Coast Guard Mutual Assistance 2022 Annual Report

In 2022, CGMA Representatives processed 5,408 cases, ultimately serving 4,270 Coast Guard members.

$6.7 MILLION IN TOTAL SUPPORT

$2.4 MILLION IN GRANTS

The support from your organization directly contributed to our members’ resiliency, ensuring we could focus on safe mission execution while we continued to operate through those challenging times. Again, thank you for your continued support in all that you do ensuring we stay Semper Paratus!

- CAPT Lawrence Gaillard, Commanding Officer of Air Station Borinquen

STANDING IN THE GAP

As a recognized leader in promoting financial stability for our clients, we seek to empower the Coast Guard family in meeting future financial challenges. Through partnerships with other assistance providers, we will deliver innovative financial assistance in response to the emerging needs of the Coast Guard community. We will ensure that we are always ready and always there as a critical safety net in times of financial need.

WE HELP OUR OWN.

DISASTER & EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

CALM AFTER THE STORM BRING IT HOME

DAY-TO-DAY ASSISTANCE

FINANCIAL RESILIENCE EDUCATION ASSISTANCE

EMPOWERING GROWTH AND GOALS

Through disaster and emergency assistance, day-to-day assistance, and education assistance, CGMA provides the tools to reach financial resilience, the anchor that keeps every Coastie secure while weathering the storm.

SINCE 1924

CGMA has provided over $230 million in assistance to the Coast Guard community.

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR ADMIRAL LINDA L. FAGAN

On behalf of the dedicated Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Board of Directors, I am pleased to present the 2022 CGMA Annual Report. I am incredibly proud of the outstanding work CGMA does to support the Coast Guard community’s resiliency, by helping resolve immediate financial needs before they become chronic problems.

I am honored to serve the CGMA family with a clear view of how we are Standing in the Gap. As the official relief society of the U.S. Coast Guard, CGMA provides our workforce a way to extend a helping hand to our shipmates in life’s most challenging moments. In 2022, CGMA demonstrated commitment to “Helping Our Own” during events like hurricane Ian, the California wildfires, and widespread housing shortages. CGMA also supported dependents with special needs, emergency home repairs, pursuit of higher education, and so much more.

CGMA continues to adapt in service to today’s Coast Guard, finding new ways to help our families thrive and ensuring we are mission ready. The entire CGMA team should take great pride in knowing we are making a difference in the lives of our coworkers. As we saw throughout 2022, the need is great, and it is still growing. I am excited to continue these important efforts in 2023 and beyond.

With gratitude,

Linda L. Fagan Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard

“CGMA continues to adapt in service to today’s Coast Guard, finding new ways to help our families thrive and ensuring we are mission ready.”

MESSAGE FROM THE MCPOCG MASTER CHIEF HEATH B. JONES

On behalf of our Board of Directors, I am proud of all Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) has accomplished to serve Coast Guard members and families this past year. In 2022, we fulfilled more than 5,400 requests for financial assistance and provided over $6.7 million in support – an average of $1,230 per request. When challenging circumstances, such as a family medical emergency, the need for first and last month’s rent, or a major unexpected car repair threaten to overwhelm personal finances, CGMA is there to help. No other organization does more for Coast Guard people, often Standing in the Gap when government services are not yet available.

Beyond its direct support, Mutual Assistance is not just a lifeline, it is also a valuable resource and leadership tool. Working in close partnership with Coast Guard leaders, CGMA is a vital contributor to the quality of life and the mission readiness of our Coast Guard workforce. Knowing that CGMA is there provides a great sense of comfort.

Without an organization like CGMA working tirelessly on our behalf, we would be hard pressed to meet the emergent financial needs of the thousands of Sentinels who receive timely financial assistance from CGMA each year. On behalf of the entire Coast Guard community, I salute the dedicated CGMA staff, CGMA Representatives, and the countless generous donors who ensure CGMA delivers its mission and provides peace of mind to Coast Guard members and their families.

Semper Paratus, Heath B. Jones Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard

“Beyond its direct support, Mutual Assistance is not just a lifeline, it is also a valuable resource and leadership tool.”

MESSAGE FROM THE CEO RADM CARI B. THOMAS

The title of this annual report – Standing in the Gap – reflects our commitment to using adaptable, innovative, and inclusive solutions to help the Coast Guard community navigate evolving financial challenges. Thanks to the powerful partnership between Coast Guard leadership, CGMA Representatives, and donors, we are positioned to respond to the urgent financial needs of Coast Guard members and their families.

Against a backdrop of rising inflation, CGMA has deepened our support in several key areas including housing and education assistance. In 2022 CGMA increased our housing loan program from $6,000 to $9,000, providing $1.7 million in support for housing and PCS moves — more than triple the support provided in 2020. Beginning in January 2023, the Supplemental Education Grant (SEG) program will double from $500 to $1,000, helping Coast Guard students focus on their studies and not the speed bumps of finances.

Meanwhile, CGMA continues to stand ready to quickly respond in disasters and emergency situations. We provided $3.6 million in Disaster and Emergency Assistance in 2022, equipping those impacted by Hurricanes Fiona and Ian to recover and rebuild; enabling members in Puerto Rico to replace spoiled food after an island-wide power outage; and ensuring that members were not penalized due to delays in processing of invoice payments, including PCS and other travel claims, during the transition to the Financial Systems Modernization Solution (FSMS).

By investing deeply in these three strategic areas – Disaster and Emergency Relief, Family Support, and Education – CGMA leverages the impact of each donor dollar to make the greatest impact for Coast Guard members and their families.

These stellar accomplishments would not be possible without the extraordinary efforts of our amazing Representatives, talented staff, and continued support from our dedicated community of supporters. As you read this report, I am confident you will agree the results and milestones we achieved as a team are not only worth celebrating, but will serve well as a solid foundation for future growth.

With gratitude,

Cari B. Thomas, CAE Rear Admiral, USCG (Ret.)

“CGMA programs play a critical part in helping Coast Guard members and their families remain financially resilient.”

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance strategically stewards donations received from generous supporters like you – 85% of contributions go directly to programs empowering and equipping Coast Guard members and their families.

In recognition of our commitment to transparency and stewardship, CGMA has been named a 4-star charity by Charity Navigator and awarded the Platinum Seal of Transparency by GuideStar, the highest ratings bestowed by each independent evaluator.

Loans

Grants

Program Support

Administration

Fundraising

$4,299,071 $2,453,584

$988,543 $620,674 $695,958

IRS expense ratios are: Program 71%, Administration 15%, Fundraising 14%.

Clients Served in 2022

“Whether it was through PCS Assistance, Education Support, or Disaster Assistance in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Ian, you all stood ready to respond to our members’ needs in ways that we could not.”

- MECM Will Kelly

PCS SUPPORT TAKES THE HEADACHE OUT OF HOUSING

Each permanent change of station (PCS) season brings its own unique challenges. This year however, critical housing and transportation supply chain issues and shortages combined to make an already stressful and financially demanding process even more difficult.

“We are super thankful for CGMA. Moving from VA to CA where housing is triple the price, the loan helped us secure a new rental without it taking away from our regular money needed for monthly items. We are super appreciative of the help!”

Anticipating a busy and complicated PCS season, CGMA raised housing program limits and modified several programs to increase the reach of support for members and their families that were experiencing the crunch of housing issues. CGMA has worked hard to design and implement timely and innovative programs to assist with these financial challenges, including an increase to our interest-free closing cost and first and last month’s rent assistance from $6,000 to $9,000.

CGMA provided $1.7 million in housing assistance in 2022.

No matter where Coast Guard members were stationed or where they were headed, Mutual Assistance stood ready to smooth the wrinkles that many faced with their housing this year. Whether with local moves or through changes in duty station, 558 clients found the help they needed to secure their housing.

- PO2 Jade Barrios

“Thanks to CGMA this past PCS transfer, I was able to secure a dwelling because my PCS advance never went through. In my opinion, the Mutual Assistance program has been a life saver!”

- MEC Darren Conner

Help for the Trout Family and Their Sons With Special Needs to Move Safely to Their New Home

Faced with the daunting task of moving their sons with special needs, along with specialized medical equipment and fragile medicines, Elizabeth and her husband AETC Theodore Trout turned to CGMA for support.

“I want to express my gratitude on behalf of our entire Trout family for the generous support from the Coast Guard Mutual Assistance grant. We have three beautiful boys – 5-year old twins and a toddler. The twins require 24-hour care due to their disabilities and 100% assistance with activities of daily living (diapering, feeding, bathing, and mobility – including transferring to and from various equipment such as “from a car seat to a wheelchair),” said Elizabeth

Fueled by love, a persistent optimism, and gratitude for the support they have received, the Trout family is thriving at their new duty station at Air Station Clearwater.

