Annual Awards Dinner - Marine Corps Heritage Foundation

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Welcome by the Master of CeremoniesMajor General James W. Lukeman USMC (Ret)

President and CEO Marine Corps Heritage Foundation

Awards Presentation

Heritage AwardLieutenant General Robert R. Blackman, Jr. USMC (Ret)

Former President and CEO of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation

Lieutenant General John A. Lejeune Recognition for Exemplary Leadership

Major General Charles F. Bolden, Jr. USMC (Ret)12th Administrator of the National Aeronautics

and Space Administration

Military Guests of HonorGeneral David H. Berger USMC

Commandant of the Marine Corps

Sergeant Major Troy E. Black USMCSergeant Major of the Marine Corps

Farewell Major General James W. Lukeman USMC (Ret)

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THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING 2020 ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER CORPORATE DINNER SPONSOR:

THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING 2020 ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER TABLE SPONSORS:

John and Elaine FrenchRichard Hartnack

Paul and Coleen KalsbeekRichard Moxley

Sim-TexDavid Stulb

General David H. Berger USMC37th Commandant of the Marine Corps

General David H. Berger assumed the duties of Commandant of the Marine Corps on July 11, 2019. A native of Woodbine, Maryland, General Berger graduated from Tulane University and was commissioned in 1981. He has commanded at every level – including a Reconnaissance Company; 3d Battalion, 8th Marines in Haiti during Operation SECURE TOMORROW; and Regimental Combat Team 8 in Fallujah, Iraq during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM.

As a General Officer, he commanded 1st Marine Division (Forward) in Afghanistan during Operation ENDURING FREEDOM; I Marine Expeditionary Force;U.S. Marine Corps Forces Pacific/Fleet Marine Forces Pacific; and Marine Corps Combat Development Command.

General Berger’s staff and joint assignments include serving as Assistant Division Commander of 2d Marine Division; policy planner in the Strategic Plans and Policy Directorate, J-5; Chief of Staff for Kosovo Force (KFOR) Headquarters in Pristina, Kosovo; and Director of Operations in Plans, Policies, and Operations, Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps; Deputy Commandant for Combat Development and Integration.

General Berger’s formal military education includes the U.S. Army Infantry Officer Advanced Course, U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff College, and U.S. Marine Corps School of Advanced Warfighting. He holds multiple advanced degrees including a Master of International Public Policy from Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies.

Sergeant Major Troy E. Black USMCSergeant Major of the Marine Corps

Sergeant Major Black assumed his current post as the 19th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps on July 26, 2019. A native of Louisville, Kentucky, he attended recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C., in April of 1988.

Sergeant Major Black has been assigned numerous duties throughout his career, including: Machine Gun Squad and Section Leader; Weapons Platoon Commander; Senior Drill Instructor, Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team Company (FAST) Platoon Sergeant and Operations Chief, DI School Instructor, and RTR Drill Master; First Sergeant in 2/1, 3d AA Bn, and OCS; Sergeant Major in 3/7, CLB-5, 11th MEU, 1st MLG and Manpower and Reserve Affairs.

Sergeant Major Black has deployed in support of Operation Just Cause in 1989; in support of Operation Sea Soldier, Desert Storm/Desert Shield, and Sea Angel with 3/5 in 1990; to Iraq with 2/1 in support of OIF-II in 2004; with 13th MEU (SOC) to Iraq in support of OIF-IV in 2005; to Afghanistan with 3/7 in support of OEF in 2010; with CLB-5 in support of OEF in 2012; and in support of Operation Inherent Resolve with the 11th MEU in 2014.

Sergeant Major Black’s personal awards include the Legion of Merit with Gold Star, Bronze Star with Combat Distinguishing Device, Meritorious Service Medal with 2 Gold Stars, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with Combat Distinguishing Device and 3 Gold Stars, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal with Gold Star and the Combat Action Ribbon with 2 Gold Stars.


