2023 Annual Report

2023 ANNUAL REPORT

In 2023, CGMA Representatives processed 8,234 cases, ultimately serving 6,825 Coast Guard members $9.9 MILLION IN TOTAL SUPPORT $5.1 MILLION IN GRANTS

DISASTER AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

Since 1924, CGMA has been a lifeline during crises. From caring for Coast Guard widows and members returning from the First World War to serving those impacted by Hurricane Katrina and countless other storms, to more recent events like the 2019 Government Shutdown and COVID-19 pandemic – CGMA has been a steadying force for the Coast Guard community, providing a total of over $240 million in direct support to individual Coast Guard members in need.

EDUCATION ASSISTANCE

CGMA education grants and loans foster long-term financial well-being by helping the Coast Guard community pursue their academic goals through post-secondary education. In 2023 alone, CGMA provided $4.4 million in education support.

DAY-TO-DAY ASSISTANCE

CGMA supports Coast Guard members and their families with PCS transitions, special needs and adoption, unexpected car or home repairs, and more. These programs are carefully designed with the Coast Guard family in mind to help ensure short-term financial challenges do not become long-term problems.

100 YEARS ANCHORED IN SERVICE

In 2024, CGMA will celebrate its centennial anniversary and mark 100 years of service and support for members of the U.S. Coast Guard and their families. Since our founding, we have stood as an organization that provides critical support during times of disaster as well as through life’s milestones.

As we embark on the next century, we envision a future firmly anchored in unwavering service, dedicated to meeting the evolving needs of the Coast Guard community and ensuring their financial readiness and well-being for the next century and beyond.

Admiral Billard (right), along with his wife, Mrs. Clara Billard, founder of CGMA, receiving congratulations on becoming the sixth Commandant for the USCG.

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR ADMIRAL LINDA L. FAGAN

It is with great pleasure and gratitude that we present the 2023 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Annual Report: Anchored in Service.

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) has a rich history of providing direct financial aid to members of the United States Coast Guard and their families. Since 1924, CGMA has filled a crucial role in ensuring the financial stability and well-being of Coast Guard personnel. Today, Mutual Assistance remains a vital source of support, particularly during times of national crisis, such as natural disasters or pandemics, and when the demands on the Coast Guard are especially high.

With this report, I invite you to join me in celebrating CGMA’s enduring dedication to service, honoring the memories of those it has assisted, and looking forward to its ongoing mission of support and assistance in the years to come. CGMA’s legacy of providing help to those who protect our shores continues to be a source of pride and gratitude as it remains a steadfast partner in the Coast Guard’s mission to safeguard the nation’s maritime interests.

As we embark on the next chapter of service, we are inspired by the achievements of the past and motivated by the opportunities that lie ahead. Together, we will continue to be “Anchored in Service,” ensuring that CGMA remains a beacon of hope, compassion, and positive change for generations of Coast Guard Sentinels to come.

Yours in service,

Linda L. Fagan Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard Chair, Coast Guard Mutual Assistance

“CGMA remains a steadfast partner in the Coast Guard’s mission to safeguard the nation’s maritime interests.”

MESSAGE FROM THE MCPOCG MASTER CHIEF HEATH B. JONES

CGMA is a vital contributor to the quality of life and the mission readiness of our Coast Guard workforce. 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 shipmates and coworkers who receive timely financial assistance from CGMA each year. In the past year alone, Coast Guard Mutual Assistance provided a remarkable $9.9 million in assistance to over 6,000 clients.

These impressive numbers speak volumes about the collective impact we can achieve when we come together with a shared vision and commitment to Helping Our Own. Each dollar represents a tangible contribution to the well-being and empowerment of the individuals we serve.

The success of our programs and initiatives would not be possible without the generosity and foresight of our dedicated donors. Your support has allowed us to expand our reach, enhance our services, and create lasting, meaningful impact.

We extend our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you for being the driving force behind our ability to make a difference. Your commitment to our mission has played a pivotal role in shaping CGMA’s legacy, and we are honored to have you as partners in our journey.