“We are very grateful that we are going to be able to PCS with the support of childcare assistance, a cooling vest, and more. We know this will help alleviate our worries as we travel with our medically fragile boys. Thank you so much for your support!”

- Elizabeth Trout

STANDING IN THE GAP FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS

For years, CGMA has provided financial assistance to domestic violence survivors; however, in 2022, the new Safe Harbor Program formalized this assistance to provide even more help.

On average, it takes a person seven attempts to permanently leave an abusive relationship. According to public research, the military community suffers domestic abuse at more than twice the rate of their civilian peers. Government assistance is available for survivors through the Transitional Compensation program. However, it can take months to finalize eligibility and process paperwork before the funds are disbursed. CGMA’s Safe Harbor Program is intended to serve as a stopgap until the government assistance is available.

The program provides essential funds to prevent privation by offering a combination of grants and interest-free loans as needed for shelter, food, transportation, and childcare costs. CGMA’s Case Manager and licensed social worker, Jessica Manfre, explains, “Leaving is often the most dangerous period of time for survivors of abuse. Financial support during this vulnerable stage is a crucial step to empowering a person to take the steps that will secure their safety and give them a higher chance of success away from an abusive situation.”

“Standing in the gap is a priority for CGMA as we support the Coast Guard community. The Safe Harbor Program mobilizes financial support as a haven for those taking steps to pursue freedom that would otherwise be complicated or delayed,” said Rear Admiral (Ret.) Cari B. Thomas, CGMA CEO.

“This has been by far the hardest time in my life. I have lived in fear and isolation for years. My [child] gave me the strength to flee; my greatest thanks for your help in changing the course of [their] life.”

- Safe Harbor Program recipient

WAG, A NEW PROGRAM FOR RETIRED SERVICE ANIMALS

When CGMA learned from Chief Feco, a 9-year old Hungarian Vizsla stationed at Coast Guard Marine Safety and Security Team San Francisco, and his handler, Petty Officer First Class Corey Sumner, that there was a very special group of retirees that would not be receiving any benefits upon their retirement, CGMA got to work to find a solution to this unique challenge.

Throughout its history, the Coast Guard Canine Program has adapted to the changing times, much like the Coast Guard. The canines and handlers remain just as critical to our national security today as they did when the first dogs went into service in World War II. Coast Guard working dogs are well-trained and mission ready. However, when they retire, service canines are not entitled to any further financial support from the Coast Guard.

Through the generous patronage of Ms. Maureen Manning, daughter of Rear Admiral Alfred P. and Claire Manning, CGMA established the Working Animals Grant to support these special Coast Guard members.

The Working Animals Grant, affectionately known as the WAG program, will provide for the continued medical care of retired Coast Guard working dogs for their lifetime.

Describing her commitment to the mission of the new program, Ms. Manning said, “All members of our service deserve to be taken care of and that includes the four-footed ones.” She gave the gift in memory of her parents and her own Vizsla Sandy. Ms. Manning wished her father could have seen the modern canine program as he would have been inspired by their amazing work and courage.

Petty Officer Sumner expressed his gratitude for the new program: “The WAG program is going to help a lot by relieving the financial burden. It means I will have the extra help that could make a life-saving difference for Feco.”

CGMA is happy to show up for our Coast Guard retirees, including our Coast Guard working dogs. The WAG program is just one of the myriad of ways CGMA continues to find to serve the evolving needs of the Coast Guard community.

HURRICANES IAN AND FIONA RESPONSE

More than 915 members and their families experienced flooding and storm damage from Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico and Hurricane Ian in Florida. CGMA supported their recovery efforts with over $1 million for costs including repairs, replacement of spoiled food, and insurance deductibles.

A pillar of CGMA support is our response to widespread disaster events, and MST2 Robert Benton has twice leaned on us for assistance after devastating hurricanes. Not only did CGMA support him in 2017 with the effects of Hurricane Irma, but again in 2022 with flooding to his home and vehicle during Hurricane Ian.

“During my Coast Guard career I have been on the receiving end of two devastating hurricanes that resulted in total losses for me and my family. Never in a million years did I think that it would happen again, but lo and behold here I am.

“While Hurricane Ian was supposed to hit us as a tropical storm, the storm strengthened and turned at the last minute and caused a much more significant impact than expected. I am a Command Financial Specialist here at Sector Key West and utilized Mutual Assistance to help a multitude of people through both interest-free loans and grants. We had members who were forced out of their houses and really had nowhere else to go. We were able to utilize CGMA assistance to assist those members in finding hotels until orders could be issued.

“Having the knowledge that an organization like CGMA is there in these instances to assist is paramount to the mental stability of our members and their families. I honestly cannot say enough good things about CGMA and I really appreciate what you do.”

- MST2 Robert Benton

Coast Guard members are often stationed along storm routes, and as such, experience the impacts of storms more acutely than some of the other services.

PUERTO RICO POWER OUTAGE

In the spring of 2022, Puerto Rico experienced an island-wide power outage. CGMA quickly went into action as members were trying to cope with the consequences of the loss of electricity. From gas for generators to restocking fridges, Disaster Assistance made a difference for the Coast Guard community on the island, including many non-appropriated fund employees. CGMA provided timely support to 343 clients affected by Puerto Rico’s extended power outage with more than $210,000 in grants.

“I really appreciated the assistance I received because Puerto Rico has a very fragile electricity system and it’s not the same as the U.S. where they have big teams or equipment to work on electricity recovery. I was without power for more than one week and had to throw away all the things in my refrigerator....very sad. I was trying to save to buy a small system like a battery that could help me in this type of situation. With the money that Mutual Assistance provided, I was able to complete the purchase. It was really appreciated as I have been able to resolve many occasions with the equipment that I bought.”

- Sandra Alejandro Diaz, Non-Appropritated Fund (NAF) Employee

“Thanks to CGMA, my family and I received assistance after Hurricane Fiona. We were without power and light for several weeks. With the assistance of CGMA we were able to purchase a much needed emergency generator to power our home. Thank you CGMA!”

- MK1 Daniel Rodriguez

RETIREE REMEMBERS CGMA SUPPORT AND CONTINUES GIVING BACK

A blizzard hit just as a young Coast Guard family was starting their transfer from Buffalo to Seattle. They hunkered down in a motel for the night and the next morning were shocked to discover their U-Haul trailer and car had been stolen overnight. The nightmare situation was compounded by the reality that their clothes as well as their family Christmas presents were among the items gone.

YNCS James Seger, USCG (Ret) noted that it was “really discouraging” for a young Yeoman in the early 70s. While they waited for the locks to be repaired on their recovered vehicle, they went to a Sears to buy winter coats and clothes so they could complete their move.

When he received a CGMA grant to help with their recovery from the jarring theft and losses, Seger recalled, “It was mind-boggling. We had lost so much clothing and other things. The $1,000 grant really made a difference in our lives.” Receiving assistance from CGMA set a tone for how Seger wanted to be there for others as well.

This experience is at the front of his mind when he makes his annual contribution to CGMA. From rescued to rescuing, Seger and his wife have made a habit of helping neighbors and other community members when they see a need. “We still reach out to people when we see someone in need,” he said. And he still makes it a priority to give back to his Coast Guard community.

Whether dramatic or routine, thousands of members face challenges each year, and with the help of our donors, CGMA is able to quickly respond with practical support that is so needed. For decades CGMA has given the Coast Guard community a way to help our own.

POLARIS COUNCIL

The Polaris Council recognizes those who have made a commitment to CGMA through their will, a trust, a beneficiary designation, or other type of deferred gift. Polaris is the anchor of the northern sky, serving to guide and lead toward a purposeful destination. In the same way, members of the Polaris Council serve as a beacon of inspiration and hope for future generations of Coast Guard members.

MKCS Carl Mike Ackerlind, USCG Ret.

BOSN4 John C. Baker, USCG Ret.

AUX Erik Berg, USCG Aux.

CWO3 James T. Blackmon, USCG Ret. Shirley Carey*

AUX Brice Andrew Cook, USCG Aux.

BMC Robert W. Cox, USCG Ret.

MKC Philip W. Ervin, USCG Ret.

Dorcas N. Gracey*

AUX Charles Herbert Hague, USCG Aux.

RADM Charles J. Hanks, USCG Ret. and Marjorie Hanks*

Alta M.* and Robert E. Hofstetter*

* Members who have passed away

AUX John Jung, USCG Aux.

