Employee Awards
Congratulations to F.M. Lawson and Luther Rymer.
F. M. was awarded $1000 and Luther was awarded $750 on 8 Jan 08.
Also pictured is Col Niel E Nelson, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Engineer School and Area Commander, who presented the check and Mr. Wayne West, Deputy Director, Marine Corps Community Services, Camp Lejeune.
Jolyne Agramonte receives the Molly Pitcher Award
Jolyne Agramonte (pictured third from the left) received the Molly Pitcher Award for her noteworthy contributions to the 10th Marine Regiment. Read the full story here.
Unsung Hero
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Mr. Daniel Dickerson is awarded the Unsung Hero Award for his superior performance with the Review and Analysis Division, Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS), Camp Lejeune. He has exerted a decidedly positive influence on our organization. Dan’s creative analytical work saved thousands of dollars in contractor costs. Though his primary responsibilities are that of a Security Supervisor, he stepped forward to assume numerous collateral duties, including completing a correspondence course on the repair of locks and keys. The cost-savings realized from re-keying and making locks in-house during the past year exceeded $11,000. Mr. Dickerson taught himself the skills of a safe technician, performing work to change safe locks from dial to electronic, saving both time and money. He oversaw the installation of closed-circuit TV (CCTV) systems in different locations throughout MCCS, including the Retail Division Warehouse. His efforts assisted federal agents in recovering over $14,000 in electronic equipment by providing them with CCTV video during a recent robbery investigation. Dan oversaw the installation of CCTV in the children’s room at the Harriotte B. Smith Library to safeguard the children using that facility. Daniel Dickerson went above and beyond our expectations, and his significant contributions to MCCS have saved precious time and many thousands of dollars, increasing the dividend we return to those we exist to serve. He is a credit not only to the Review and Analysis Division, but to all of MCCS, earning the title, “Unsung Hero.”
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Team Achievment
The Onslow Beach Caretaker’s staff, Recreation Branch, Semper Fit Division, Marine Corps Community Services is awarded the Team Achievement Award. Their team has had an enormous impact on the quality of life of our customers by adding new programs, upgrading accommodations and streamlining procedures. The most recent enhancements are the addition of evening movies, DJs on Saturdays, boat tours, church services, yoga, and “boot camp” exercise classes. These additions ensure that customers can enjoy activities that appeal to their individual interests. The addition of a dedicated maintenance team, responsible for fulfilling around 1,700 work requests annually, has improved beach operations. Examples of the improvements this team has made include adding larger TVs, DVD players, new grilling stations, festive paint and décor, replacing flooring, windows and air conditioning units. Their entire team becomes involved in researching and determining the best ideas for making their customers’ visits memorable. Their collective efforts and commitment to making Onslow Beach a wonderful and total “experience” make each individual a part of a very valuable team, a team truly deserving of this Team Achievement Award.
Sam O’Leary, manager of Onslow Beach, received an MCCS Doctorate of World Class Customer Services award.
Col G.T. Starnes, 10th Marines Regimental Commander, awards Marine Corps Community Services Area Coordinator Jolyne Agramonte a Certificate of Commendation for her excellence in service to 10th Marine Regiment, 6th Marine Regiment, 2nd Tank Battalion, 2nd LAR Battalion, and 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment. Jolyne Agramonte was also the recipient of the prestigious MCCS Doctorate of World Class Customer Services award.
