MILITARY OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

Four Star Chapter 2003,2004,2006 ,2009 ,2010 (Five Star) January 2017 Volume 60 Issue 1

DATES TO NOTE!DATES TO NOTE!DATES TO NOTE!DATES TO NOTE! Sun. Jan 1, New Year’s Day Sat, Jan 14 & Sat. Feb 11,10:00 am: Board of Directors meeting at Ascension Lutheran Church Office Mon, Jan 16,Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Inside this issue:

Key Personnel & phone numbers Program Continued

2

Special Offer Tax Preparation TAPS Chaplain’s Message

3

Legislative 4

Presidents Message Continued Procedures for ID Cards Retired Wives Club Insurance Help Your Survivors No Volunteers

5

Live Membership Citrus Club Membership The Navy Exchange ROTC/JROTC Community Service

6

Membership Application 7

President’s Message President’s Message President’s Message President’s Message

Orlando—>

Central Florida Chapter

F CUS

LTC Robert M. LePage, USA, Ret.

President

The year 2016 and my 8th year as your President has come and gone and we can be proud of our Chapter accomplishments during that period. I am especially please with the donations we have received for the ROTC/JROTC and Community Services Programs and once more our Annual Golf Tournament was a great success with 84 golfers par-ticipating. We received over $3,885 alone in our Golf Auction which was $585 more than last year. LTC Mike Patterson has headed up this program for a number of years and is assisted by COL Richard Aldinger. In April we had our Annual JROTC awards ceremony an pre-

sented 11 top cadets $1,000 each for scholarships. The Chapter presented MOAA National Leadership Medals to the top Junior leader in each of the 33 JROTC high Schools and the UCF Army and Air Force programs The Chapter was active in do-nating monies to various Commu-nity organizations. We donated $5,500 to the VA Medical Center to assist in h elp8ing homeless vet-erans: $2,000 to one of our dis-abled members for a ramp lift on his car: $200 each to the Susan G. Komen Cancer Fund, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. LTC Mike Paterson, Member-ship Committee was successful in Continued Page 5

JANUARY PROGRAM INSTALLATION OF OFFICERSJANUARY PROGRAM INSTALLATION OF OFFICERSJANUARY PROGRAM INSTALLATION OF OFFICERSJANUARY PROGRAM INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS

CAPT Ernie Joy, USN Ret served 31 years of active duty as a surface warfare officer. He held several command posts at sea and ashore, and completed graduate school thru off duty education, culminating in a Ph.D. prior to retiring in1998. He taught at the graduate level and served as a university administra-tor before retiring from the workforce in 2008. Ernie is in his second year as East Central AVP on the staff of the Florida Council of Chapters. He has been active with the Cape Canav-eral Chapter for about 6 years. Currently he chairs the Survivor Assistance Committee, the Scholarship Selection Committee, and the monthly Current Affairs Forum. In 2012 he served as Chapter President, following a year as 1st VP. As President, he initiated new fundraising opportunities for his Chapter's many philanthropic endeavors throughout Brevard County.

HAVE YOU PAID YOUR DUES FOR 2017? CHECK ABOVE YOU NAME ON THE FRONT PAGE

Chapter Communications Numbers Office Phone 407– 298-7228 Office FAX Number 407- 646-4213 (Mark FAX messages “For MOAA“) Mailing Address: MOAA CFC, Inc. PO Box 141025 Orlando, FL 32814-1025

KEY PERSONNEL/OFFICERSKEY PERSONNEL/OFFICERSKEY PERSONNEL/OFFICERSKEY PERSONNEL/OFFICERS (All telephone numbers preceded by (407)