LT Robert L. Kennedy, Jr., USCG Ret. and PERS2 Peggy O. Kennedy, USCG Ret.

PS1 Carolyn C. Leone, USCG Ret.

Doris Renee Marx

YNC Martha A. Nest, USCG Ret.

Janet Pagels

AUX Priscilla T. Quigley, USCG Aux.

ASTCM Kenneth F. Roberts, USCG Ret.

CAPT Hekmat David Tamimie, USCG Ret.

RADM Cari B. Thomas, USCG Ret.

Sandra Lynn Trammell*

REMEMBERING NORAH HECKMAN

Norah Manning Heckman (1951-2021) was a dear friend and a longtime supporter of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance.

Sadly, Ms. Heckman passed away on November 6, 2021, but her commitment to the Coast Guard community endures. CGMA is honored to be in receipt of a transformational gift from the Heckman Estate. In keeping with the desire of Ms. Heckman to preserve her father’s (RADM Albert A. Heckman, USCG Ret.) Heckman historical legacy, $100,000 of the donation was given to the National Coast Guard Museum Association, “our top philanthropic priority,” as articulated in the Commandant’s 2022 State of the Coast Guard Address. The remainder will be used for organizational technology improvements and enhanced programming.

By including CGMA in your estate plan, you, like Ms. Heckman, can ensure the ongoing support of Coast Guard members and their families for years to come. If you have included CGMA in your estate plan, please consider sharing this information with us so that we may thank you now and include you as a member of the distinguished Polaris Council.

2022 CGMA ALL HANDS

It is with humble gratitude that Coast Guard Mutual Assistance acknowledges the contributions generously given by the following individuals, companies, and organizations in 2022.

Ship’s Bell Gold Circle ($50,000 or more)

In 2022, the Coast Guard Exchange System - Community Service Command Annual Campaign coupon program raised a record $55,593 in support for CGMA.

Lockheed Martin presented CGMA with a $500,000 grant to support Disaster and Emergency Assistance and the Supplemental Education Grant program. A portion of the gift was given as part of the joint Military Aid Society #BattleforBraggingRights Giving Tuesday campaign.

USAA provided over $125,000 in support in 2022. USAA employees, with support from the USAA matching gift program, rallied around Coast Guard families to provide assistance in the wake of Hurricane Ian. Additional gifts supported Disaster and Emergency Assistance, financial education programs, and Supplemental Education Grants.

Silver Circle ($10,000-$49,999)

Association of Military Banks of America

First Command Financial Services, Inc.

United Church of Christ New Ulm, MN

USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 054-16-07, Outer Banks

Bronze Circle ($1,000-$9,999)

Amazon Smile

The Boston Foundation

Coast Guard Combat Veterans Association

The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut, Inc.

Condor Services LLC

The Curtain Family Fund

Early and Pioneer Naval Aviators Association

Fleet Reserve Association Branch 101

Santa Clara Valley

Friends of the Alameda Free Library

International Auto Logistics, LLC

North Texas Military Foundation

Raytheon Technologies Matching Tagence

TowneBank

Tufts Health Plan Foundation Matching

USCG Academy Class of 1965

USCG Auxiliary Eighth Division

USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 092-07-05, North Cleveland

USCG BASE PORTSMOUTH

USCGC OWASCO WHEC 39

USCG MARINE SAFETY UNIT HOUMA

USCG MSU Houma Wardroom Mess

USCG PORT SECURITY UNIT 313 OPERATIONS SUPPORT DEPARTMENT

*Due to the extraordinary support CGMA receives from thousands of Coast Guard members, family and friends each year, we have made a full list of donors of $500 or more and 2022

Tribute Gifts available online at www.cgmahq.org/AR22

Surfman Circle ($10,000 or more)

CAPT Raymond W. Atcheson, USN Ret.

CAPT Eugene L. Davis, USCG Ret.

CDR Frank S. Dean, USCG Ret. and Dolores Dean

RADM Charles J. Hanks, USCG Ret. and Marjorie L. Hanks

Norah Heckman

Jean B. Heytler

PS1 Carolyn C. Leone, USCG Ret.

Maureen Manning

Ariadna Miller

AUX Raymond Bruce Montagne, USCG Aux.

Samuel G. Schechter

Dorothy M. Thayer

Sandra Lynn Trammell

Light Keeper Circle ($5,000-$9,999)

CDR Thomas W. Barto, USCG Ret.

ADM Linda Fagan, USCG

AUX Richard Warren Flowers, USCG Aux. and Beth L. Flowers

Michelle Hernandorena-Garcia

CAPT Fred F. Herzberg, USCG Ret.

AUX Uaaree Matsuda, USCG Aux.

CDR Hugh M. McCreery, USCG Ret.

Cheryl A. Pancoast

AUX John Michael Philipps, USCG Aux.

Anthony Ricciardone

Susanne Tezanos Landis

SKCS Robert H. Walters, USCG Ret. and Charlene Walters

“The Coast Guard invested so much in me over the years. I’m just giving a little back. :-}”

- AUX Bill Miller USCG Aux.

Searchlight Crew ($1,000-$4,999)

PERS4 Bonnie L. Abendschan, USCG Ret.

RADM Thomas G. Allan, Jr., USCG

RADM Fred L. Ames, USCG Ret.

Erin O. Anderson

RADM Meredith L. Austin, USCG Ret.

AUX Patrick William Bartlett, USCG Aux.

AUX Harry W. Beardsley, USCG Aux.

YNCM John R. Beatty, USCG Ret.

LCDR Sheldon B. Blue, USCG Ret.

CDR Paul J. Bodenhofer, USCG Ret.

David Boehm

Nicholas Boswell

Kenneth Bowman

VADM Jody A. Breckenridge, USCG Ret.

CAPT George B. Brinson, USCG Ret.

DC2 Gregory J. Briscoe, USCG Ret.

AUX Robert S. Brody, USCG Aux.

VADM Manson K. Brown, USCG Ret. and Herminia Brown

SKCS Vanessa D. Bryant, USCG Ret.

LCDR Rex A. Buddenberg, USCG Ret.

CDR Richard A. Burgdorf, Jr., USCG Ret. and Cindy Burgdorf

CAPT Frederick F. Burgess, Jr., USCG Ret.

RADM G H P Bursley, USCG Ret.

CAPT John C. Carney, Jr., USCG Ret.

CAPT Lance W. Carpenter, USCG Ret. and Gwen Carpenter

Timothy Carroll

LCDR Gregg W. Casad, USCG Ret.

CDR Armand L. Chapeau, USCG Ret.

CDR David E. Clements, USCG Ret.

Jeffrey Cockerham

QMCS Eugene A. Coffin, III, USCG Ret. and Janet Coffin

CAPT Barry A. Compagnoni, USCG Ret.

CAPT Michael C. Cosenza, USCG Ret.

CAPT Jack E. Coulter, USCG Ret.

VADM Vivien S. Crea, USCG Ret. and

CDR Ronald L. Rutledge, USCG Ret.

LCDR Roy R. Cromer, USCG and Meghan Cromer

RADM John E. Crowley, Jr., USCG Ret.

LT John B. Cullens, USCG Ret.

Albert Curry, Jr.

Susan Curtin

John F. Curtis

CDR Steven J. Danielczyk, USCG Ret. and Alrie Danielczyk

CDR Gary A. Dehnel, USCG Ret.

CAPT Rula Deisher, USCG

PAC Marshalena Delaney, USCG Ret.

LCDR Donald S. Delikat, USCG Ret.

CAPT Kelly K. Denning, USCG

CDR John J. Desantis, USCG Ret.

Randi and Steve Deweese

PSS4 John R. Digman, USCG Ret.

EM3 Nathaniel J. Dirvin, USCGR

BOSN4 Wesley J. Dittes, USCG Ret.

Tom Doherty

William Donlon

AUX Rosemary C. Doolin, USCG Aux.

Nancy Duran

PSS4 Alan E. Dusi, USCG Ret. and Karen Dusi

ET3 Robert C. Edgar, USCG Ret.

TCCS Paul Edwards, USCG Ret.

Michael Eitel

CAPT arah Felger, USCG

PERS4 Michael J. Fisette, USCG Ret. and Gina Fisette

Joseph Foca

CDR Jason S. Franz, USCG and Janelle Franz

AUX Steven F. Franz, USCG Aux.

CAPT Ronald E. Fritz, USCG Ret. and Sue B. Fritz

Dr. Lee S. Fruman

Linda Fuller

SKCM Paul G. Furlinger, USCG Ret.

