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COAST GUARD AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION
IS TEAMING WITH COAST GUARD MUTUAL ASSISTANCE
TO INCREASE THE FUNDS AVAILABLE
FOR AUXILIARISTS AND OTHER COAST GUARD FAMILY MEMBERS
(Katrina top)
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The Association continues to receive contributions for Operation
Life Ring to provide disaster assistance funds to our Auxiliary and
Coast Guard personnel affect by the devastation caused by Hurricane
Katrina. We encourage everyone to continue to donate through Operation
Life Ring as well as other Coast Guard specific programs to provide
this needed assistance.
The Association is teaming with Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA)
to leverage the donated funds we have available with their funds and
those provided by the Coast Guard Foundation. This will significantly
increase the funds available to all our affected Coast Guard family
members. We will work with CGMA to identify Auxiliarists and guide
them and other Coast Guard family members to CGMA representatives
in the Gulf Coast region.
Past Commodore Joseph Taylor remains as a primary contact for Auxiliarists
seeking assistance and in coordinating the distribution of available
funds to meet the urgent needs of our Auxiliarists and Coast Guard
personnel affect by Hurricane Katrina.
Commodore Taylor, as Commodore Vass’ on-scene contact for assistance,
may be contacted at (903) 778-2684 home, (214) 460-1084 cell, or via
E-mail at jntaylor34@earthlink.net to assist with applying for and
receiving donated funds, including those received through Operation
Life Ring. He will maintain liaison with CGMA representatives in the
affected areas to help expedite requests for assistance. Commodore
Taylor will coordinate and assist Auxiliarists as well as other Coast
Guard family members that contact him with obtaining monetary assistance
through CGMA.
Gene M. Seibert
Gene M. Seibert
National Commodore
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