PRESIDENTPRESIDENTPRESIDENTPRESIDENT LTC Robert M. LePage, USA, Ret. 298-7228 E-mail: Rnato011@aol.com VICE PRESIDENTVICE PRESIDENTVICE PRESIDENTVICE PRESIDENT COL Richard G. Jung, Sr. 802-4035 E-mail: rickjungsr@gmail.com SECRETARYSECRETARYSECRETARYSECRETARY Mrs. Patricia A. Green, AUX. 774-7933 E-mail: deg@aol.com ASSISTANT SECRETARYASSISTANT SECRETARYASSISTANT SECRETARYASSISTANT SECRETARY LTC Michael Gillett, USA, Ret. 772-5487 E-mail: mgillett@cfl.rr.com TREASURERTREASURERTREASURERTREASURER CW4 Dick Sauer, USA, Ret. 497-4252 E-mail: dsauer@compuserve.com ASSISTANT TREASURERASSISTANT TREASURERASSISTANT TREASURERASSISTANT TREASURER LT COL Joseph Hines, USAF, Ret. 788-3696 E-mail: jovinthcenturylink.net

DIRECTORS 2016DIRECTORS 2016DIRECTORS 2016DIRECTORS 2016----2017201720172017 COL Roger Hakola, USA, Ret. 299-1222 E-mail: Zfreedom@aol.com LTC Sylvester Johnson, USA, Ret. 805-0518 E-mail: sbj32746@bellsouth.net CWO Robert L. Hoy, USA, Ret. 324-7616 E-mail: rhoy13@cfc.rr.com

DIRECTORS 2015DIRECTORS 2015DIRECTORS 2015DIRECTORS 2015----2016201620162016 CAPT Robert S. Rosen, USN, Ret. 880-6279 E-mail: capbob1936@yahoo.com LTC Mike Patterson, USA, Ret. 240-7609 E-mail: dmphome@earthlink.net Mrs. Patricia A. Green, AUX 774-7933 E-mail: deg06@aol.com

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT COL William J. Gates, USAF, Ret. 788-8923 E-mail: Rnato011@aol.com

STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRSSTANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRSSTANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRSSTANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRS NOMINATING COMMITTEE CAPT Bob Rosen, USN, Ret. 880-6279 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE LTC Mike J Patterson, USA, Ret. 240-7609 PROGRAM COMMITTEE LTC Robert M. LePage 298-7228 LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE LTC Michael Gillett 772-5487 CHAPLAIN & PERSONAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Chaplain (CW4) Dick Sauer 497-4252 E-mail:dsauer@compuserve.com OTHER COMMITTEE CHAIRSOTHER COMMITTEE CHAIRSOTHER COMMITTEE CHAIRSOTHER COMMITTEE CHAIRS RESERVATIONS COMMITTEE LTC Robert M. LePage 298-7228 CHAPTER NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE LTC Robert M. LePage, USA, Ret. 298-7228 ROSTER/MEMBER DATA BASE LTC Robert M. LePage, USA ,Ret 298-7228 Mrs. Patricia Green, AUX 774-7933 Web Site CoordinatorWeb Site CoordinatorWeb Site CoordinatorWeb Site Coordinator Mr. Michael Paquin 754 Mr. Michael Paquin 754 Mr. Michael Paquin 754 Mr. Michael Paquin 754----6063606360636063 E E E E----mail: Michael.pquin@gmail.commail: Michael.pquin@gmail.commail: Michael.pquin@gmail.commail: Michael.pquin@gmail.com

Published monthly except July by the Military Officers Association of America Central Florida Chapter, Inc. P.O. Box 141025, Orlando, FL, 32814-1025. The Chapter is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization, affiliated with National MOAA and the Florida Council of Chapters, MOAA, but not associated with the De-partment of Defense. The views expressed are not necessarily those of MOAA, the Florida Council of Chapters, or the Department of Defense.

PROGRAM (CONTINUED) PROGRAM (CONTINUED) PROGRAM (CONTINUED) PROGRAM (CONTINUED)

Saturday January 21 2017 11:30-12:00 Social Hour—Lunch at 12:00

Location

ELKS LODGE 1079 12 N. PRIMROSE

ORLANDO, FL 32803

Menu #1 Pork #2 Grouper Salad with house dressing Beverage: Coffee, Tea and Water included. Desert: Surprise

Price: $20.00 including gratuity

Reservations: Not later than noon, Tuesday January 11, 2017 Call: Bob LePage at (407) 298-7228 OR e-mail Rnato011@aol.com If you must cancel your reservation, please do so as early as possible—regrettably, we must bill “no-shows” for the cost of the meal.