CAPT Geoffrey P. Gagnier, USCG Ret.

Jeannie Gallagher

LCDR Matthew Gans, USCG

CDR Christjan Gaudio, USCG

CWO2 Howard L. Giblin, USCG Ret.

LT John C. Gifford, USCG Ret. and Maria Gifford

SA Mark W. Giles, USCG Ret.

CDR George Gill, USCG Ret.

ADM James and Mrs. Dorcas

Gracey, USCG Ret.

Cheryl Gracey

EM3 Douglas R. Graham, USCG Ret.

CAPT Terry R. Grant, USCG Ret.

Molli Grove

ENG4 Brian Hall, USCG

LT Ryan D. Hammond, USCG and Nicole A. Hammond

CAPT Roger P. Hartgen, USCG Ret. and Gloria L. Hartgen

Patrick Hedges

MKC Timothy P.J. Henderson, II, USCG Ret.

Carolyn A. and Ronald G. Herbert

CDR Curtis J. Hezeau, USCG Ret.

Jeff and Kathy High

CDR Dennis C. Hilliard, USCG Ret.

Donald Hoffer, Jr.

Douglas Hoffer

Stephanie Hoffer

CAPT Toby L. Holdridge, USCG Ret.

RADM Richard R. Houck, USCG Ret. and Lani Houck

Timothy J. Howard, USCG Ret.

CDR William L. Hucke, USCG Ret.

ENG3 Michael D. Hudson, USCG Ret.

CDR Terence M. Hurley, USCG Ret.

CAPT Dennis J. Ihnat, USCG Ret.

BMC Michael J. Ingalsby, USCG Ret.

MECM George P. Ingraham, USCG Ret.

AUX Dennis F. Jacques, USCG Aux.

Brian Jeanfreau

ETC Donald B. Jeffers, USCG Ret.

CAPT William R. Johanek, USCG Ret.

CAPT Martin E. Johanson, USCG Ret. and Barbara Johanson

RADM Robert L. Johanson, USCG Ret.

CMC Marques A. Johnson, USCG

CAPT Timothy V. Johnson, USCG Ret.

MCPOCG Heath Jones, USCG

CDR Karen Jones, USCG Ret.

LCDR Michael J. Kelly, USCG Ret. and Elisabeth R. Kelly

CAPT Joseph M. Kelly, USCG Ret.

RADM William G. Kelly, USCG

COMO Larry L. King, USCG Aux

Madelyn King

SN Rodney D. Kinne, USCG Ret.

CAPT Charles W. Koburger, Jr., USCG Ret. and Eugenia Koburger

LCDR Jamie L. Koppi, USCG

CAPT Gary Krizanovic, USCG Ret.

CAPT Julie Kuck, USCG

LCDR Tracy J. Lacorte, USCG

Aimee Lagana

Calvin M. Lederer

LCDR Gregg A. Leibert, USCG Ret.

BMC Frederick M. Lewis, USCG Ret.

Gordon Libelo

AET1 Christopher D. Lippert, USCG Ret.

ADM James M. Loy, USCG Ret.

RADM Kevin E. Lunday, USCG

Dorcas E. Lundy

LCDR John R. Lynch, USCG Ret.

CDR David H. Lyon, USCG Ret.

CAPT John N. Macdonald, USCG Ret.

AUX Elizabeth P. Macintyre, USCG Aux.

John and Carolyn Marshall

CDR Thomas J. Martin, USCG Ret.

Glenn Martineau

Doris Renee Marx

ENG4 Dan Stewart McIntyre, USCG Ret.

CDR Thomas J. McKerr, USCG Ret.

AUX John William McNamara, USCG Aux.

LCDR Brian Meadowcroft, USCG

RDC Gary N. Meguire, USCG Ret.

David Melton

CAPT David L. Melton, USCG

LCDR Brian W. Mills, USCG Ret.

CAPT John K. Miner, USCG Ret.

LT Jeffrey M. Mistrick, USCG

CAPT Ulysses S. Mullins, USCG

LCDR Patrick W. Murphy, USCG Ret.

Charlene Myers

FS1 William L. Myers, USCG Ret.

CAPT Douglas E. Nash, USCG Ret.

CDR David I. Nelson, USCG Ret.

BMCS Chester E. Nichols, USCG Ret.

YNCS James E. Nikirk, USCG Ret.

QMC Leslie D. Oja, USCG Ret.

BM1 Jeffrey B. Olsen, USCG Ret.

CDR Peter C. Olsen, USCG Ret.

AUX Oscar Orringer, USCG Aux.

CAPT David L. Parr, USCG Ret.

CAPT Tina Pena, USCG

LT Patrick R. Pennella, USCGR

Rodger Petersen

Over 4,000 clients assisted in 2022

CAPT Delgene O. Phillips, USCG Ret.

CAPT Malcolm B. Playfair, USCG Ret.

AUX Ryan Podolsky, USCG Aux.

Rachelle M. Quinn

CAPT Steven E. Ramassini, USCG

ADM Charles W. Ray, USCG Ret.

LCDR John W. Reaser, II, USCG Ret.

BM1 Gregory V. Reid, USCG Ret.

RADM Jan T. Riker, USCG Ret.

CAPT Thomas H. Robinson, USCG Ret. and Rita C. Robinson

BOSN4 Walter F. Robinson, USCG Ret.

FSC James A. Rogers, USCG Ret.

Peter Rosegg

LT Tracy L. Royce, USCG Ret.

RMCS Anthony P. Russo, USCG Ret.

LCDR John S. Ryba, USCG Ret.

AUX Colin Matthew Samuels, USCG Aux.

LCDR Danny J. San Romani, USCG Ret.

AUX Jeannette Saporito, USCG Aux.

Diane and Donald Schinnerer

CAPT John E. Schwartz, USCG Ret.

AUX Michael Howard Scott, USCG Aux.

CDR Andrew J. Sedlock, USCG Ret.

CAPT Glenn E. Serotsky, USCG Ret.

RADM Joseph A. Servidio, USCG Ret.

Matthew Sharp

CAPT Kyle A. Shaw, USCG Ret.

RADM Matthew W. Sibley, USCG

MK1 Kenneth W. Singleton, USCG Ret.

Richards Sites

MKCM Mark P. Skibba, USCG Ret.

CAPT Douglas A. Smith, USCG Ret. and Joan Smith

CAPT Kevin B. Smith, USCG Ret.

COMO John Homer Staggs, USCG Aux. and Mary Clare Barker Staggs

CAPT David C. Stalfort, USCG Ret.

CAPT Marc D. Stegman, USCG Ret.

Flora Stein and Karl E. Stein, USCGR

CDR Ronald D. Stenzel, USCG Ret.

Paulette Stewart

Dave Stinchfiled

CDR John J. Stoneman, USCG Ret.

CDR Benjamin J. Stoppe, USCG Ret. and Anne L. Stoppe

CDR Donald K. Strother, USCG Ret.

LCDR Rachel A. Stryker, USCG and AUX

Michael Allen Stryker, USCG Aux.

CDR Timothy G. Stueve, USCG Ret.

CDR Stephen L. Swann, USCG Ret.

CAPT Craig S. Swirbliss, USCG Ret.

CAPT Jonathan D. Theel, USCG

RADM Cari B. and CDR Gary M. Thomas, USCG Ret.

Nicholas Thompson

RADM David G. Troop, USCG Ret. and Marina Throop

RADM David G. Throop, USCG Ret. and Marina Throop

COMO Susan Hoblit and AUX Thomas

George Thurlow, USCG Aux.

Robert Trainor

Dennis R. Trom

RADM Ralph D. Utley, USCG Ret.

CAPT Eva J. Van Camp, USCG

YNC Ronald C. Velasco, USCG Ret.

LCDR Peter S. Virok, USCG Ret.

PSCM Theodore W. Vogel, Jr., USCG Ret.

RADM Anthony J. Vogt, USCG Ret. and Mary Vogt

HS1 Timothy G. Waksmonski, USCG Ret.

CDR David F. Wallace, USCG Ret.

RADM Sidney A. Wallace, USCG Ret. and Jacquie Wallace

CAPT George A. Weller, USCG Ret.

CDR Michael J. Wensman, USCG Ret.

AUX Bruce A. White, USCG Aux.

CAPT Erin E. Williams, USCG

PERS4 Ross I. Williams, USCG Ret.

ETCM Wesson B. Williams, USCG Ret.