Lieutenant General Robert R. Blackman, Jr. USMC (Ret)Former President and CEO of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation

Lieutenant General Blackman was commissioned into the Marine Corps from Cornell University in 1970. Key assignments over 37 years of active service include command of 3d Battalion, 8th Marines; G-3 Operations Officer for MARCENT (Forward) during DESERT SHIELD AND DESERT STORM; Executive Officer to the Commander, U.S. Central Command; Commander, 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit; Military Assistant to the Secretary of the Navy; President of the Marine Corps University; Commanding General, 2d Marine Division; Director, Resources and Assessment, U.S. Central Command; Chief of Staff of the Coalition Forces Land Component Command during Operation Iraqi Freedom; Commanding General, III Marine Expeditionary Force: and Commander, Marine Corps Forces Command. After leaving active service in 2007, Lieutenant

General Blackman worked with the Marine Corps’ Marine Air-Ground Task Force Staff Training Program educating operational planners and preparing commanders and staffs for deployment.

In March 2011, Lieutenant Blackman became the President and CEO of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation. The Foundation’s Board of Directors selected him to lead the Foundation just as the organization launched its campaign to build the Final Phase of the Museum. When he stepped into the role, the Museum did not have the physical space it needed to hold permanent galleries to honor those Marines who served from the end of the Vietnam War through today.

“General Blackman made his permanent mark on Marine Corps history by raising the necessary support and overseeing the massive construction efforts required to enable the Museum to tell the story of every Marine, and to tell it in a way that wasn’t possible before,” said Mr. Paul Kalsbeek, Chairman of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation’s Board of Directors. “The Marine Corps and our nation owe a debt of gratitude to Lieutenant General Blackman for his unrelenting commitment to this historic undertaking.”

Major General Charles F. Bolden, Jr. USMC (Ret)12th Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration

As a Marine Corps Major General and then as NASA Administrator, Charles F. Bolden, Jr. has dedicated his life to the service of the United States. He has worked to secure our nation’s security and prosperity and has guided efforts to explore our universe as well as to understand our fragile planet better.

A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Bolden flew more than 100 combat missions during the Vietnam War. He later served as a test pilot for the Naval Air Test Center’s Systems Engineering and Strike Aircraft Test Directorates. After completing his service as an astronaut in 1994, he served as the Assistant Commandant of Midshipmen at the Naval Academy and, in 1998, as the Commanding General of the Marine expeditionary force attached to Operation

Desert Thunder in Kuwait. He last served as Commanding General of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, California prior to his retirement from the Marine Corps.

During his career as a NASA astronaut, Bolden flew on four space shuttle missions, logging more than 680 hours in space. He piloted Space Shuttle Columbia in 1986 and Space Shuttle Discovery in 1990 – the mission that deployed the Hubble Space Telescope. He also served as Mission Commander on Space Shuttle Atlantis in 1992 and Space Shuttle Discovery in 1994. Bolden also served as Chief of NASA’s Safety Division in the wake of the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster.

In 2009, President Obama appointed Bolden to be the 12th NASA Administrator, making him the second astronaut to hold that position. While heading NASA, Bolden oversaw the transition from the space shuttle system to a new era of exploration, fully focused on the International Space Station (ISS) and aeronautics technology development.

Major General Bolden holds a Master of Science Degree in Systems Management from the University of Southern California. His past honors include the Defense Distinguished Service Medal, the Defense Superior Service Medal, the Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, three NASA Exceptional Service Medals and four NASA Space Flight Medals. He received the Rotary National Space Trophy in 2014 and holds Honorary Doctorate degrees from numerous institutions of higher education. He was inducted into the U.S Astronaut Hall of Fame in 2006 and the National Aviation Hall of Fame in 2016. He served as a U.S. Department of State Science Envoy for Space from 2018-2019. He serves today as the President and CEO of The Bolden Consulting Group LLC, a veteran-owned small business specializing in aerospace, national security, leadership and education.

HERITAGE AWARD

In recognition of those who have

provided unique and significant

service to the Marine Corps Heritage

Foundation in the fulfillment

of its mission.