Volume 60 Issue 1 FOCUS 2

The following members were selected at our November 19, 2016 meeting as Chapter officers for the following year:

President: COL William J. Gates, USAF, Ret. Vice President COL Richard G. Jung, Sr., USA, Ret Secretary: Mrs. Patricia A. Green, Auxiliary Assistant Secretary: LTC Michael E. Gillett, USA, Ret. Treasurer: CW4 Dick Sauer, USA, Ret. Assistant Treasurer: LT COL Joseph Hines, USAF, Ret. Directors 2017—2018 CAPT Robert S. Rosen, USN, Ret. LTC Mike Patterson, USA, Ret Mrs. Patricia A. Green, Auxiliary Directors 2016—2017 COL Roger Hakola, USA, Ret. LTC Sylvester Johnson, USA, Ret. CWO Robert Hoy, USA, Ret

Volume 60 Issue 1Volume 60 Issue 1Volume 60 Issue 1Volume 60 Issue 1 FOCUS P FOCUS P FOCUS P FOCUS Page 3age 3age 3age 3

Chaplain’s MessageChaplain’s MessageChaplain’s MessageChaplain’s Message SPECIAL OFFER !SPECIAL OFFER !SPECIAL OFFER !SPECIAL OFFER !

An opportunity to win a free meal at a Chapter meeting and here is how it works: ⇒⇒⇒⇒ M a k e copies of the membership applica-

tion/renewal from on page 7. ⇒⇒⇒⇒ Insert your name (please print) on the bottom

line of the form— on the line “New Member Referred By“.

⇒⇒⇒⇒ Give the forms to friends, neighbors, work

associates, etc, who are former officers or retired officers or a widow or widower. of a former officer..

⇒ For every new member’s application received

with one year’s dues payment and with your name on the form’s bottom line, you will re-ceive a complimentary meal at one of the regular Chapter meetings.

It’s that easy ! You’ll be doing yourself, your friends and your Chapter a big favor.

FREE INCOME TAX PREPARATION

The Orlando Retired Activities Office (RAO) will of-fer free assistance to military retirees in preparing their 2016 IRS tax returns. Taxes will be completed in the RAO office, room 125 of the VA building at the former Naval Training Center. Appointments are mandatory and may be made by calling (407) 646-4110.

TAPS The Chapter extends deepest sympathy and sincerest condolence to the family and friends of: LT Col James L. Mayo, USAF, Ret., passed away in December 2016.

Ber All last year, I used these col-umns to say something about the month in which they appeared in the Focus. I’ve still got one more tidbit to offer even though the col-umns already have dealt with all twelve months–did you ever won-der why September through De-cember all end in “ber?” I thought I’d throw in the an-swer: ber in Latin means “month.” Thus we have “seventh month,” “eighth month,” “ninth month” and “tenth month.” If you were reading last year, you al-ready know that the ninth through twelfth months are named seven through ten because that’s where they stood in the Roman calendar before January and Febru-ary were snuck in. Not very original–I guess the Romans didn’t feel anyone else was worthy of the honor of having a month named after him, as they decided were the Roman gods January and Mars, goddess Maia, and Julius and Au-gustus Caesar. No month has been named for the God of the Bible, but I really doubt that He cares. He loves us, cares for us, hears our prayers, and, in the Christian tradition, sent His Son to die for us. He never looked for a statue in His honor nor any other recognition other than that of our honoring and serving Him. The problem with statues is that people erect them, then some time later others come along when the politi-cal winds have shifted and tear them down (remember the statues of Lenin after the Soviet Union collapsed and those of Saddam Hussain after he was routed?). While the Roman names for the months have stood the test of time, someday some group will probably come along and change them, too. Even now, they only ap-ply in a handful of languages; other tongues have dif-ferent names for them. But I’m reminded that like all of the honors to man-kind, “The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever.” (Isaiah 40:8) In His love, Chaplain Dick

LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION BY LTC Michael Gillett, USA, RET.

