUST be typewritten. 2. DO NOT TYPE IN ALL CAPS. 3. Photos should be high resolution full color jpegs. 4. Editorial can be submitted as a .txt or .doc file. 5. We do accept .pdfs but prefer the text and photos to be orginals. 6. The editor reserves the right to edit any submission for clarity, brevity, etc. 7. E-mail submissions to: cib2marine@ yahoo.com with your post number or the subject of your submission in the subject line. -- Page 10 --

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NSO’s Report

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ow, want a great job of getting your post’s articles in for the paper. We have nine this issue. Our “Friends” on Facebook are increasing. Once you are logged in do a search for AMVETS North Carolina, then click on Friends Request. I check the page several times a day. Once your request is accepted you will be able to see our “Wall” and what is posted. You will be able to post things also. When I “share” a post or post something it will be sent to your “wall”. We have folks on our page from all over the country. It is interesting to see what they do at their posts and what veterans informationthey have to share. As you may be aware we now post this newspaper online. If you are interested in receiving the online version make sure Elsie has your e-mail address. Department website: At the October DEC each post representative or commander was given a login and password for their post which will allow your post to put post information, pictures, upcoming events etc. on your page on the website. If you are having any problems posting to your webpage let me know. E-mail me at Cib2marine@yahoo.com and I will help you. Embrace it or not we are in an electronic world. Our younger vets are on the web searching for information and help…. This is a great avenue for recruiting new members for your post. Reporting your Post Community Service: http://www.amvets.org/ reports here is the direct link to log in and report. Login is your AMVETS membership number on your membership card. Create a password and you are in, or send your information to Joann Myers.  Nancy Shiverdecker, PRO RIBE

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he Sons membership is down for the year. The Son’s regret that they can’t have the fishing tournament or beach party, but we hope to participate next year with the family picnic.

The Son’s are seeking clothes, coat, and hats for the Vets at the V.A. hospitals. We also need phone cards for the Veterans to call their families. The Sons are selling tickets for gas or cash. The price is a $250 cash or gas card. A dollar donation enters the raffle. This is to be given away at the April DEC meeting. I am looking forward to going to Washington in March with the Sons to talk with our Senators and Congressmen about the veterans and their benefits. We also will be going to the monuments where we place wreaths. I will be carrying the Sons N.C. flag during the ceremony. 

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NORTH CAROLINA amVETS Officers COMMANDER Oceanus Lowry 235 Pinelake Park Rd. Pembroke, NC 28372 (910) 521-9317, (910) 734-0047 olowry1@nc.rr.com 1st VICE COMMANDER Lacy L. Shepherd 253 Cartledge Creek Rd. Rockingham, NC 28379 (910) 895-3056, (910) 206-0758 j.d.shepherd@hotmail.com 2nd VICE COMMANDER Gerry Pion 221 Palmer Street Albemarle, NC 28001 (704) 983-3651 gandkpion@ctc.net

3rd VICE COMMANDER JoAnn Myers 805 Newsome Rd., Apt 702 Salisbury, NC 28146 (704) 213-4805 jodi1932@hotmail.com FINANCE OFFICER Laura L. Britton P. O. Box 10179 Southport, NC 28461 (910) 457-7097, (910) 294-1976 laura.britton07@yahoo.com JUDGE ADVOCATE & SONS OF AMVETS LIAISON James Craven 4026 Beech Acres Lane Winston Salem, NC 27106 (336) 924-9848 cravenjames@triad.rr.com NEC Jim Ely P. O. Box 833 Welcome, NC 27374 (336) 731-4828 Alt. NEC & AMVETS RIDERS LIAISON Mike Rozmaryn 1540 Lower Palmer Road Salisbury, NC 28146 (704) 279-2092, (704) 213-1326 cherny@windstream.net

PROVOST MARSHAL Monroe Poplin 1765 Liberty Rd. Gold Hill, NC 28071 (704) 279-7385 WESTERN DISTRICT COMMANDER & INSPECTOR GENERAL Bruce Arton P. O. Box 453 Shelby, NC 28151 (704) 600-5860 brucearton@yahoo.com PIEDMONT DIST. COMMANDER & DEPUTY PROVOST MARSHAL Grover (Buddy) Waller 9325 Fisher Rd. Rockwell, NC 28138 (704) 279-3929 buddy12045@yahoo.com EASTERN DIST. COMMANDER David Beam P. O. Box 398 Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 (252) 676-0691 ADJUTANT Jennifer Drum 1011 Caldwell Circle Shelby, NC 28150 (704) 487-6753 jdcic20@yahoo.com PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER Nancy Shiverdecker 13470 Old Beatty Ford Rd. Rockwell, NC 28138 (704) 267-6410 cib2marine@yahoo.com DEPUTY JUDGE ADVOCATE Tom Nichols 359 Lake Royale Louisburg, NC 27549 (252) 478-2825 tncbugman@aol.com CHAPLAIN Keith Dean 31 Zenith Drive Sylva, NC 28779 (828) 586-6170