LEJEUNE AWARD

Lieutenant General John A. Lejeune

Recognition for Exemplary Leadership


Each year, the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation presents a series of awards to both Marines and civilian community

members recognizing their exemplary work in advancing and preserving Marine Corps history.

THE COLONEL JOSEPH ALEXANDER AWARDrecognizes a distinguished work of biographical or autobiographical literature about a Marine and is given in memory of Colonel Joe Alexander, historian, author and longtime friend of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation.

★ This year’s recipient is Dr. Joseph Arthur Simon

For The Greatest of All Leathernecks: John Archer Lejeune and the Making of the Modern Marine Corps

The award winners this year include:

THE MASTER SERGEANT TOM BARTLETT AWARDnamed for the late Managing Editor of Leatherneck magazine and a leading Marine photojournalist, is given for superior writing pertinent to Marine Corps history.

★ This year’s recipient is LCpl Ryan Hageali USMC

For A Marine’s Mom

THE L IEUTENANT WILL IAM BROYLES AWARDnamed for the Vietnam veteran and screenwriter of Flags of Our Fathers, Jarhead, Apollo 13, Castaway, and Khe Sanh, is given to a playwright or screenwriter for a dramatic work dealing with U.S. Marine Corps heritage or Marine Corps life.

★ This year’s recipient is Mr. Allston James

For A Hill in Time

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THE ROBERT A. GANNON AWARDis given for a distinguished volume of original verse by a Marine poet or dealing with Marine Corps life.

★ This year’s recipient is Mr. Justin T. Eggen

For The Sun Rises in Helmand

THE GENERAL ROY S. GEIGER AWARDwas established by Colonel G.F. Robert Hanke USMCR, in memory of his father, Wing Commander Ralph Hanke, Royal Air Force and named for General Geiger, the fifth designated naval aviator in Marine Corps history who commanded both air and ground units during World War II. The award is given to the author of the best article published during the preceding year in the field of Marine Corps aviation.

★ This year’s recipient is MSgt Jeff Dacus, USMCR (Ret)

For “Don’t Strafe Kahili”

THE SERGEANT MAJOR DAN DALY AWARDwas established in memory of the legendary recipient of two Medals of Honor. The award recognizes a distinguished example of still photography by an individual, in black and white or color, which consists of a collection of photographs capturing U.S. Marines or Marine Corps life.

★ This year’s recipient is Mr. Lucian Read

For All of Which I Saw


THE GENERAL WALLACE M. GREENE JR. AWARDis named for the 23rd Commandant of the Marine Corps and the “godfather” of the Marine Corps Historical, now Heritage, Foundation. It is given for distinguished non-fiction dealing with U.S. Marines or Marine Corps life.

★ This year’s recipient is Mr. James H. Hallas

For Saipan: The Battle that Doomed Japan in World War II

THE MAJOR NORMAN HATCH AWARDA Marine Corps icon and long-time friend of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, Major Norman Hatch joined the Marine Corps in 1939 and served a total of 41 years, active and reserve, at the Marine Corps Institute, Leatherneck magazine and as Director of Photography for the Marine Corps. As a staff sergeant in the 2nd Marine Division, he assembled a team of Marines and created the division’s motion picture and still photographers section. The footage his team shot on Tarawa became the documentary that won an Oscar in 1944. Another of his cameramen, Sergeant Bill Genaust, shot the famous footage of the flag raising atop Mt. Suribachi. This Foundation award is given in recognition of Norm’s service for a documentary feature (motion pictures with a running time of more than 40 minutes) dealing creatively with U.S. Marine Corps heritage or Marine Corps life. An eligible documentary film is defined as a non-fiction motion picture photographed in actual occurrence. The subject may also employ stock footage, stills, interviews, animation or other techniques with emphasis on fact, not on fiction.