Copyright © 2017 Military Officers Association of America (MOAA), all rights reserved. Part or all of this message may be retransmitted for information purposes, but may not be used for any commercial purpose or in any commercial product, posted on a Web site, or used in any non-MOAA publication (other than that of a MOAA affiliate, or a member of The Military Coalition) without the written permission

CVS TO LEAVE TRICARE PHARMACY NETWORK: On September 30th, TRICARE pharmacy contractor Ex-press Scripts, Inc., announced that CVS pharmacies, including those in Target stores, will no longer process prescrip-tions for TRICARE as of Dec. 1, 2016.

The good news is that Walgreens pharmacies will return to the TRICARE network on Dec. 1. You may recall Wal-greens left the TRICARE network in 2011 after Walgreens declined to accept TRICARE payment levels. After experi-encing drops in store revenue, Walgreens had a change of heart and has agreed to accept TRICARE payments.

Now it's CVS that's balking over the same issue, and TRICARE's answer is the same as it was previously for Wal-green's - pharmacies that don't agree to the TRICARE payment can't be in the TRICARE network.

The return of Walgreens means the TRICARE network will still include 57,000 retail pharmacies, and 98 percent of TRICARE beneficiaries will have a network pharmacy within five miles of home. Beneficiaries who have been using CVS will be notified about how they can transfer their prescriptions to a nearby network pharmacy. Those who use cer-tain specialty drugs will receive additional assistance.

If beneficiaries chose to fill a prescription at CVS after Dec. 1, it will be a non-network pharmacy. This means they will have to pay the full cost of the medication upfront, and file for partial reimbursement from TRICARE.

MOAA AND SECDEF DISCUSS SEQUESTRATION, FORCE NEEDS: On Nov. 30, MOAA President Lt Gen Dana Atkins, USAF (Ret) and a number of other association leaders met with Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter and a group of senior Defense and Joint Staff leaders.

Lt Gen Atkins took the opportunity to ask what the fiscal impact would be on the defense budget if sequestration were to return in FY18. Secretary Carter said sequestration would require defense budget cuts totaling about $100 billion over the next five years. This is why MOAA intends to make sequestration relief a top priority in the next Congress.

Defense leaders went on to articulate the conundrum that current forces are too big for the current budget and too small for the missions being assigned to them. They cited recent surveys in which 72 percent of troops said operational stress levels are too high.

Even so, a senior Defense official said there is a better than 50-percent chance the Pentagon will recommend a presiden-tial veto of the FY 2017 Defense Authorization Bill that is coming up for imminent congressional passage. The reason? It includes pay and force increases that are funded by operational contingency funds that are only good for one year.

MOAA believes strongly a veto would not be appropriate and is urging against it. The reality is nothing is certain be-yond the next year, and our Nation faces ongoing threats from ISIS, China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and more.

When almost everyone recognizes we need more forces to meet the mission, we don't believe in quibbling about the budget methodology used to bring essential relief.

LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION BY LTC Michael Gillett, USA, RET.

Volume 60 Issue 1Volume 60 Issue 1Volume 60 Issue 1Volume 60 Issue 1 FOCUS FOCUS FOCUS FOCUS Page 5 Page 5 Page 5 Page 5

VOLUNTEERSVOLUNTEERSVOLUNTEERSVOLUNTEERS

LTC Bob LePage LTC Bob LePage LTC Bob LePage LTC Bob LePage volunteers two afternoons each week at Hospice of the Comforter in Altamonte Springs. IF YOU ARE A VOLUNTEER PLEASE GIVE BOB IF YOU ARE A VOLUNTEER PLEASE GIVE BOB IF YOU ARE A VOLUNTEER PLEASE GIVE BOB IF YOU ARE A VOLUNTEER PLEASE GIVE BOB LEPAGE A CALL AT 407LEPAGE A CALL AT 407LEPAGE A CALL AT 407LEPAGE A CALL AT 407----298298298298----7228 SO HE CAN LIST 7228 SO HE CAN LIST 7228 SO HE CAN LIST 7228 SO HE CAN LIST YOU IN OUR NEWSLETTER.YOU IN OUR NEWSLETTER.YOU IN OUR NEWSLETTER.YOU IN OUR NEWSLETTER.