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AUXILIARY LIAISON Anne Capucille 5809 Deven Circle Raleigh, NC 27604 (910) 872-1277 SERVICE OFFICER Russell Woodall 251 N. Main St. #414 Winston Salem, NC 27155 (336) 714-0823 russell.woodall@va.gov HISTORIAN Woodrow Bowman P. O. Box 1246 Lexington, NC 27293 (336) 243-2380 woodybowman@lexcominc.net

LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR Robert D. Williamson 705 8th Street Pembroke, NC 28372 (910) 522-1011, (910) 827-1061 retiredhtc@aol.com NATIONAL GUARD LIAISON Carl B. Morgan, Jr. 144 Hawksbridge Rd. Mt. Airy, NC 27030 (336) 786-4461, (704) 422-2528 cbmorgan17@triad.rr.com DEPUTY PROVOST MARSHAL Richard (Dick) Barringer P. O. Box 1041 Salisbury, NC 28145 (704) 213-6117 DEPUTY PROVOST MARSHAL Michael Smith 1135 Farm Creek Rd. Salisbury, NC 28146 (336) 309-5612

NC AMVETS NEWS—Spring, 2011 AMVETS RIDERS CHAPTER OFFICERS RECORD Part 1: Chapter Record Part 2: Officers Form

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Supporter:________

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Auxiliary:_____

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_____The Chapter Headquarters carries all insurance required by state law and By Article VII of AMVETS National Bylaws.

New:__________

Check One: (status of Chapter Bylaws) _____Have been reviewed annually, but not amended since (year) _____, and are on file at Riders National Headquarters. _____Amended copy is attached for review and approval by the Riders National Judge Advocate.

Renewal:_________

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Member Name:_________________________________ New:__________

Renewal:_________

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CHAPTER REVALIDATION CERTIFICATION We certify that AMVETS RIDERS of __________________________________ has complied with all local, state, and federal laws and statues in the operation of the Chapter and its facilities, has a minimum of the required number of members in good standing, is fully paid up in all Department and National accounts and is in compliance with all provisions of AMVETS RIDERS National Constitution. Chapter President/Date

Chapter Secretary/Date

Thank You. Yours in Service, Kim “Tincups” Ntl. Secretary AMVETS Riders

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Index :: DFAS customers affected by 2011 tax changes

DFAS customers affected by 2011 tax changes Print This Article

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10, 2011 - DFAS customers may be affected by recent changes to the tax law, tax tables and other legislation. Some of the changes include:

• Income level • W-4 elections

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Grease large Corning “skillet” (or 8x8 pan) arrange cubed bread in the bottom. Mix remaining ingredients- pour over bread. Place crusts in a design on the top- place maraschino cherries if desired for contrast. Bake at 350 for 45 min.

• Reduction in Social Security tax withholding from 6.2 percent to 4.2 percent for 2011 • Expiration of the Making Work Pay credit, which may increase the amount of wages subject to income tax withholding • 1.4 percent pay increase for Military service members The amount of the changes in net pay will depend on several factors to include the following:

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DFAS customers may be affected by recent changes to the tax law, tax tables and other legislation. A reduction in Social Security tax withholding from 6.2 percent to 4.2 percent for 2011 and the expiration of the Making Work Pay credit may increase the amount of wages subject to income tax withholding. The amount of the changes in net pay will depend on several factors to include income level and W-4 elections. (DFAS graphic)

Military Reservists and National Guard members will be the first to see potential changes in their pay as a result of the law. Any changes will be reflected in their January 5 paycheck. Active duty military personnel will see their pay changes in their January 14 paycheck and reflected in the January LES. DOD civilian and other federal employees paid by DFAS will see social security withholding changes reflected in paychecks based on the pay period ending January 1 with paydates on January 7, 11 or 13. The tax withholding changes for 2011 will be implemented for the pay period ending January 15th with paydates on January 21, 25 or 28. Military retirees and annuitants will see the changes reflected in their March 1 payment. Retirees can view the changes in myPay on February 1 and annuitants can view the changes in myPay on February 18. Account statements with the new net pay amounts reflected will be mailed to all retirees and annuitants affected by the change in February. Please ensure you review your pay statement to see how these changes will potentially affect you. DFAS customers with questions on the changes should contact their financial advisors or tax consultants for more details. Tax information can be found at the IRS website www.irs.gov. return to top Index :: DFAS customers affected by 2011 tax changes Send a comment to the editor of the DBJ about this article Help