Semper

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

“Your support has allowed us to expand our reach, enhance our services, and create lasting, meaningful impact.”

MESSAGE FROM THE CEO RADM CARI B. THOMAS

What a privilege to continue to serve the Coast Guard! For 100 years, the mission of this organization has remained unchanged – to support the financial resilience of the Coast Guard community. As we roll into the next century, the only things we can be certain of are the unknowns that will challenge our Coast Guard clients and that Coast Guard Mutual Assistance will be Semper Paratus to meet those needs. Without a doubt, this organization will not only survive, but thrive. Whether environmental and mission changes, technological challenges, or military service characterization shifts cause the Coast Guard to meet new requirements, CGMA will be there Helping Our Own.

Following a 32-year career in the Coast Guard, I started with CGMA in 2018 with an undying love for our service and a continuing desire to give back. It has been an “e-ticket ride” at times! Between the DHS Lapse in Appropriations, the COVID-19 pandemic, labor and housing shortages, busy weatherrelated disasters, and stepping up programs to help with retention, I am so proud that CGMA earned the Distinguished Public Service Award from the Coast Guard in recognition of all the hard work of the small and mighty team that serves this great Coast Guard charity.

It always makes me smile that our full-time staff of 12 (was six) is smaller than a Coast Guard patrol boat crew! Like the Coast Guard, there are never enough dollars or hours in the day, but it wouldn’t be possible without the donors, the volunteers, and the dozens of Board members – past, present, and future who are truly dedicated to this great mission. Thanks to all y’all, staff and Representatives alike, who make it such a pleasure to serve our Coast Guard clients and their families!

With gratitude,

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

“For 100 years, the mission of [CGMA] has remained unchanged – to support the financial resilience of the Coast Guard community.”

CGMA USE OF FUNDS

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.

TYPHOON MAWAR

Recovering from Typhoon Mawar

With sustained winds of 140 mph, Typhoon Mawar churned over Guam in early May 2023. It was the strongest storm to hit the island in over two decades. In the wake of the storm, Mutual Assistance supported 266 members with $311,500 in grants and interest-free loans to help with food and property loss as well as insurance deductibles and initial home repairs.

At the end of 2023, CGMA’s CEO, RADM Cari Thomas, made a visit to Guam to speak with clients, hear their stories, and meet with the Coast Guard team. “Caring for our Coast Guard family is not just a duty; it’s a heartfelt commitment that gains depth and meaning when we meet face-to-face. Seeing our members and their families firsthand, hearing their stories, and understanding their challenges reinforces the importance of our mission at CGMA,” reflected Rear Admiral Thomas.

“Rear Admiral Cari Thomas’s visit to Guam stands as a testament to the enduring support and solidarity of CGMA with the U.S. Coast Guard, especially in challenging and remote assignments like those in Micronesia,” said CAPT Nick Simmons, commander of U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia/Sector Guam. “Her presence brought not just encouragement but also a renewed sense of community and resilience among the Coast Guard families in Guam.”

Recovery certainly takes many months, sometimes years, and Coast Guard families remember that CGMA stands with them as they begin that journey.

DISASTER ASSISTANCE 2018-2023

0M 5M 10M

Loan Grant Clients Assisted # HurricanesFloods

0K 5K

More than 20% of CGMA’s historical assistance has been provided within the last five years.

$22.2M in assistance

Over 13,800 clients served

“Typhoon Mawar was a huge storm. It was strong, and it slowed down and sat on us for 24 hours. There was flooding and power was out everywhere. We were without power for 2 weeks and others were without power for months. Without power there was lots of mold and mildew.

“Mutual Assistance jumped right in. It was so nice to see how quickly CGMA came in and just streamlined the recovery process.”

- Tori Simmons, Active Duty Spouse, USCG Forces Micronesia/Sector Guam

Disaster Assistance after Hawaii Wildfires

On August 8, wildfires broke out on western Maui, particularly the historic Lahaina district. While the fires were not near the Coast Guard station, the homes of several Coast Guard Reserve families were significantly impacted by the fires. CGMA Disaster loans and grants assisted these members, providing $15,000 to support their initial recovery efforts.

SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATION GRANT

EXPANSION GIVES BOOST TO MEMBERS

CGMA education grants and loans foster long-term financial well-being by helping Coast Guard members and dependents achieve their academic goals. The Supplemental Education Grant (SEG) is the most popular of CGMA’s education programs. In 2023, Mutual Assistance expanded the reach and scope of the SEG by extending eligible items to include the cost of purchasing computers and laptops for school use, as well as reimbursement for the cost of advanced education tests such as Praxis and LSATs. The program saw a three-fold increase as the SEG supported 5,301 students with an average grant amount of $880 per client, providing over $3.9 million in support.

“My daughter and I were in college at the same time. The SEG for books and fees was a godsend! I was struggling to pay all the bills and not take out loans. Thanks CGMA!”

- Rose Hanson Neel, CG Civilian

When her son Jack started community college, Rose had an answer after he said, “I need a computer, Mom.” Rose knew that CGMA could help and made use of the extended eligibility of SEG to secure a computer for him. The education support made a difference for him, Rose noted, “so he could have a good start when he began school.”

ALTERNATIVE ASSISTANCE FOR A WIDOW BRINGS PEACE AND RELIEF

Recovering from a recent fall, Mary Hardin was worried about how she would pay her medical bill and take care of pressing home repairs. At a full 90 years old and less than 5 feet tall, Mary is the widow of a long-retired Coast Guard member. Her worries began to shrink once she was surrounded by the help of CGMA and the care of shipmates.

The local CGMA Representative, then Senior Chief Shane Wetterstrom, took special interest in Mrs. Hardin’s situation and organized a volunteer day to give her the extra support she needed around her home. Within a week, crew members showed up at her small ranch-style home and attended to some of her yard and home maintenance needs: fixing several out-of-reach vents, organizing her husband’s military uniforms, and pulling weeds. After mulching and sweeping the driveway, the crew personally presented her with a CGMA grant for her bills.

With her roof repaired and electrical issues resolved, Mrs. Hardin is in a much better place. When Mrs. Hardin needed help, a CGMA grant was delivered right on time with the personal touch of an attentive crew. Because of his special attention to this case and his long-time service as a CGMA Representative, in 2023 CGMA was pleased to award Chief Warrant Officer Wetterstrom the Lieutenant Crotty Representative of the Year Award.

Reflecting on his time as a CGMA Representative, CWO Wetterstrom observed, “CGMA provides financial support when no one else can. I’ve sat with so many young men and women with families who couldn’t afford basic living needs. Being able to look them in the eye and say ‘You’re going to be ok, CGMA has your back’ is an extremely comforting feeling. I can say without a doubt CGMA has kept families afloat when they had no one else to turn to.”

“Being able to look them in the eye and say ‘You’re going to be ok, CGMA has your back’ is an extremely comforting feeling. I can say without a doubt CGMA has kept families afloat when they had no one else to turn to.”

- CWO Shane Wetterstrom

HONORING CGMA’S LONGESTSERVING REPRESENTATIVE

Susan Matsudo served as a CGMA Representative at District Fourteen for more than three decades. The Fourteenth District covers more than 14 million square miles of land and sea and boasts the Coast Guard’s largest area of responsibility. Upon her recent retirement, CGMA honored her service and recognized her as CGMA’s longest-serving Representative.

Reflecting on her service, Susan said, “Being involved with this program helped me to learn all the resources I had to do my job in the HR field. CGMA has grown in so many ways over the 36 years that I have been involved in the program and has helped so many of our members in time of need. Mahalo for all that you do to run and better the program for all!”

Master Chief Aaron Zimmer was awarded the CGMA So Others May Live award for his leadership role during his tenure as Command Master Chief for the Seventh Coast Guard District in 2023. CGMA provided over $3 million dollars in Disaster Assistance in the Seventh District, with more than $2 million of that relief provided in the form of grants.