CAPT Kevin E. Wirth, USCG Ret. and The Hon. Erin Wirth

Meriola T. Worthley

VADM Charles D. Wurster, USCG Ret.

Amber Young

CDR Jennifer L. Yount, USCG Ret.

SKC Janet D. Zondlo, USCG Ret.

Life Ring Crew ($500-$999)

Michael Adler

DC2 Devon Lee Allen, USCG

YNC Richard B. Allen, USCG Ret.

LT Travis R. Allen, USCG

William Allen

AUX Daniel F. Amoroso, USCG Aux.

CAPT David H. Amos, III, USCG Ret.

IV2 Richard D. Andersen, USCG Ret.

CDR Mikael D. Anderson, USCG

PO3 Shannon L. Andrew, USCG

Sandi Anthony

Jackie Ary

Mary Regina Asaro

Audrey Asparuhov

CAPT George A. Asseng, Jr., USCG Ret.

CWO4 Robert O. Backlin, USCG Ret.

BOSN4 John C. Baker, USCG Ret.

CDR Jordan Baldueza, USCG

Linda Baldwin

Robin M. Ball

CDR James H. Barmettler, USCG Ret.

LCDR Simon Barr, USCG

AET2 Allison Bartram, USCG

Tina M. Bassett

RADM William D. Baumgartner, USCG Ret.

LCDR Marvin Leon Beaty, USCG Ret.

LT Walcott J. Becker, Jr., USCG Ret.

Thomas Beistle

Hiram Bell, Jr.

CAPT William J. Belmondo, USCG Ret.

LT Rachel O. Benedetto, USCG

LCDR Michael J. Blaschum, USCG Ret.

PERS3 Barry M. Boisvere, USCG Ret.

CDR Russell E. Booker, III, USCGR

SKC Ricardo A. Borrero, USCG Ret.

CDR Peggy M. Britton, USCG

CAPT Matthew T. Brown, USCG

ET3 Chad R. Buder, USCG Ret.

MSSE4 Peter M. Bullard, USCG Ret.

OSCM David C. Bunch, USCG Ret.

LT Rachel K. Burchill, USCG

CDR Patrick C. Burkett, USCG

AMCS Richard A. Buschur, USCG Ret.

CAPT Michael Campbell, USCG

CWO4 Ollow E. Canup, USCG Ret.

James Caplan

Mike Cappello

PO2 Chase A. Carey, USCG

AUX Laurel J. Carlson, USCG Aux.

BMC Alfred R. Caron, USCG Ret. and Judy Caron

CAPT Sean M. Carroll, USCG Ret.

SCPO David J. Carson, USCG

Matthew Carty

CDR Alan W. Carver, USCG Ret.

CAPT Eric A. Chamberlin, USCG Ret. and Mary J. Chamberlin

MKC Jose P. Chandler, Jr., USCG Ret.

CAPT Richard B. Chapman, USCG Ret.

Anthony Ciampi, USCG

CAPT William Y. Clark, II, USCG Ret.

Enrique Colberg Becerra

James Colbert

CWO4 Sherman Colley, USCG Ret.

LT Kate K. Compagnoni, USCG

Robert W. Compton

MKC John W. Conway, USCG Ret.

CAPT Edmund L. Cope, USCG Ret.

TCC Gerald Simon Corkins, USCG Ret.

LCDR Lee D. Coyle, USCGR and

LCDR Kathryn R. Cyr, USCG

CDR Kevin A. Crecy, USCG Ret. and

CDR Stacey L. Crecy, USCG

ELC4 Stephen D. Crocker, USCG Ret.

BMCM Joseph A. Cross, USCG Ret.

COMO Susan Ann Davies, USCG Aux.

LT Benjamin C. Davne, USCG

David DeBoth

Teresa M. Deckenbach

LT Gregory N. Delong, USCG Ret.

FSC Alberto M. Delosreyes, USCG Ret.

LCDR Megan Dennelly, USCG

CDR Clayton L. Diamond, USCG Ret.

CDR David G. Dickman, USCG Ret.

Serena J. Dietrich

AUX David Bruce Dillon, USCG Aux.

AUX Dorothy Anne Dobens Tamez, USCG Aux.

Martin J. Drake

AUX Anne M. and AUX Chris L. Duhaime, USCG Aux.

CWO3 William M. Dukes, USCG Ret.

“CGMA always coming in clutch”

- Coast Guard Memes

BM2 Robert A. Duncanson, USCG Ret.

CAPT John D. Dwyer, USCG Ret.

AET3 Eric R. Dykema, USCG Ret.

LCDR John C. Dymond, Jr., USCGR

Emmanuel Eick

LCDR Francis J. Elfring, USCG Ret.

CDR Michael D. Elliott, USCG Ret.

LT Ronald J. Evans, USCG Ret.

Edward Everett, USN Ret.

CWO3 Martin Fairall, USCG

LT Kathleen Fallon, USCG

ATCS Samuel D. Farnell, USCG Ret.

Asif Fasih

CAPT Matthew J. Fay, USCG Ret.

RDML Mark J. Fedor, USCG

Joseph M. Feeney

PERS4 Sean P. Fennell, USCG Ret.

GMC William Figone, USCG Ret.

Rebecca Fisher

LCDR Kevin C. Fitzpatrick, USCG Ret.

J. F. Florey

John Flynn

MKC Robert M. Ford, USCG Ret.

CAPT James Forgy, USCG

AUX Joseph Henry Fram, USCG Aux.

LCDR David W. Fritz, USCG Ret.

LCDR Patrick A. Frost, USCG

Denny Fussell

Mary Ann Gamble

CDR James Garzon, USCG Ret.

CAPT Claudia C. Gelzer, USCG Ret.

Kevin Gent

CDR Michael D. Gentile, USCG Ret.

BMC Gabriel W. Gibbons, USCGR

James Gillespie

Marvin Gilliard

RDML Shannon Gilreath, USCG

CAPT Charles B. Glass, USCG Ret.

SKCS Eduardo M. Go, USCG Ret.

LCDR Donald W. Gold, USCG Ret. and Laura Gold

HS2 Amber N. Gonzales, USCG

Rodney Gonzalez

CAPT Austin J. Gould, Jr., USCG Ret.

CAPT Hans C. Govertsen, USCG

Douglas C. Gregg, Jr.

CDR Ronald J. Greto, USCG Ret. and Marianne Greto

LCDR Robert P. Griffiths, USCG Ret.

CWO4 John A. Haldeman, III, USCG Ret.

LT Rory Haley, USCG

CDR Michael J. Hanratty, USCG Ret.

CDR Heather W. Hanson, USCG Ret.

CAPT Walter E. Hanson, Jr., USCG Ret. and Robin Hanson

LCDR Richard V. Harding, USCG Ret.

CDR James J. Harkins, V, USCG Ret.

RMC James M. Harmon, USCG Ret.

Paul Harnden

LCDR Diana Harris, USCG

LCDR Stanley W. Harris, USCG Ret.

YNCM Gerald T. Hayes, USCG Ret.

ETC Richard D. Hays, II, USCG Ret.

ETC Daniel C. Heineck, USCG Ret.

CDR Robert E. Heins, Jr., USCG Ret.

MCPO Adwoa S. Hendricks, USCG

Albert Hernandez

OSS4 Harry Frederick Hetzel, USCG Ret.

LCDR Kelly Higgins, USCG

EM1 William R. Higgins, USCG Ret.

CDR Theodore H. Hofer, USCG Ret.

BM3 Anjuli D. Holmes, USCG Ret.

William Hope

Richard Horning

LCDR Brian S. Howard, USCG and Alena

O. Howard

Joan and John Howard

AUX Julian Don Howe, USCG Aux.

OSC Taylor E. Hoynes, USCG Ret.

LT Thomas P. Hrynyshyn, USCG Ret.

MKCS James R. Hughey, USCG Ret.

RDCM Byron E. Huntley, USCG Ret.

MKC Christopher L. Hylton, USCG Ret.

MSTCM Arthur H. Isaacs, USCG Ret.

SA Charles L. Jackson, USCG

Sharon R. Jacob

BMCM Gary S. and ISCM Jennifer D. Jensen, USCG Ret.

CAPT Clayton L. Johnson, USCG Ret.

AUX Craig Lee Johnson, USCG Aux.

MSSD3 Lenwood P. Johnson, Jr., USCG Ret.

CDR Noel H. Johnson, USCG

CDR William L. Johnson, USCG Ret.

LCDR Jennifer M. Jojola, USCG

YN1 Edward B. Jones, Jr., USCG Ret.

RADM Eric C. Jones, USCG

MKCS Mark T. Jones, USCG Ret.