Air National Guard director: Equitable treatment of all a "moral imperative" By Bryan Ripple Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute

ir Force Lt. Gen. Harry M. Wyatt III, director of the Air National Guard, addresses Guard and Reserve graduates of the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute's Equal Opportunity Advisor Reserve Component Program on Feb. 4, 2011, at the Institute. The EOARCP curriculum develops a base of knowledge and skills that allow graduates to assess human relations climates in the organizations they serve, and to provide advice and assistance to commanders to prevent, reduce or eliminate discriminatory practices. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Brian G. Rhodes) (Released) "Our servicemembers in the National Guard and Reserve are indeed our most valuable asset," Air Force Lt. Gen. Harry “Bud” Wyatt told 87 National Guard and Reserve graduates of the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute’s Equal Opportunity Advisor Reserve Component Program. “As leaders we owe them our very best efforts – and it cannot be with closed minds that we undertake this endeavor. We cannot meet mission success without the expertise and dedication of our equal opportunity specialists and advisors.” EO programs have made important contributions to all Department of Defense servicemembers and civilians serving in an environment of dignity, equality and respect, Wyatt said. Wyatt highlighted a photo of Army National Guard Sgt. Leigh Ann Hester, vehicle commander, 617th Military Police Company, Richmond, Ky., who

received the Silver Star at Camp Liberty, Iraq. Hester is the first female Soldier since World War II to receive the Silver Star. New and evolving legislation may change to allow full equal opportunity for women, including in combat, Wyatt said. “DEOMI graduates are the ‘change agents’ that help to educate people on the need – the moral imperative – to be equitable in our treatment of all people,” Wyatt said. “Equal Opportunity Advisors recognize the responsibility to speak the truth in the face of adversity and injustice and are representatives of their commanders,” he said. Below are links to this week’s stories about all the great work being done by you and your fellow National Guardmembers - both here at home and overseas. Maybe your state and your unit are featured in this week’s lineup! Please visit our website and our Facebook page at TheNationalGuard for these and many other stories, photos and videos. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> LTC Eric D. Maxon Acting Director, Public Affairs and Strategic Communications

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NC AMVETS NEWS—Spring, 2011

Veteran’s Employment Service Staff

December 1, 2010

VETERANS' EMPLOYMENT SERVICE STAFF STATE VES STAFF:

FEDERAL VETS STAFF:

KEN SIRAGUSA, DIRECTOR TERRY AARON, ADMIN ASSISTANT VES, PO BOX 27625, RALEIGH NC 27611 TELEPHONE: (919) 733-7724 FAX: (919) 715-4384

EVON DIGREGORIO, DIRECTOR ANGEL ALVAREZ, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR MICHAEL A. ROBINSON, VETERANS’ PROGRAM SPECIALIST LELA GRAY, VETERANS’ PROGRAMS ASSISTANT SCOTT L. MARCELLE (IPA) TELEPHONE: (919) 733-7402 FAX: (919) 733-1508

JOB SERVICE COST CENTER OFFICES (REG) NUMBERS PHONE NUMBERS LVER DVOP SPECIALIST LOCAL OFFICE ADDRESS ABERDEEN (4)

ALBEMARLE (3)

09700 01500

ASHEBORO (2) ASHEVILLE (1)

01600

BOONE (1)

01700

01900

BURLINGTON (2)

02300

CHAPEL HILL (4)

03100

CHARLOTTE (3)

02600

CLINTON (6)

CONCORD (3)

(910) 944-7697 (910) 944-7937(F) (704) 982-2183 (704) 982-1815 (F)

02800

1/ FRANKIE J. MORTON

245 SHEPHERD TRAIL ABERDEEN, NC 28315 2215 U.S. 52 NORTH ALBEMARLE, NC 28001

(336) 625-5128 (336) 625-2798 (F) (828) 251-6200 (828) 251-6005 (F) (828) 265-5385 (828) 265-5410 (F) (336) 570-6800 (336) 570-6806 (F) (919) 968-2031 (919) 968-8496 (F)