As District Command Master Chief, he provided a key link between CGMA and senior and local leadership during disaster response efforts. He played an essential role in making Mutual Assistance available to those members of the Coast Guard workforce who were impacted by Puerto Rico power outages and Hurricanes Fiona, Ian, and Nicole.

RETIRING COO HONORED WITH MERITORIOUS PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD

Retired Chief Warrant Officer Sean P. Fennell was awarded the Meritorious Public Service Award for service during his tenure as CGMA’s Chief Operating Officer from June 2017 to May 2023. Serving as the primary liaison to the Coast Guard, he managed the distribution of $51 million in assistance in over 47,000 cases, of which 63% were grants, most notably during record disaster response for hurricanes, power outages and fires, the DHS Lapse in Appropriations, and the COVID pandemic. This award commended Mr. Fennell’s public service, recognizing his dedication and professionalism through his work with CGMA.

In 2020, CGMA was honored with the Distinguished Public Service Award as a commendation of our historic support and responsiveness during national crises and disasters, and in recognition of our unwavering support to the entire Coast Guard community. Of note was CGMA’s rapid response to the partial lapse in federal government appropriations, with CGMA distributing an astonishing $8.4 million in just 35 days, providing relief to 6,200 Coast Guard and civilian personnel who didn’t receive their pay. CGMA was also regarded for its agile response in 2020 to the COVID-19 pandemic. Mutual Assistance created or enhanced over a dozen programs, providing $4 million in assistance to help more than 5,700 families. These initiatives provided for spouses who lost their jobs; offered support for educating, equipping, and tutoring children at home; funded equipment for exceptional family members; assisted with quarantine needs; and aided childcare costs.

Recognizing CGMA for improving financial resilience and Coast Guard mission readiness, this award is the second highest civilian honor the Coast Guard bestows.

POL ARIS COUNCIL

MKCS Carl Mike Ackerlind, USCG Ret.

BOSN4 John C. Baker, USCG Ret.

AUX Erik Berg, USCG Aux.

CWO3 James T. Blackmon, USCG Ret.

BMCM Diane M. Bucci, USCG Ret. and BMCM Philip R. Bucci,III, USCG Ret.

Shirley Carey*

Brice Andrew Cook

BMC Robert W. Cox, USCG Ret.

CAPT Eugene L. Davis, USCG Ret.

MKC Philip W. Ervin, USCG Ret.

ADM James S. Gracey, USCG Ret. and Dorcas N. Gracey*

AUX Charles Herbert Hague, USCG Aux.

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

Alta M. and Robert E. Hofstetter*

AUX John Jung, USCG Aux.

* Members who have passed away

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.

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

PS1 Carolyn C. Leone, USCG Ret.

Doris Renee Marx

IT1 Timothy A. Matlack, USCG Ret.

YNC Martha A. Nest, USCG Ret.

Janice Pagels

AUX Priscilla T. Quigley, USCG Aux.

ASTCM Kenneth F. Roberts, USCG Ret.

Kyle K. Scott

CAPT Hekmat David Tamimie, USCG Ret.

RADM Cari B. Thomas, USCG Ret.

2023 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 2023.

SHIP’S BELL SOCIETY

GOLD CIRCLE ($50,000 OR MORE)

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.

SILVER CIRCLE ($10,000-$49,999)

Coast Guard Exchange System-Community Service Command

Dorothy M. Thayer Memorial Trust

First Command Financial Services, Inc.

USAA

First Command was presented the 2023 CGMA Values Award in recognition of its dedicated support of CGMA’s mission of supporting the financial resilience of the Coast Guard community. First Command’s enthusiastic and engaging advocacy and generous support of CGMA have made a life-changing difference in the lives of thousands of Coast Guard men and women and their families.

BRONZE CIRCLE ($1,000-$9,999)

15/40 Productions LTD

Amazon Smile

AMBA Services, Inc.