★ This year’s recipients are co-directors Ms. Laura Froidefond & Mr. Antoine Favre

For The Devil Dogs

THE COLONEL JULIA E. HAMBLET AWARDis named for the longest serving Director of Women Marines. It is funded by a bequest from the estate of Lotus Mort. Judged by the Women Marines Association, it is given to the individual or team who has done the most to further the recognition of the history of women who have earned the title Marine.

★ This year’s recipient is MSgt Laura Dennis USMCR, awarded posthumously

THE SERGEANT WILL IAM GENAUST AWARDis named for the motion picture cameraman who filmed the 1945 flag raising on Mount Suribachi shortly before he was killed in action on Iwo Jima. It is given for the best news story (less than 40 minutes) video dealing with a Marine Corps-related event.

★ This year’s recipient is CWO3 Michael Kropiewnicki USMC

For MCB Hawaii-Warrior Genesis


THE SERGEANT MAJOR BRADLEY KASAL AWARDis given for a distinguished example of a single still photograph by an individual, in black and white or color, which captures the character of the individual Marine or the core values of the U.S. Marine Corps.

★ This year’s recipient is Cpl Dalton Swanbeck, USMC

For Darkhorse

THE COLONEL ROBERT D. HEINL, JR. AWARDis given in memory of the distinguished Marine Corps officer, journalist and historian. Col Heinl was the author of Soldiers of the Sea. The award is given to the author of the best article pertinent to Marine Corps history published in a newspaper, magazine, journal or other periodical during the preceding year.

★ This year’s recipient is Mr. Michael M. Phillips

For “The Bravest Thing Colonel Randy Hoffman Ever Did Was to Stop Fighting”

THE MAJOR MEGAN MCCLUNG AWARDis named for the first female Marine Corps officer killed in combat during the Iraq War where she was serving as a public affairs officer. The award is given for a distinguished example of reporting by an individual covering U.S. Marines abroad.

★ This year’s recipient is Mr. Dan Lamothe

for “Maybe this is how Vietnam Vets felt: Americans who fought in Afghanistan wait to see how their war ends”

THE EUGENE SLEDGE AWARDis named for the Marine Corporal, university professor and author of With the Old Breed: At Peleliu and Okinawa and is presented for the best Marine memoir published during the preceding three years.

★ This year’s recipients are General James Mattis & Mr. Bing West

For Call Sign Chaos: Learning to Lead


THE JAMES WEBB AWARDnamed for the Senator, author and Navy Cross recipient, is given for distinguished fiction dealing with U.S. Marines or Marine Corps life.

★ This year’s recipient is Mr. Carlos G. Cooper

For Chain of Command

THE COLONEL JOHN W. THOMASON, JR. AWARDwas established in memory of this decorated combat officer, known for his artwork illustrating Marines in World War I, China and Latin America. It is given for excellence in the fine or applied arts, including photography, in depicting the historic or contemporary Marine Corps.

★ This year’s recipient is Mr. John Deckert

For his wide range of Marine Corps art from 2017-2019.

SUBMISSIONS FOR 2020 AND 2021 AWARDS WILL BE ACCEPTED FROM NOVEMBER 15, 2021 TO JANUARY 15, 2022.

THE GENERAL OLIVER P. SMITH AWARDis named for the Commanding General of the First Marine Division in Korea who, through his steadfast leadership in the field, created the circumstances for future viability and growth of the Marine Corps. The award is given for a distinguished example of local news reporting by an individual that illuminates the U.S. Marine Corps’ relationship with local communities.

★ This year’s recipient is Ms. Erika Ritchie

For “Marines Who Went to ‘Hell and Back’ Nearly 10 Years Ago Rely on Camaraderie, Community to Heal”