1/ BARBARA WATKINS - 223

(704) 566-2870 (704) 566-2856(F)

(910) 592-5756 (910) 592-1502 (F) (704) 786-3183 (704) 786-3471 (F)

02700

MARK ADKINS

STEVE BAILEY BRENDA PLOSS 1/ CHARLES ANDERSON

355 S. FAYETTEVILLE ST. ASHEBORO, NC 27203

LISA THOMPSON

207 WINKLERS CREEK RD, SUITE 1 BOONE, NC 28607

DELTON R. MINGIA - 241

1/ GILBERT LOCKHART

HURTIS MCDOWELL – X228 RONALD EUBANKS – X231 EAST 1/ JACK H. JARRELL (704) 847-2660 ext. 228 SOUTH 1/ JAMES “BILL” DODGEN (704) 565-6865 ext. 228 1/ RENEE DERAMUS

RICKY L. SIMMONS – X230

2720 S. MEBANE ST. BURLINGTON, NC 27215

ANTHONY SLOOP - 223

KENNETH R. SELLERS - 216

48 GROVE STREET AHSEVILLE, NC 28801

503 West Franklin Street Chapel Hill, NC 27514 5601 EXECUTIVE CENTER DR. SUITE 100 CHARLOTTE, NC 28212

115 NORTH BOULEVARD CLINTON, NC 28328

JOB SERVICE OFFICES (REG)

COST CENTER NUMBERS

JACKSONVILLE (6)

04600

KENANSVILLE (5)

04700

KINSTON (5)

04900

LAURINBURG (6)

05000

LENOIR (1)

05100

LEXINGTON (2)

05200

LINCOLNTON (3)

05300

LUMBERTON (6)

05500

MARION (1)

05600

MONROE (3)

05900

MOREHEAD CITY (6)

06000

MORGANTON (1)

06100

MOUNT AIRY (2)

MURPHY (1)

06400

NEW BERN (6)

06500

NORTH WILKESBORO (1)

06800

OXFORD (4)

06900

06200

PHONE NUMBERS (910) 347-2121 (910) 938-2583 (F) (910) 296-1478 (910) 2961005 (F) (252) 526-4435 (252) 526-4440 (F) (910) 276-4260 (910) 277-2628 (F) (828) 757-5622 (828) 757-5632 (F) (336) 248-2326 (336) 243-7398 (F) (704) 735-8035 (704) 732-1140 (F) (910) 618-5500 (910) 618-5570 (F) (828) 652-7131 (828) 652-9451 (F) (704) 283-7541 (704) 283-1854 (F) (252) 726-7151 (252) 726-1141 (F) (828) 438-6161 (828) 438-6207 (F) (336) 786-4169 (336) 789-3795 (F) (828) 837-7407 (828) 837-5586 (F) (252) 514-4828 (252) 514-4840 (F) (336) 838-5164 (336) 838-9953 (F) (919) 693-2686 (919) 693-3388 (F)

LVER

DVOP SPECIALIST

LOCAL OFFICE ADDRESS

LARRY WOODS GAIL S. HORN REGINALD K. ROY 1/ GERARDO CRUZ 1/ CARLA WHALEY

KELLEY HAMILTON JAMES A. ROSS

VICTOR KOSINSKI - 212

BENJAMIN THOMAS - 20

BENEDICTO CRUZ JR.

1/ RUSS L. VICKERS

1/ JOHN FRANCIS

1/ VICTORIA GOINS - 215

ERIC A. REDRICK - 27

TOM LAMB

THOMAS FOSTER - 216

1/ ROBERT W. PYER

PHILLIP H. YOUNG

1/ LARRY CALLOWAY

1/ MICHAEL CASEY

EDMUND HUGHES - 228 1/ LEWIS “PHIL” POPE

* - 239

1/ DURWOOD C. HUNTER

461 WESTERN BLVD #106 JACKSONVILLE, NC 28546

192 MAGNOLIA EXT., PO BOX 459 KENANSVILLE, NC 28349 2100 PRESBYTERIAN LANE KINSTON, NC 28501 303 N. MAIN ST. LAURINBURG, NC 28352 504 WILKESBORO BLVD, SE LENOIR, NC 28645 103 W. CENTER ST. EXT. LEXINGTON, NC 27295 529 N. ASPEN ST. LINCOLNTON, NC 28092 289 CORPORATE DRIVE, SUITE B LUMBERTON, NC 28358 316 BALDWIN AVE, SUITE 1 MARION, NC 28752 1125 SKYWAY DRIVE MONROE, NC 28110 309 COMMERCE AVE. MOREHEAD CITY, NC 28557 720 E. UNION ST. MORGANTON, NC 28655 541 WEST PINE ST., SUITE 300 MOUNT AIRY, NC 27030 642 ANDREWS RD MURPHY, NC 28906 2836 NEUSE BLVD. NEW BERN, NC 28560 MIDTOWN PLAZA, 320 WILKESBORO AVE. NORTH WILKESBORO, NC 28659 518 LEWIS ST. OXFORD, NC 27565