PO1 Jennifer E. Jordan, USCG and Henry

L. Jordan

Dr. Joyce Jordan

VADM Timothy W. Josiah, USCG Ret.

CDR Thomas W. Kalisz, USCG Ret.

CAPT Thomas P. Keane, USCG Ret.

CDR Charles L. Keller, USCG Ret.

PSC Stephen J. Kelley, USCG Ret.

AUX George Peter Kelly, USCG Aux.

CAPT Neil F. Kendall, USCG Ret.

ELC4 Wallace C. Kennedy, Jr., USCG Ret.

AUX Andrew L. Killian, USCG Aux.

CDR Robert D. Kirk, USCG Ret.

CDR Gregory B. Kirkbride, USCG Ret.

GM2 William D. Kirkland, USCG

YN1 James E. Knapp, USCG Ret.

LT Ryun Konze, USCG

CDR Heather Marie Kostecki, USCG Ret.

LTJG Lauren A. Kowalski, USCG

CAPT Richard R. Kuhn, USCG Ret. and Nancy Kuhn

CDR Kurt R. Kuppersmith, USCG Ret.

RADM Miriam L. Lafferty, USCGR

CDR Taylor Lam, USCG

CAPT Joseph H. Langjahr, USCG Ret.

VADM Charles E. Larkin, USCG Ret.

Jack Laufer

LT James G. Laures, USCG Ret.

LT Catherine M. Lawson, USCG

CDR Timothy J. Leahy, USCG Ret.

HSCS Troy G. LeGore, USCG Ret.

YNCM Juanita Lewis, USCG Ret.

LCDR Daniel R. Librando, USCG

Susan Liu

CWO2 Benedict Q. Lizama, USCG

MSSD4 Paul F. Lonardo, USCG Ret.

CDR Steven M. Long, USCG Ret.

ENG4 Alberto Lopez Colon, USCG Ret.

CWO4 William E. Lorenz, USCG Ret.

BMCM Charles R. Lott, USCG Ret.

YN2 Summer E. Lowery, USCG

CAPT Kristi Luttrell, USCG

SKC James R. Maclean, USCG Ret.

Michael Mahoney, USCG Ret.

CAPT Peter F. Major, USCG Ret.

Cassandra L. and David Mangan

EMCM George A. Marshall, USCG Ret.

Robert Marvin

AUX Anthony Edward Marzano, USCG Aux.

YNC Lina P. Mata’u, USCG Ret.

RADM John W. Mauger, USCG

CAPT Alan B. McCabe, USCG

CDR Scott W. McCone, USCG Ret.

CAPT Richard A. McCullough, USCG Ret.

CDR Douglas K. McFadden, USCG Ret. and Marina McFadden

CDR Douglas K. McFadden, USCG Ret. and Rena McFadden

Joanna McFall

CAPT Joseph T. McGilley, USCG

CDR Jennifer A. McKay, USCG

ENCM Robert I. McMains, USCG Ret.

AUX Donna Marie McMillan, USCG Aux.

CDR Daniel J. McQuate, USCG

MSTCM Thomas M. Meehan, USCG Ret. and Katherine Meehan

PSC Bernard K. Melekian, USCG Ret.

LCDR Matthew C. Merical, USCG

CAPT John F. Milbrand, USCG Ret.

ENCM Albert C. Miller, Jr., USCG Ret.

AMT2 Jonathan D. Miller, USCG

LCDR Julie Miller, USCG

IS2 Simon Minching, USCGR

MK1 Robert W. Minervino, USCG Ret.

CDR Margaret E. Minton, USCG Ret.

CSCS Lavonda K. Mitchell, USCG Ret.

SN Anton W. Mohammed, USCG

CAPT Gerald K. Mohlenbrok, USCG Ret.

LT Christopher R. Mohnke, USCG

LT Amanda P. Montour, USCG

CAPT David W. Moore, USCG Ret.

CAPT James G. Moore, USCG Ret.

AUX Laurence Dale Moore, USCG Aux.

LCDR Ferdinand Morales, USCG Ret.

CAPT James B. Morris, USCG Ret.

Erik M. Mueller

CAPT Mark M. Murakami, USCGR

MKCM Ricky B. Myers, USCG Ret.

CDR Kenneth T. Nagie, Jr., USCG Ret.

BMC Jack R. Nebergall, USCG Ret.

IV1 Dennis R. Nebrich, USCG Ret.

CAPT Bradley J. Niesen, USCG Ret.

PYA4 Barry F. Nordblom, USCG Ret.

EM1 Calvin W. Norris, II, USCG

LT Craig M. Obrien, USCG

CWO3 Eugene E. Ockrassa, USCG Ret.

Kendra and Stephen Oglesbee

“Over my 24 year career, I have seen so many young families go to CGMA for assistance. Such a great organization.”

- SKCM William Kalbach

RADM James C. Olson, USCG Ret.

CDR John H. Olthuis, USCG Ret.

Carolyn Onye

CAPT Harvey F. Orr, USCG Ret.

SKC Donald E. Orrantia, USCG Ret.

CDR David G. Ortez, USCG Ret.

LCDR Kim J. Pacsai, USCG Ret.

LCDR Nicholas A. Paparis, USCG

CDR William C. Parish, USCG Ret.

CDR Edward J. Park, USCG Ret.

Christina L. Parsons

David Pasant

AUX Kathleen Beverly and AUX Michael

Mauro Pascale, USCG Aux.

MCPOCG Vincent W. Patton, USCG Ret.

SKC Robert C. Paul, USCG Ret.

CAPT Alan L. Peek, USCG Ret.

MK1 David L. Pelley, USCG Ret.

LCDR Craig A. Petersen, USCG Ret.

CS2 Kevin D. Pike, USCG

SK1 James L. Pinckney, USCG Ret.

AUX Richard Bradley Pittenger, USCG Aux.

CAPT Michael E. Platt, USCG and Christal L. Platt

LT Steven R. Podmore, USCG

CDR James C. Poole, USCG Ret.

CWO3 Daniel H. Potter, USCG Ret.

Beverly A. Primm

LCDR Fredrick Pugh, USCG

LCDR Stephen P. Purvine, USCG Ret. and

Diana Purvine

Timothy Quiram

LT Otilio Ramos, Jr., USCG Ret.

Carol M. and Harold J. Rappold

CDR Frank M. Reed, Jr., USCG Ret. and Geraldine Reed

CAPT Walter J. Reger, USCG Ret.

CDR Tobias C. Reid, USCG

Tyson Richards, USCG

PERS2 Jaimee K. Richter, USCG

MK1 Johnny L. Riggins, USCG Ret.

CAPT Leonard L. Ritter, Jr., USCG Ret.

OSS2 Danny Rivera, USCG Ret.

Valerie S. Rivera-Chase

ASTCM Kenneth F. Roberts, USCG Ret.

OS2 Marcus J. Roberts, USCG

John Rockwell

CWO2 Hector F. Rodriguez, USCG Ret.

BMCS Donald S. Rogers, USCG Ret.

CWO4 Kirk D. Rose, USCG Ret.

CAPT Michael M. Rosecrans, USCG Ret.

LCDR Samuel T. Roudebush, USCG Ret.

CDR Sarah K. Rousseau, USCG

CDR John P. Rowley, Jr., USCG Ret.

LTJG Indigo Ruiz, USCG

LCDR Jennifer M. Runion, USCG

CDR Hubert E. Russell, USCG Ret.

Anna Rutz

George Ruzek

RADM Michael P. Ryan, USCG

H. Christine Sammel

Amy Santa Cruz

LCDR James A. Sartucci, USCG Ret.

LTJG David L. Satava, USCG

MK1 Thomas A. Saunders, USCG Ret.

CDR James E. Scheye, USCG Ret.

STCS Scott J. Schneider, USCG Ret.

RDML Douglas Schofield, USCG

ADM Karl L. Schultz, USCG Ret. and Dawn Schultz

ETCM Paul B. Searles, USCG Ret.

Douglas Seaworth

YNCS James Seger, USCG Ret.

CWO3 William P. Seibt, USCG Ret.

Lucienne Juliette Serrano

LT Nicholas J. Sharpe, USCG

CAPT Andrew R. Sheffield, USCG Ret.

AUX Carol Bolton Sisco, USCG Aux.

F&S4 Larry K. Sisseck, USCG Ret.

CWO4 James S. Skipper, USCG Ret.

AVI4 Richard E. Smallwood, USCG Ret.

F&S4 Michael L. Smell, USCG Ret.