Col William Anderson

B.J. Armstrong

Elliott Bales

LtCol Carrie Batson

Kris Battles

David Bettez

LtGen Rusty Blackman

Matthew Callahan

Col Dick Camp

John Cannon

Rick Corral

Col Daniel E. Curfiss

Michael Dick

Carole Dowd

Lin Ezell

Col Walt Ford

Robert Gannon

MajGen Don Gardner

Chas Henry

Maj Ryan Hough

Col Chris Hughes

LtCol Jason Johnston

Brian Jones

Gregg Jones

Bob Jordan

Robert K. Krick

Ben Kristy

Fred Lash

Jeff LeMay

Jim LeMay

Scott Mackenzie

BGen Jerry McAbee

Gale Munro

Ed Nevgloski

Erica Newhouse

Annie Pardo

Erin Powers

Glenn Proctor

MajGen Dave Richwine

David Rose

Joe Rouse

Gail Shisler

Ross Taylor

Joan Thomas

James W. Wallace

Ron Zaczek

THE MARINE CORPS HERITAGE FOUNDATION WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR 2020 JUDGES FOR THEIR EXPERTISE IN SELECTING THIS YEAR’S AWARDS!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ms. Gina Adams Mr. David Armstrong Mr. B. Thomas Frana, Jr. Mr. John K. French Col G.F. Robert Hanke USMCR (Ret)Mr. Richard Hartnack Ms Kristin Houston Mr. Brian C. Jones Mr. B. Todd Jones Mr. Paul D. Kalsbeek SgtMaj Carlton Kent USMC (Ret)LtCol A.J. Lahaszow USMC (Ret)Mr. Richard P. Moxley Mr. David Stulb Gen Thomas Waldhauser USMC (Ret)MajGen Burke Whitman USMCR (Ret)

EXECUTIVE STAFF

president and ceo MajGen James W. Lukeman USMC (Ret)chief operating officerMs. Jennifer M. Vanderveldcontroller Mrs. Holly Devendorf

marketing manager

Mrs. Amanda Websterdevelopment services manager

Mrs. Sara E. Hoganplanned giving manager

Ms. Gayle Union

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Mrs. Claudyne GardinerMrs. Sharon HughesMrs. Sabrina LinnehanMs. Vichara NginnMrs. Leslie TignorMrs. Sommer Varnell

HERITAGE CENTER LLC STAFF

theater director and rifle range manager

Ms. Sandra Moselyevents manager

Mrs. Meghan Leeadministrative staff

Ms. Nicole BaumanMs. Jessica CoponMs. Courtney Kuzemchak

THE MARINES’ HYMN

“From the Halls of Montezuma

To the shores of Tripoli;

We fight our country’s battles

In the air, on land, and sea.

First to fight for right and freedom

And to keep our honor clean;

We are proud to claim the title

Of United States Marine.

Our flag’s unfurled to every breeze

From dawn to setting sun;

We have fought in ev’ry clime and place

Where we could take a gun;

In the snow of far-off Northern lands

And in sunny tropic scenes;

You will find us always on the job

The United States Marines

Here’s health to you and to our Corps

Which we are proud to serve;

In many a strife we’ve fought for life

And never lost our nerve;

If the Army and the Navy

Ever look on Heaven’s scenes;

They will find the streets are guarded

By United States Marines.”


2nd Battalion, 4th Marines Association, Inc.5th SBC of 1951Thomas F. Ackerman & FamilyJohn J. AglialoroA Grateful CitizenAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLPThe Alfiero Family FoundationArthur L. AllenAM GeneralAmerican Trucking AssociationsJames H. Amos Jr.Walter AndersonAnheuser-Busch FoundationMichael S. AnsariCpl Reverge Anselmo USMCMaj Edgar D. Aronson USMCRCapt Arthur W. Arundel USMCAT&T CorporationA Thankful MarineBAE Systems North AmericaBud & Suzanne BakerH. Furlong BaldwinBank of America CorporationCol Roger Barnard & Col Sue Hoeft USMC Basic Officer Class 1-69Basic Officer Class 3-57James E. Bassett IIIBattelleMr. Stephen D. Bechtel Jr. USMC BellConnor Davis BellCapt Richard J. Bell USMCRCol Roy L. Belli USMC & Sara C. BelliLtGen Robert R. Blackman Jr. USMCWalter C. BladstromCpl Samuel R. BlountRobert BlumThe Boeing CompanyGeneral and Mrs. Walter E. BoomerPatrick T. BrentThe Brink’s CompanyMacon F. Brock Jr.Austin Brockenbrough IIICapt John G. BrunnerJ. Stewart Bryan IIIMark Edward BryantRobert N. BurtRobert E. Bush, C.M.H.The Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation, Inc.