2275 KANNAPOLIS HWY 29-A CONCORD, NC 28027

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JOB SERVICE OFFICES (REG)

COST CENTER NUMBERS

DUNN (4)

DURHAM (4)

02900

03000

EDENTON (5)

03200

ELIZABETH CITY (5)

03300

FAYETTEVILLE (6)

03500

FOREST CITY (1)

FRANKLIN (1)

03700

GASTONIA (3)

03800

03600

GOLDSBORO (5)

03900

GREENSBORO (2)

04000

GREENVILLE (5)

04100

HENDERSON (4)

04200

HENDERSONVILLE (1)

HICKORY/NEWTON (3)

04400

HIGH POINT (2)

04500

04300

PHONE NUMBERS

LVER

DVOP SPECIALIST

(910) 891-2915 (910) 891-2918 (F)

1/ DAVE TAYLOR, JR.

(919) 560-6880 MGR-210 (919) 560-3387 (F)

SAUL E. McCLOYEN – 217 1/ JOE JOHNSON - 228

KENNETH HARGROVE - 239 GARLTON L. BROWN - 265

(252) 482-2195 (252) 482-2188 (F)

1/ PHILIP THOMASON

(252) 331-4798 (252) 331-4809 (F) (910) 486-1010 (910) 484-5155 (F) FT BRAGG; (910) 436-1304/0301 FAX: 436-0829 (828) 245-9841 (828) 248-3363 (F) (828) 369-9534 (828) 369-5166 (F) (704) 853-5328 MGR-218 (704) 853-5303 (F) (919) 731-7950 (919) 731-7967(F) (336) 334-5777 (336) 334-5188 (F) (252) 355-9067 (252) 355-9075 (F) (252)438-6129 (252)436-2020 (F) (828) 693-1703 (828) 697-8949 (F) (828) 466-5535 (828) 466-5545 (F) (336) 882-4141 (336) 882-4142 (F)

JOSEPH PICONE

LEE NEWKIRK - 2249 RODNEY SIMMONS - 2259 STEPHANIE INNESS - 2223 JACK SINGLETARY - 2227 * - 2228 JACQUELINE L. YI (FT BRAGG) 1/ DWIGHT BUTLER (FT BRAGG)

GLORIA MITCHELL – 2221 ROBERT F. SHELLY - 2298 FRANCINE MITCHELL - 2205 THOMAS SNUFFER (FT BRAGG) JAY BROWN (FT BRAGG)

JENNIFER DRUM

1/JOHN F. SHORT – 201

BENJAMIN M. BOYLES - 250

RONALD PHILLIPS - 253

RONALD M. ZEIMMER - 233 WILLIE J. WALKER - 221 THOMAS A. BARROW, SR. - 263 CARLA D. WRIGHT - 267 JACK C. SMITH - 211

ZACHARY L. BRANCH - 234 RICHARD JOHNSON - 270

GARY BLUE

ROBERT E. MEDLIN PAUL EMBLER

07200

REIDSVILLE (2)

07300

ROANOKE RAPIDS (5)

1316 C N. BROAD ST. EDENTON, NC 27932

ROCKINGHAM (6)

422 MCARTHUR ST. ELIZABETH CITY, NC 27909

ROCKY MOUNT (5)

SALISBURY (3)

07800

SANFORD (4)

07900

SHALLOTTE (6)

139 E. TRADE ST. FOREST CITY, NC 28043

SHELBY (3)

427 HARRISON AVE. FRANKLIN, NC 28734

SMITHFIELD (4)

08200

STATESVILLE (3)

08400

WASHINGTON (5)

WAYNESVILLE (1)

WHITEVILLE (6)

WILLIAMSTON (5)

WILMINGTON (6)

09500

WILSON (5)

09600

WINSTON-SALEM (2)