PROCDURES FOR ID CARDS

Army Reserve Center 3701 Corrine Dr., Orlando, FL 32803 (407) 643-2322 M-F 0730-1120 & 1230-1500 National Guard Armory 8385 Daetwyler Dr., Orlando, FL 32862 (407) 650-4303 Tuesday & Thursday 0900-1530 Naval Support Activity Orlando 12217 Science Dr, Orlando, FL 32826 (407) 380-4513, 4315 Walk-ins: M-F 0730-1600 Appointments on Line: https://rapids-appointments.dmdc.osd.mil Parick AFB, Cocoa Beach (321) 494-6144 MacDill AFB, Tampa, FL (813) 828-2278 PSD NAS Jacksonville, FL (904) 542-4217/8/9

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE (CONT)PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE (CONT)PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE (CONT)PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE (CONT)

HELP YOUR SURVIVORS NOW If you have a family, one of the most important things you can do during your lifetime is laying out the plans to take care of your family after you die. Upon your death, your survivors can expect to re-ceive certain payments and benefits from the federal government, but it’s up to you to help your survivors. MOAA has several publications, listed below, which will give you an excellent start in this process. You can request these documents by e-mail: www.moaa.org or by calling 1-800-234-6622. - Help Your Survivors Now—A Guide to Planning Ahead - Survivor Benefit Plan—Security for Your Survivors - Survivor’s Checklist—First Steps for Moving On Also, you can request assistance in Orlando from the Retired Activities Office Phone: 407-646-4204 and Fax: 407-646-4212. Office hours are 10:00 am—2:00 pm Monday through Friday. Per-sonnel at this office are all retired military and they can provide you with the various agencies and tele-phone numbers to include notifying the retired fi-nance center. Your survivors should know the location of your insurance policies, retirement orders, birth certificate, your current Retiree Account Statement and any other documents of importance before and after your death.

RETIRED OFFICERS WIVES CLUB

The Luncheon meeting will be Tuesday January 19, 2016 at the Elks Club, 12 N. Primrose Drive, Or-lando. The Program will be Laura Lane, Orange County Sheriff’s Office “Senior Safety and Fraud”. The Social hour will begin at 11:00 a.m. and lunch will be served at noon. Call Reservations Chairman Shirley Clark at 407-831-2544.

INSURANCE MOAA has worked with Marsh Affinity Group Ser-vices, a service of Seabury & Smith, Inc. since 1981 to administer Group Insurance Plans. These plans have been negotiated exclusively on behalf of MOAA mem-bers and their families. As an active duty or retired MOAA member, you may qualify for insurance to complement your and your family's military entitle-ments. Choose from TRICARE Supplements, Term Life insurance, Long Term Care insurance and others. For more information, go to www.moaa.org.

recruiting 25 new members for the Chapter. Our cur-rent Chapter membership stands at 306 members. I would like to thank our many dedicated Board members who have been serving this Chapter for many years and have agreed to continue in the capac-ity once more this year. Again, thanks to all who have made my job a pleasure here as I continue to move on through life.

Bob LePage

Volume 60 Issue 1 FOCUS Volume 60 Issue 1 FOCUS Volume 60 Issue 1 FOCUS Volume 60 Issue 1 FOCUS Page Page Page Page

LIFE MEMBERSHIP

Life membership in the Chapter is available on a “Sliding Scale” dues fee schedule as noted below: * Age 46—50: $375 * Age 51—55 $326 * Age 56—60 $299 * Age 61—65: $269 * Age 66—70: $238 * Age 71—75: $204 * Age 75 and above $135 It you have already paid your dues for 2015 and desire to convert to a Chapter Life Member, deduct the amount you already paid ($10 or $15 as appropriate).

