Garrison honors exemplary employees for service

By Ms. Aiko Brum (IMCOM)June 29, 2012

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SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- Thirty-three stellar employees received recognition for their performance and the impacts they have made in U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii during an Employee Recognition Breakfast at the Nehelani, here, Tuesday.

In the company of their co-workers and senior leaders, the employees received praise from Col. Douglas Mulbury, commander, USAG-HI, for making a difference.

"Thank you for what you do," Mulbury said to the honorees. "To you supervisors and leaders, I want to also thank you for recognizing your people."

Among awardees, Kelly Evans, formerly a management assistant with the Plans, Analysis and Integration Office, received an Achievement Medal for Civilian Service. She was commended for varied accomplishments, including helping facilitate lines of effort working groups to develop the garrison's 2012-2015 Strategic Plan.

Charles Brauer and Wesley Nakamoto, both in the Directorate of Public Works' Housing Division, received Special Act awards.

Brauer, a Residential Communities Initiative program analyst, was recognized for spearheading the revision of electrical rates for all DPW reimbursable customers. His actions accurately captured actual usage rates.

Nakamoto, in the RCI Asset Management Branch, successfully led numerous and complex real estate actions to completion, as well as RCI's annual Ground Lease Compliance site visit.

"We need to continually recognize top-notch employees like these," said Jocelyn Chang-Chuck, chief, Workforce Development Division, Directorate of Human Resources. "We need to show them we appreciate them; they are valuable to us."

Before the presentation wrapped up, seven had received certificates of achievement; two, certificates of appreciation; four, commander's coins; and two, time-off awards. Six personnel received a commander's Certificate of Outstanding Service for "dedication and diligent service" to the federal government.

The Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation presented two special group awards to child development center teams. One team received commendations for surmounting difficult standards to earn the National Association for the Education of Young Children accreditation. The other CDC team received recognition for creating inspirational child environments that encourage children's growth and development.

Achievement Medal for Civilian Service

Kelly Evans, PAIO

Special Act Award

Charles Brauer, DPW

Wesley Nakamoto, DP

Certificate of Achievement

Haunani English, DFMWR

David Higa, DFMWR

John Miller, DHR

Robert Stevens, DHR

Michael Tanigawa, DFMWR

Maria Tobin, DFMWR

Leonard Webster, DFMWR

Certificate of Appreciation

Pebbles Moniz, DFMWR

Allan Tokuda, DFMWR

Commander's Coin

Michelle Chillingworth, DES

Susan Manuma, DES

Marie Siliezar, DES

Chad Spencer, DES

Time-Off Award

Naomi Oshiro, DOL

Kervin Peters, DOL

Length of Service Award

30 years, Aiko Brum, PAO

30 years, Neal Peyton, DES

30 years, Jose Sierra-Sierra, DOL

25 years, Vickey Mouzé, PAO

10 years, Jack Wiers, PAO

5 years, Amy Bugala, PAO

Key:

DES -- Directorate of Emergency Services

DFMWR -- Dir. of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation

DHR -- Dir. of Human Resources

DOL -- Dir. of Logistics

DPW -- Dir. of Public Works

PAIO -- Plans, Analysis and Integration Office

PAO -- Public Affairs Office

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