C. D. Spangler Foundation, Inc.The C. E. and S. Foundation Col Marshall N. Carter USMCRCapt George P. Caulkins USMCRChina Marine AssociationMr. & Mrs. William A. ChittendenChosin Few Warriors & Support UnitsCpl Walter L. Christenson USMCCol Richard A. Christie USMCLtGen Ron & Sherry ChristmasCommonwealth of VirginiaThe Community Foundation of LouisvilleConocoPhillips, Inc.Capt F. M. Mike Corrigan USMCMajGen and Mrs. John T. Coyne USMC Carlton B. Crenshaw USMC Officer - VietnamCpl Harry L. and Rosemary Crisp IICapt & Mrs. Harry Lee Crisp IIIThe James L. Crutchfield FamilyEdward A. CuccioWilliam T. CurranCapt John R. Cusack MC, USNCushman & Wakefield, Inc.Col Thomas J. DalzellLawerence A. Darr TrustThe Maj John W. Davenport, Sr. FamilyMGen & Mrs. Hollis E. DavisonCapt Timothy T. Day USMCRStephen R. Dinnerstein, MDDominion FoundationWilliam H. DonaldsonCapt Percy S. Douglas USMCRCapt & Mrs. John M. DowdThe Charles L. Drury, Jr. FamilyLtGen Leo J. Dulacki, USMCArchie & Linda DunhamDynCorp InternationalAmbassador Richard J. Egan USMCRMajor Harry D. Elms USMCStephen M. ElmsLtGen Hugh M. Elwood USMCGordon and Jean EvansRichard T. FarmerEstate and Trust of Billie M. FrenchFedEx CorporationFentress Architects, Ltd.Curtis W. FentressRonald I. FieldsFirst Horizon National CorporationNancy Faith Fisher

Florida Rock Industries FoundationCol & Mrs. James L. Fowler USMCRTom and Karen FranaFreeport McMoran Copper & GoldMr. Billie M. FrenchJohn K. and Elaine FrenchMajor Richard Gannon II USMCCapt David Ganz USMCCol James and Mary Ellen Garner USMCGeneral DynamicsGeneral Electric CompanyGeneral Motors CompanyAlan GerryCapt Robert H. & Sue A. GerskyGladys Brooks FoundationGlock, Inc.Phillips J. GoodenoughThomas Miller GordonThe Gorilla Glue CompanyBruce & Nancy GottwaldCapt Tone N. Grant USMCGrateful in New JerseyCol & Mrs. Todd H. Griffis USMCMaj William A. Grubbs IIIJohn August GuilbertCol William R. Hackney III USMCRDonald L. HallCol G. F. Robert Hanke USMCEarl C. Hargrove, Jr.Milledge A. Hart, IIICapt R. C. HartnackMajGen & Mrs. Albert C. Harvey USMCRHealth Management Associates, Inc.The Hearst Foundation, Inc.Desmond J. HeathwoodDr. E. Bruce HeilmanThe Hershey CompanyCol Donald Higginbotham USMCRW. J. HindmanBruce & Eileen HooperWilliam W. HooperLtGen Jefferson D. and Janel HowellCol & Mrs. Vance Hobert Hudgins USMCDavid H. HugelMaj Robert J. HuginThe Humana FoundationG. Watts Humphrey, Jr.Capt George M. Humphrey II USMCMr. and Mrs. David HumphreysInforITT CorporationBert A. Jakobson EstateClyde & Toni JohnstonDavid & Betty Jones