THE NAVY EXCHANGE SAVES YOU MONEY Navy Exchange prices are an average of 15.8% below the competition. This savings is determined by "Market Basket" surveys. The Navy Exchange Service Command hired an independent consulting firm to conduct price surveys three times per year. Prices are compared on 350 exchange items, in eight geographic areas throughout the United States with such retailers as Wal- Mart, Target, Circuit City, and Sears. The results showed that customers save an average of 15.8% (excluding sales tax savings). In the State of Florida, the total savings would be 21.8% which includes the 15.8% average plus the 6% sales tax. At Navy Exchange Orlando, the savings can be significantly more when grocery food items are included because the Orlando Food Store prices food items similar to a military commissary. Another way the Navy Exchange helps the customer save money everyday is through its' Price Matching Policy. We will match the price of any identical item, sold in a local store - same brand, manufacturer, size, and model num-ber. Simply bring in a current, local competitor's ad for the identical item and we will match the price. Price differences greater than $50 require a supervisors approval. Exceptions

include concession-run operations, commissary prices, fine jewelry items, special orders, gasoline, automotive parts and labor/service charges, going-out-of business sales, flea markets, clearances, and percent and dollar off specials, internet sites, etc.

I am Captain Robert S. Rosen, USN (Ret), a life member of MOAA, a longtime member, past Presi-dent, and a current Board Member of our Central Flor-ida Chapter of MOAA. I am also a past member of the Board of Governors of the Citrus Club. The Citrus Club is a very prestigious private busi-ness club in Orlando. It offers excellent opportunities for social and business networking. The Citrus Club is a private club with limited mem-bership. Prospective members must be invited to join and be sponsored by a current member. There are many levels of membership from Young Executive to Platinum and Signature Gold Unlimited. Each membership level has different benefits and a dif-ferent monthly fee. The club serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner; has private business rooms with computers, printers, and phones available for members free use; a spa; and many social functions. The club has recently completed a $4 million dollar renovation. The club encompasses the entire 18th floor of the building at the corner of Orange and Jackson Street in downtown Orlando. This club was designed for professionals, like yourselves, in mind. I would be happy to sponsor you into the Citrus Club. Call me at 407-810-1549 or email me at capt-bob1936@yahoo.com for additional information; and to set up a tour of the Club.

Bob Rosen"

CITRUS CLUB MEMBERSHIP

ROTT/JROTC COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS

We would like to thank the following members for their generous support of the above programs. CAPT Kenneth W. Auten CDR Robert P. Burger MAJ Alfred Conti CDR Paul D. Coon CAPT Anna M. Delarot COL Carolyn A. Fost Mrs. Patricia Green COL William P. Hayman CAPT Gregg E. Harkness COL Franklin M. Hungerford CAPT Walter E. Marquardt COL Carol L. Reagles LT COL John C. Thomas CAPT Barbara A. Mencik CAPT Clifford H. Prince Jr. COL Lawrence A. Redmond CAPT Robert S. Rosen Mrs.Margaret Rossrucker LTJG Margaret S. Wiggs Mrs. Mary A. Winter

MAKE COPIES OF THIS PAGE AND GIVE THEM TO FRIENDS ELIGIBLE TO JOIN THE CHAPTER

MOAA CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION or RENEWAL MOAA CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION or RENEWAL MOAA CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION or RENEWAL MOAA CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION or RENEWAL

Central Florida Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA)

Eligible persons: Retired, Former or Active duty Commissioned or Warrant Officers of the seven uniformed services of the United States, and surviving spouses (eligible for Auxiliary Membership) of persons who would have been eligible, if living. Ap-plicants for membership in the Central Florida Chapter are required to be members of National MOAA. Dues are presently $15 per year ($10 for Auxiliary) for calendar year 2017 2017 2017 2017 Please complete all applicable portions below and mail check payable to “MOAA, CFC, Inc” to the address indicated in “Amount enclosed“ box, below. This is my membership Application ___, or Renewal ___ ((((Note, if this is a Renewal, complete the form only if there are Note, if this is a Renewal, complete the form only if there are Note, if this is a Renewal, complete the form only if there are Note, if this is a Renewal, complete the form only if there are changes changes changes changes –––– otherwise, just print your name on the form and sign and enclose your check) otherwise, just print your name on the form and sign and enclose your check) otherwise, just print your name on the form and sign and enclose your check) otherwise, just print your name on the form and sign and enclose your check) 1. NAME (please print, first, MI, last ____________________________________________________________________ 2. Address ______________________________________ City __________________________ FL, ZIP ________________ 3. Telephone # ___________________________________ Spouse (if applicable) ________________________ 4. E-mail address, if applicable ________________________________@_________________________ 5. Birth date _____________________________ 6. National MOAA (TROA) member # (from mailing label of The Military Officer magazine) ________________________ For Regular Membership (Check as applicable) Retired Officer ____ Former Officer _____ Active Duty Officer _____ Rank/Grade _________ Service: Army ____ Navy ____ Marine Corps ____ Air Force ____ Coast Guard ____ USPHS ____ NOAA ____ For Auxiliary Membership (Complete items 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, above, plus the following) Deceased Spouse name (First, MI, Last) _________________________________________ Spouse service ________________ Grade/rank _____________