1105 S. BRIGGS AVE. DURHAM, NC 27703

414 RAY AVE FAYETTEVILLE, NC 28301

1391 BESSEMER CITY RD GASTONIA, NC 28052 2006 WAYNE MEMORIAL DR GOLDSBORO, NC 27530 2005 B S. ELM-EUGENE ST. GREENSBORO, NC 27406 3101 BISMARCK ST. GREENVILLE, NC 27834 945-D WEST ANDREWS AVE HENDERSON, NC 27536 26 FRANCIS RD. HENDERSONVILLE, NC 28792 3301 HWY 70 SE, NEWTON, NC 28658

COST CENTER NUMBERS

RALEIGH (4)

101 HUNT VALLEY DRIVE DUNN, NC 28334

DEBRA BEST - 212

BARTON M. BROWN

*VACANT POSITIONS 1/HALF-TIME LVERs JOB SERVICE OFFICES (REG)

LOCAL OFFICE ADDRESS

919 PHILLIPS AVE, SUITE 107 HIGH POINTE, NC 27262

07400 07500 07600

01800 08000

09100 09200 02500 09400

09800

PHONE NUMBERS

LVER

DVOP SPECIALIST

LOCAL OFFICE ADDRESS

(919) 212-3849 (919) 250-4007 (F) MGR-201 RM-250-4015

CHARLES BORUM - 225 HOUSTON CAMPBELL - 227 1/ PAUL REICH – CARY (919) 469 -1406 - 218

RAYMOND E. GUYNN - 250 KENNETH E. KEMP - 228

(336) 634-5600 (336) 634-5633 (F) (252) 537-4188 (252) 535-7943 (F) (910) 997-9180 (910) 997-9184 (F) (252) 977-3306 (252) 446-2720 (F) (704) 639-7529 (704) 639-7537 (F) (919) 775-2241 (919) 775-2243 (F) (910) 754-6120 (910) 754-2434 (F) (704) 480-5414 (704) 480-5632 (F) (919) 934-0536 (919) 934-1369 (F) (704) 878-4241 (704) 878-3278 (F) (252) 946-2141 (252) 946-0257 (F) (828) 456-6061 (828) 452-1430 (F) (910) 642-0146 (910) 641-3909 (F) (252) 792-7816 (252) 792-2479 (F) (910) 251-5777 (910) 251-5795 (F) (252) 234-1129 (252) 234-1134 (F)

RAYMOND S. BRUINS

1/ MICHAEL HOLMAN

1/ MATTHEW ODOM

ANDRAE B. HOWARD - 238

TONY FLEMING - 214

JUDY SPRADLEY - 219

1/ LEON D. JACKSON - 209 CHARLES H. SPANGLER

LARRY LINGENFELTER - 215

* - 204

JOHNNIE V. CARPENTER

WILLIAM BOYD - 224

1/ JERRY COBB

1/ MARK R. SCHULER

HENRY S. McCORMICK

1/ WAYNE BRAY - 201

* - 202 1/ MADELINE NICHOLSON - 227 JOYCE “LYNETTE” WYNN - 220

JOSEPH STANLEY - 221

TONY MIZZI - 776-6739 JON M. SUNDERMAN - 776-6744

AMANDA HAYES - 776-6763 SCOTT AARON - 776-6745

(336) 776-6720 (336) 776-6810 (F)

3351 CARL SANDBURG CT. RALEIGH, NC 27610 (CARY BO - 742 F. CHATHAM ST. CARY, NC 27511) 8340 NC 87 REIDSVILLE, NC 27320 945 PARK AVE. ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC 27870 115 WEST FRANKLIN ST. ROCKINGHAM, NC 28379 121 S. FAIRVIEW RD ROCKY MOUNT, NC 27801 1904 S. MAIN ST. SALISBURY, NC 28144 1909 LEE AVE. SANFORD, NC 27330 5300-7 MAIN ST. SHALLOTE, NC 28470 404 E. MARION ST. SHELBY, NC 28150 224 PEEDIN RD SMITHFIELD, NC 27577 133 ISLAND FORD ROAD. STATESVILLE, NC 28625 112 W. THIRD ST. WASHINGTON, NC 27889 1170 N. MAIN ST. WAYNESVILLE, 28786 630 SOUTH MADISON ST. WHITEVILLE, NC 28472 407 East Boulevard WILLIAMSTON, 27892 717 MARKET ST. WILMINGTON, NC 28401

302 TARBORO ST. WEST WILSON, NC 27893 450 West Hanes Mill Road WINSTON-SALEM, NC 27105

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