LCDR Colleen Smith, USCG

ENG4 David A. Smith, USCG Ret.

CAPT Jason E. Smith, USCG

RADM Keith M. Smith, USCG Ret.

BMC Kenneth E. Smith, Jr., USCG Ret.

CDR Robert O. Smith, USCG Ret.

LCDR Jeff Smolik, USCG

CDR Jean A. Snyder, USCG Ret.

AUX Michael A. Speck, USCG Aux.

LT Edward N. Spencer, USCG Ret.

“I feel good that I am able to contribute to CGMA who can provide assistance to my shipmates when and where it is needed. Semper Paratus!!“

- MCPO (Ret) Richard Ravizza

LT Michael R. Stalker, USCG Ret.

CDR James A. Stamm, USCG Ret.

CAPT John G. Stanley, USCG Ret.

CDR Janna M. Staton, USCG

Deborah Stephenson

Ira Stolzenberg

BMC Peter N. Stone, USCG Ret.

CWO3 Linwood C. Stowe, USCG Ret.

Timothy Strickland

LCDR John T. Sugimoto, USCG Ret.

CDR Patrick M. Sullivan, USCG

Valarie M. Surncey

SCPO Jesse R. Switzer, USCG

CDR Christopher C. Taylor, USCG Ret.

PO2 Errol E. Taylor, USCG Ret.

CAPT Edwin B. Thiedeman, USCG Ret.

CWO3 James F. Thomas, USCG Ret.

MSTCS Jeremy V. Thomas, USCG

CAPT Mark P. Thomas, USCG Ret.

AD1 Durwood V. Thompson, USCG Ret.

CAPT Edmond P. Thompson, USCG Ret.

Robert Thompson

AUX William Harold Thorn, USCG Aux.

MKC Michael W. Thorwick, USCG Ret.

ET1 Gregory A. Tolmas, USCG Ret.

BM1 James R. Tonnessen, USCG Ret.

LCDR Lawrence E. Tormey, USCG

ITC Cyrel M. Tramel, USCG

Stephen Twomey

Lynnae Tyler

MKC Amalei K. Ulechong, USCG

LT Daniel R. Ursino, USCG

AUX Robert L. Vance, USCG Aux.

CAPT Todd D. Vance, USCG

LCDR James L. Vanhorn, USCG Ret.

CAPT John E. Veentjer, USCG Ret.

CAPT Philip C. Volk, USCG Ret.

ET2 Tyrie A. Wade, USCG

CAPT James L. Walker, USCG Ret.

CDR Paul H. Walle, USCG Ret.

MST3 Jordan L. Waters, USCG

PERS2 Althea Weston, USCG Ret.

CDR William J. Wetzel, USCG Ret.

Rodney Whaley

MSTCM Eric W. Whipple, USCG Ret.

SK1 James M. Whiting, USCG Ret.

INV2 Carroll W. Williams, USCG Ret.

VADM Kent H. Williams, USCG Ret.

LCDR Kristin K. Williams, USCG Ret.

ETC Robert M. Williamson, USCG Ret.

LCDR Marc B. Wilson, USCG Ret.

CAPT Tom R. Wilson, Jr., USCG Ret.

CDR Donald A. Winchester, USCG Ret.

Karen A. Wink

Carolyn K. Wittman and Gerard D. Wittman, USAF Ret.

CAPT Mellisande Woerner, USCG Ret.

LCDR Richard K. Woolford, USCG Ret.

RM1 Robert J. Wright, USCG Ret.

CDR Victor M. Yaguchi, USCG

CAPT Gerald J. Zanolli, USCG Ret. and Lynn Hoppe

MAT4 Jeffrey A. Zile, USCG Ret.

Susan Roszak Zuppardi

2022 TRIBUTE CONTRIBUTIONS

In Memory

RADM Ernest B. Acklin, USCG Ret.

LT J. William Acuff, USCG Ret.

Edwina Amoroso, USCG Aux.

CWO4 Edward L. Amos, USCG Ret.

CAPT Robert K. Anderson, USCG Ret.

MAT4 Lawrence P. Antonucci, Jr., USCG Ret.

CAPT Robert L. Ashworth, USCG Ret.

Theodore Bardsley

CDR Merrill H. Barton, Jr., USCG Ret.

CAPT John Bastek, USCG Ret.

Norman J. Bayse

CAPT William Cornelius Beal, USCG Ret.

Betty Beardsley

CDR Donald E. Berquist, USCG Ret.

Edwina Blotsky

Linda Booth

RMCM Robert A. Borlase, USCG Ret.

Don Ray Boswell

AUX John F. Brancato, USCG Aux.

Pam Brassfield

AUX Thomas M. Brender, USCG Aux.

Karen Bright

CDR Carl M. Brothers, USCG Ret.

Richard Owen Brown

MSS4 Dennis R. Bryson, USCG Ret.

RM2 Kenneth W. Carver, III, USCG

RADM Coffin Sr. and CAPT Coffin Jr.

AUX William F. Connell, USCG Aux.

CAPT Richard V. Consigli, USCG Ret.

CWO3 Mark W. Crabill, USCG Ret.

AUX Robert J. Daley, USCG Aux.

Richard V. Daniels

CAPT Theodore E. Deming, USCG Ret.

Marvin J. Deprez

HSC Timothy W. Doak, USCG Ret.

CAPT John G. Donovan, USCG Ret.

BMCM Jack Downey, USCG Ret.

ENS Steve Duffy, USN

William and Delores Faller, USCG

Dora Irma Fierro

Conor Fitzpatrick

John Fitzpatrick

John E. Gallagher

FSC Lamberto M. Galman, USCG Ret.

CDR Richard Gamble, USCG Ret.

BMC Ronald Garcia, USCG

LCDR Roger A. Garlow, USCG Ret.

Luke Genco

MCPO Michael Giuntoli, USCG Ret.

Katheryn Z. Goldthorpe

ADM James and Mrs. Dorcas Gracey, USCG Ret.

Dorcas N. Gracey

Paula Hahn

CDR Walter E. Hanahan, USCG Ret.

GMCM John F. Hare, USCG Ret.

Jack Summers Hart

Jean and Mikey Hart

Sandra Harvey

CWO4 William C. Hendry, Jr., USCG Ret.

John Carl Hoelk

Richard Iversen

Gordon Albert Jaworski

Turner Taber Jenkins

BMC Robert R. Jones, USCG Ret.

Berth Lee and John Thomas Jordan

Barbara L. Jost

BMC Charles L. Kelly, USCG Ret.

AUX Mark W. Kimber, USCG Aux.

Chester G. Klabbatz

William Klass

Stanley Klimas

LCDR Bernard J. Lambert, USCG Ret.

Carl M. Langbehn

Numa K. Lavy

QMCS John H. Lazinsky, USCG Ret.

CAPT Eleanor C. Lecuyer, USCG Ret.

Miles D. Lesberg

CWO3 Joseph J. Loiseau, USCG Ret.

Eric Luckert, USCG

Patrick J. Mack

ATCM Jon D. Main, USCG Ret.

MKC Alfred D. Marzelli, USCG Ret.

BM2 Richard B. McDonald, USCG Ret.

John McMenaman

CAPT Carlton F. Meredith, USCG Ret.

G. William Miller

Charles S. Moorby

CDR Ellis Henry Moose, IV, USCG

Kurt A. Naegler

LCDR Mark J. Newton, USCG Ret.

Cara L. Nix

Howard Allen Norman

CAPT William A. Parker, USCG Ret.

Edward F. Pecjak

BMC James V. Philyaw, USCG Ret.

SKCM Louis R. Piazza, USCG Ret.

John J. Piccini & William R. Hansell Sr.

LTJG Harvey H. Pickett, USCG Ret.

RADM Ronald M. Polant, USCG Ret.

AUX Murus Dibrell Pumphrey, IV, USCG

Aux.

Carol Mary Ravizza

CAPT LeRoy Reinburg, Jr., USCG

MSSD4 Clarence C. Rice, USCG Ret.

Julian Romero Rodriguez

Kathleen Rothaupt

ME3 Elliot H. Rouff, USCG Ret.

Ruth Pannier Russel

LCDR Paul N. Samek, USCG Ret.

BM2 Anthony Santiano, USCG Ret.

Matthew Schenatzki

Thelma Schobert

HSC James C. Sherwood, USCG Ret.

LTC James K. Skiles, USA Ret.

CDR Jay M. Snyder, USCG Ret.

CDR James E. Spence, USCG Ret.

LT Duane Stenback, USCG

RADM William H. Stewart, USCG Ret.