YOUR PARTICIPATION IN VARIOUS CHAPTER ACTIVITIES ISYOUR PARTICIPATION IN VARIOUS CHAPTER ACTIVITIES ISYOUR PARTICIPATION IN VARIOUS CHAPTER ACTIVITIES ISYOUR PARTICIPATION IN VARIOUS CHAPTER ACTIVITIES IS URGENTLY NEEDED AND WILL BE MOST SINCERELY APPRECIATED. PLEASE CHECK ONE (OR MORE) AREAS YOU URGENTLY NEEDED AND WILL BE MOST SINCERELY APPRECIATED. PLEASE CHECK ONE (OR MORE) AREAS YOU URGENTLY NEEDED AND WILL BE MOST SINCERELY APPRECIATED. PLEASE CHECK ONE (OR MORE) AREAS YOU URGENTLY NEEDED AND WILL BE MOST SINCERELY APPRECIATED. PLEASE CHECK ONE (OR MORE) AREAS YOU WOULD BE WILLING TO HELP IN:WOULD BE WILLING TO HELP IN:WOULD BE WILLING TO HELP IN:WOULD BE WILLING TO HELP IN: Meeting programs _____ Ceremonies (Patriotic events) _____ Chapter Officer _____ Personal Affairs _____ Membership recruitment _____ Newsletter (editor, get ads, etc.) _____ Reservations (take phone calls, check in members at meetings) _____ ROTC/JROTC (coordinate program and/or make presentations at schools’ awards functions) _____ OTHER ______________________ ALL APPLICANTS PLEASE SIGN:

_______________________________________________________________

New member referred by _____________________________________

Amount enclosed: Dues Regular $15 $______ OR Auxiliary $10 $______ ROTC/JROTC (Voluntary) $______ Community Service (Voluntary) $———

Total enclosed $_____ Please make checks payable to: MOAA CFC, Inc.* and mail to: PO Box 141025 Orlando, FL 32814-1025

Publish my name in the roster Yes ___ No ____

PLEASE LET US KNOW WHEN YOU WILL BE TEMPORARILY AWAY OR PLAN TO MOVE!!PLEASE LET US KNOW WHEN YOU WILL BE TEMPORARILY AWAY OR PLAN TO MOVE!!PLEASE LET US KNOW WHEN YOU WILL BE TEMPORARILY AWAY OR PLAN TO MOVE!!PLEASE LET US KNOW WHEN YOU WILL BE TEMPORARILY AWAY OR PLAN TO MOVE!! A returned newsletter means the Chapter has wasted approximately $1.00 !

Military Officers Association of America Central Florida Chapter PO Box 141025 Orlando, FL 32814-1025

NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S.POSTAGE

PAID MID FL-FL

PERMIT NO. 93206

RETURNED SERVICE REQUESTED

- _

label NOT

E: If the

top line

of

NOTE: If

the top

line of

NOTE: If

the top

line of

NOTE: If

the top

line of

this mailin

g label

reads

this mailin

g label

reads

this mailin

g label

reads

this mailin

g label

reads

“12/31

/16”, yo

ur dues

“12/31

/16”, yo

ur dues

“12/31

/16”, yo

ur dues

“12/31

/16”, yo

ur dues

are DUE

are

DUE

are DUE

are

DUE –––– p

lease se

e

please

see

please

see

please

see

page 7.

pag

e 7.

page 7.

pag

e 7.