Cpl Dennis M. Jones USMCRichard C. Jones Jr.S. Michael JosephPaul D. & Colleen Kalsbeek FamilyThomas F. KaneSeung Hee & Ae Ja KangYongmee Michele KangMajor Edmund P. Karam USMCRFrederic E. KarlMaj Robert R. Keadle USMCRGeneral & Mrs. Paul X. KelleyLtCol John & Eileen KernLtGen William M. Keys USMCKIHOMAC, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Kim, Chol-iCapt Adrian Renz King USMCJames D. & Susan KingDonald & Ellie KnaussTed & Pauline KolankiewiczKramer Family FoundationEddie M. KramerKresge FoundationThe Krongard FoundationGeneral Charles C. Krulak USMCVictor H. Krulak, Jr.LtGen Victor H. “Brute” Krulak USMCThe Kump FamilyLakeside FoundationLtCol Louis R. Lepore USMCRAlfred & Norma LernerRandolph D. LernerLeupold & Stevens, Inc.Sherman R. Lewis, Jr.Richard B. LiebLillian S. Wells Foundation, Inc.Lipper Family Charitable FoundationLockheed Martin CorporationVernon R. Loucks, Jr.Robert A. LutzManTech International Corp.Marine Corps League National HeadquartersMarine Federal Credit UnionKenneth B. MarlinVeronica M. MatoEdmund and Maureen Matricardi, Jr.Samuel Williams Meek, Jr.Maj & Mrs. T.B. “Mac” McClelland, Jr.2ndLt Paul N. “Pete” McCloskey Martin G. McGuinnBGen & Mrs. Jerry McKay USMCMedia General, Inc.Metroplex Military Charitable TrustMilitary Order of the Purple Heart Service FoundationLester S. Miller, Jr.

A. Malachi Mixon IIIThomas S. MonaghanThe Robert S. Morrison FamilyMotiva Enterprises LLCThe Moxley Family FoundationThe Moxley MarinesGeneral & Mrs. Carl E. Mundy, Jr.Thomas G. Murdough, Jr. Capt USMCRSgt Joseph M. MurphyIrving J. Nast EstateNavy Federal Credit UnionPfc Russell W. & Brenda NecaiseRobert and Janice NortonMGen Douglas V. O’Dell & FamilyCurtis O’Hara FoundationLtCol Nelson M. Olf USMCLtGen and Mrs. Stephen G. Olmstead USMC (Ret)Oshkosh DefenseRosewell Page IIIDavid R. & Nancy C. ParkerMarc and Janice Chan ParrottPatricio EnterprisesThe Patrick F. Taylor FoundationLCpl Bob ParsonsGeorge J. and Marilyn A. PedersonCpl J. Stephen & Mercedes PennerPepsiCo, Inc.The Ross Perot FamilyPfizer, Inc.Phelps Dodge CorporationCharles E. Phillips Jr. USMCRobert “Bob” Pickle USMCPinch A Penny Pratt & WhitneyPrince William County GovernmentCol Sara J. Pritchett USMCJennifer N. PritzkerCory Neville RadleyCaptain Howard Nicholas Ragland IIIRaytheon CompanyFrederick Brant RentschlerThe Rhodes and Jones Family MarinesJoseph L. Rice IIIRobert C. RichardsonPaul A. RivasCpl Joseph E. Robert III USMCWilliam “B.J.” & Mary Jo RobisonEdward J. RobsonJames C. RoddeyRolls-Royce North America, Inc.O. Karl & Inge A. RoseMichael J. RossSgt George L. Rumelt USMCRCol Robert W. Rust USMCR