BM3 Isaac Allen Stobbe, USCG

BM2 John M. Stravino, USCG Ret.

AUX Regina P. Stretch, USCG Aux.

Kathleen Sullivan

CAPT Jerry J. Surbey, USCG Ret.

CAPT Russell N. Terrell, USCG Ret.

James F. Thomas, USCG Aux.

DC1 Kyle G. Thompson, USCGR

George T. Treffs, USCG Ret.

LT Dillard J. Tucker, USCG Ret.

Kevin L. Tyler

PO1 Robert M. Tyler, USCG Ret.

George and Barbara Urciuoli

USCGA Class of 1975

FS2 Nelson S. Valade, USCG Ret.

AUX John Arnold Van Dinter, USCG Aux.

Charles Vintaloro

Patrick Wendt

CAPT James A. Wilson, USCG Ret.

CDR Jane Wong, USCG Ret.

Marion Wood

CDR Francis J. Wright, Jr., USCG Ret.

DC1 Vincent F. Yannone, USCG Ret.

LCDR John Zantek, Jr., USCG Ret.

Those who served at Life Saving Station

Nahant

In Honor

LtCol Harry C. Ambrosia, USMC Ret.

Baltimore Area CGMA Color Rush

Participants

James Barry

MK2 Timothy Beck, USCG

LCDR Samuel Blase, USCG Ret.

CAPT Daniel C. Burbank, USCG Ret.

CAPT Ernest A. Cascini, USCG Ret.

CGMA Staff

MCPO Gerald Conrad, USCG Ret.

Lt. Commander Daniel Crowley

CDR Steven J. Danielczyk, USCG Ret.

RADM Steven Edward Day, USCG Ret.

QM2 Winifred H. Dillon, USCG Ret.

John Farmer, USCG

Dustin Finkelson, USCG

Daniel J. Garcia

Lloyd F. George

Raymond Eugene Gibson

AUX Richard R. Goranflo, USCG Aux.

AUX Daryl F. Grey, USCG Aux.

CAPT Leslie D. High, USCG Ret.

Harold Hommel

Max Gordon Imhoff

CAPT Jason D. Ingram, USCG

AUX William Scott Jefferson, USCG Aux.

Gary T. Johnson

BM2 Jack Joyce, USCG

CDR Paige A. Keenan, USCG Ret.

Matthew and Charlotte Kenkel

Martin Kenner

CDR Anthony A. Kime, USCG Ret.

Matthew R. Kinsman

CAPT Paul A. Langlois, USCG Ret.

Howard E. Lawrence

LCDR Dan Reilly, LT Nick Zablotny, AST2 Ed

Bizorik, AMT2 Nick Schumaker

CDR Matthew L. Markos, USCG

CDR Bruce E. Melnick, USCG Ret.

Brian Muldoon

CAPT Richard E. Neiman, Jr., USCG Ret.

CAPT Anne E. O’Connell, USCG

AUX Michael James Odette, USCG Aux.

RM1 Paull E. Patterson, USCG Ret.

MKCS Carl H. Peterson, USCG

Team 2 Prevention Reserve

CDR Andrew Pritchett, USCG

Capt & Mrs. Sean Regan

James Ronald Sams, Jr.

COMO George R. Schal, USCG Aux.

CAPT John B. Schempf, USCG Ret.

CDR John B. Schmill, USCG Ret.

Laura Simpson

CAPT Hans F. Slade, USCG Ret.

CSCS Kelly L. Stearns, USCG

Kenneth L. Straw

Ben Svoboda, USCG

Kenneth W. Tiderman

ADCS Reginald M. Vanderpool, USCG Ret.

MKC Noah G. Vogeli, USCGR

AUX Robert James Welch, USCG Aux.

AMC Victor G. Welch, USCG Ret.

USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 014-11-03, Howard Beach

USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 092-01-06, Alexandria Bay

USCG Auxiliary Flotilla, 085-09-11, Black Hawk Park

USCGC MUNRO

USCGC TEZANOS

2022 CGMA AWARD RECIPIENTS

Lieutenant James Crotty Inspirational Leadership Award

This award recognizes the CGMA Representative who best exemplifies a willingness to go above and beyond in the service of the Coast Guard family. It embodies LT Crotty’s spirit of respect for others and a dedication to the USCG principle of service for others. Of singular accomplishment was the response of LT Anthony Alger, MSU Houma, in the aftermath of hurricane IDA. In the six months following the storm, he provided over $350,000 in grants to over 90% of the unit’s personnel.

CGMA Ambassador of the Year

The designation of Ambassador of the Year is given to recognize the effort of an individual who has made a direct and lasting impact on CGMA’s financial resources and had raised awareness of CGMA programs within their community. ITC Jennifer Thompson spearheaded the fundraising and outreach efforts at USCG Base Portsmouth. She initiated a large-scale color run with hundreds of participants, coordinating efforts with fourteen tenant commands, safety personnel and over 50 volunteers.

CGMA Values Pennant

Recognizing an organization that significantly promotes CGMA’s mission or engages with CGMA in an activity that reflects the highest values of Helping Our Own. Each year, the Community Services Command highlights CGMA’s mission during their coupon fundraiser at every Coast Guard Exchange during the Annual Fundraising Campaign. To date they have raised over $187,000 dollars in support.

So Others May Live

This award recognizes the effort of an individual or organization who can truly be called a friend of CGMA who uniquely supports the mission of Helping Our Own. The North Key Largo Boating Safety Foundation has done outstanding work in raising the CGMA flag high within their local community and the Coast Guard Auxiliary. In addition, they generously supported CGMA’s mission with a gift of more than $100,000.

REP SITES

CGMA has a strong presence to serve the entire Coast Guard community with 605 CGMA Representatives at 127 shore units and 53 cutters in 39 states and territories across 19 time zones.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chair: ADM Linda L. Fagan

President: RADM Bryan K. Penoyer

Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard: MCPOCG Heath B. Jones

Alternate for MCPOCG: CMC Charlie F. Salls

Chief Executive Officer/Secretary: RADM (Ret) Cari B. Thomas

Commissioned Officer (O5 & Above): CAPT Eva Van Camp

Commissioned Officer (O1 - O4): LCDR John-Andrew Minniti

Commissioned Officer (O1 - O4): LT Emily Trudeau

Chief Warrant Officer (W2 - W4): CWO2 Darien Moya

Chief Petty Officer: CMC Eric Silvoy

Enlisted (E6 or below): PO1 Benjamin N. Lind

Enlisted (E6 or below): PO2 Pedro Gonzalez Soto

Alternate for Enlisted (E4 - E6): PO1 Andrew Stoddard

Reserve: LT Patrick Pennella

IT/Cyber Specialist: LCDR Daniel Trimble

Medical/TRICARE Specialist: LCDR Shannon Reck

Work-Life Specialist: Mr. Kenneth Weber

Civilian: Mr. Christopher Mack

Retired: CWO4 (Ret) John C. Baker

Auxiliary: AUX. J. Mike Philipps

Enlisted Person’s Spouse: Mrs. Amanda Morales

Commissioned Officer’s Spouse: Mrs. Margaret Parker

CGMA STAFF

Chief Executive Officer: RADM Cari B. Thomas USCG (Ret.)

Chief Operating Officer: CWO4 Sean P. Fennell USCG (Ret.)

Controller: Mellissa Bell

Chief Information Officer: Sara L. Martin

Chief Development Officer: Alena O. Howard

Fundraising Manager & Education Programs Specialist: Erica Chapman

Office Manager: Gwendolyn Fouch

Accounts Manager: Tanya Mathis

Operations Support Manager: Jing Patton

Media Staff Assistant: Gosnel McDermott

Accounts Payable Information Coordinator: Sabrina Merritt

Information Technology Assistant: Shilpy Vohra

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Statement of Financial Position

Statement of

TOGETHER, WE HELP OUR OWN

The Coast Guard community is devoted, tenacious, and resilient. Grounded in the traditions of a rich and storied history, Coast Guardsmen have always applied their initiative and found the best way to be Semper Paratus. The passionate commitment to Helping Our Own through the most difficult of circumstances is evident in every CGMA case. In 2022 we provided $6.7 million in assistance, equipping 4,270 Coast Guard members and their families for a stronger, more stable, and more secure future.

We invite you to join us as we continue to Help Our Own using adaptable, innovative, and inclusive solutions to promote the financial resilience of the Coast Guard community. Together, we can ensure that short-term financial hardships facing Coast Guard members do not become long-term struggles. Thank you for your continued support and commitment to Coast Guard Mutual Assistance.