LtCol Terry Ryan USMC & Trish RyanSkip & Gail SackMajGen C. Dean and Velda Sangalis USMCRThe John A. Scarsella, Jr. FamilyThe William J. Schoen FamilyJohn B. SchulzeChuck & Rita Scianna FamilySteve & Paula Scianna & FamilyScience Applications International CorporationShell Oil CompanyThe Honorable George P. ShultzSikorsky Aircraft CorporationHardwick SimmonsCWO4 Warren A. SingerStanley “Buddy” SklarThe Sloan FoundationMr. Sheldon A. SmesrudSgt Alan B. Smith USMCMr. & Mrs. Frederick W. SmithSSgt. Derek & Brandi Somerville, USMCRobert SookCharles A. Spadafora FamilyMichael R. Spak USMCRichard V. SpencerRobert B. Starke, Jr.Stone Energy CorporationCapt James H. Stone USMCRRobert D. StoreyCapt William J. & Lydia J. StricklandCapt Samuel Y. Stroh USMCDavid L. Stulb USMCMichael and Mary SudzinaDr. and Mrs. Richard Sugden & FamilyArthur Ochs Sulzberger & Allison S. CowlesSteven and Cathy SuttonPatrick F. TaylorTBS Class 6-68 In Honor of Our VN FallenHoward TerpningTextron, IncFred A. ThomasThornton D. & Elizabeth S. Hooper FoundationSgt Eugene J. TichacekTimothy T. Day Foundation, Inc.Maj Edward J. Toohey USMCRTootsie Roll Industries, Inc.Carlton O. TronvoldThe Tronvold FoundationCpl Chester Ray Trout USMCDr. Monroe E. and Sandra L. TroutMrs. Jo-Una VillaniVulcan Materials Company

The following Marine Corps Heritage Foundation Founders and Commandant’s Circle Members have passed.

Capt Arthur W. Arundel USMCCol Roger Barnard USMCWalter C. Bladstrom, Jr.J. Stewart Bryan IIIRobert E. Bush, C.M.H.Col Richard A. Christie USMCSgt William A. Chittenden USMCR Cpl Walter L. ChristensonJames & Nancy CrutchfieldLawrence A. Darr Stephen R. Dinnerstein, MDCapt Percy S. Douglas USMCRLtGen Leo J. Dulacki USMCAmbassador Richard J. Egan USMCRCol & Mrs. James L. Fowler USMCRBillie M. FrenchCol Todd H. Griffis USMCMajor William A. Grubbs, III USMCJohn August and Frances M. GuilbertEarl C. Hargrove, Jr.Dr. E. Bruce HeilmanCol Donald Higginbotham USMCRCol Sue Hoeft USMCBruce HooperCapt George M. Humphrey, II USMCCWO2 Bert A. Jakobson USMCDavid A. JonesCpl Dennis M. Jones USMCRichard C. Jones, Jr.Major Edmund P. Karam USMCRFrederic E. KarlGeneral Paul X. Kelley USMCTed and Pauline KolankiewiczLtGen Victor H. “Brute” Krulak USMCLtCol Louis R. Lepore USMCRAlfred LernerSherman R. Lewis, Jr.

Richard B. LiebVeronica M. MatoMaureen MatricardiSamuel Williams Meek, Jr.General & Mrs. Carl E. Mundy, Jr.Pfc Russell W. & Brenda NecaiseDavid R. ParkerMarc ParrottH. Ross Perot Karen C. RadleyFrederick B. RentschlerRobert C. RichardsonPaul A. RivasCpl Joseph E. Robert, III USMCO. Karl & Inge A. RoseSgt George L. Rumelt USMCRCWO 4 Warren A. Singer USMCSheldon A. SmesrudCharles A. Spadafora Michael R. Spak USMCCapt James H. Stone USMCRCapt Samuel Y. Stroh USMCArthur Ochs Sulzberger & Allison S. CowlesPatrick F. TaylorMaj Edward J. Toohey USMCRCpl Chester Ray Trout USMCMahlon B. Wallace, IIISteven WallaceMajGen Mitchell J. Waters USMCLloyd T. WhitakerGeneral & Mrs. Louis H. WilsonLloyd T. Whitaker

Wachovia Corporation Mahlon B. Wallace IIISteven WallaceMGen Mitchell J. & Cindy F. WatersCol Allen E. Weh USMCRWells Fargo & CompanyWetland Solutions/Peterson CompaniesLloyd T. & Mary Ann Baker Whitaker

Burke W. WhitmanLtCol Richard R. Willich USMCGeneral & Mrs. Louis H. WilsonYoung MarinesRonald J. & Grace S. ZaczekMichael J. Zak

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