American Legion Post 176

American Legion Post 327

Arete Consulting, LLC

The Baupost Group Matching Fund

The Boston Foundation

Bubba Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation

Early and Pioneer Naval Aviators Association

FedPoint

H. Fort Flowers Foundation, Inc.

Laurel Woods Charitable Fund

Morning Point Charitable Fund

Nutanix

The OSC Club of Washington

PepsiCo

Podolsky Family Foundation

Point32Health Foundation Matching

Pure Storage, Inc.

Raytheon Technologies Matching

River City Eagles Aerie 3686 and Heartland APA

Slant Promotions, LTD

Swish Data Corporation

TowneBank

Triumph Group Charitable Foundation

USCG Academy Class of 1965 in tribute to Captain Les and Carol High

USCG BASE PORTSMOUTH

USCG LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTER

USCG MARINE SAFETY UNIT HOUMA

USCG TRAINING CENTER CAPE MAY

USCGC SPENCER (WMEC 905)

SURFMAN CIRCLE ($10,000 OR MORE)

CAPT Raymond W. Atcheson, USN Ret.

Shirley Carey*

Angelica G. Castro

Michael W. Conway

CAPT Eugene L. Davis, USCG Ret.

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

YNC Lynn H. Erickson, USCG Ret.

ADM James S. Gracey, USCG Ret. and Dorcas N. Gracey*

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

Norah Heckman*

Ariadna Miller

AUX Raymond Bruce Montagne, USCG Aux.

Lillian Mundy

Janice Pagels

BOSN2 Dustin S. Ridgeway, USCG Ret. and Annie Stamps

CDR Hubert E. Russell, USCG Ret. and Ruth Pannier Russell

MCPO Darren L. Tooley, USCG

* Members who have passed away

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

- Aux Bill Miller, USCG AUX

On an average day CGMA delivers $27,123.28 in assistance.

LIGHT KEEPER CIRCLE ($5,000-$9,999)

Logan Angel

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

CAPT Rula Deisher, USCG

ADM Linda L. Fagan, USCG

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

CAPT Fred F. Herzberg, USCG Ret.

PS1 Carolyn C. Leone, USCG Ret.

CDR Hugh M. McCreery, USCG Ret.

YN1 Dean M. Pancoast, USCG Ret. and Cheryl A. Pancoast

LT Nicholas Pavlik, USCG and Amanda Pavlik

Dani Rice

Susanne Tezanos Landis

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

PERS4 Bonnie L. Abendschan, USCG Ret.

RADM Thomas G. Allan, Jr., USCG

RADM Fred L. Ames, USCG Ret.

Mary Regina Asaro

RADM Meredith L. Austin, USCG Ret.

BOSN4 John C. Baker, USCG Ret.

AUX Patrick William Bartlett, USCG Aux.

Richard E. Batten

AUX Harry W. Beardsley, USCG Aux.

YNCM John R. Beatty, USCG Ret.

CDR David H. Blomberg, USCG Ret.

LCDR Sheldon B. Blue, USCG Ret.

CDR Paul J. Bodenhofer, USCG Ret.

Nicholas Boswell

DC2 Gregory J. Briscoe, USCG Ret.

CDR Joseph O. Brown, USCG Ret. and Dora Brown

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

SKCS Vanessa D. Bryant, USCG Ret.

LCDR Rex A. Buddenberg, USCG Ret.

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

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

MKCM David J. Carson, USCG

AUX Linda Susan Carter, USCG Aux.

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

CAPT Edmund L. Cope, 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.

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

LT John B. Cullens, USCG Ret.

Albert Curry, Jr.

CAPT John F. Curtis, USN Ret.

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

CDR Gary A. Dehnel, USCG Ret.

PAC Marshalena Delaney, USCG Ret.

LCDR Donald S. Delikat, USCG Ret.

LT Gregory N. Delong, USCG Ret.

CDR John J. Desantis, USCG Ret.

Randi and Steve Deweese

PSS4 John R. Digman, USCG Ret.

BOSN4 Wesley J. Dittes, USCG Ret.

YN1 Edward J. Duffy, USCG Ret.

Nancy Duran

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

TCCS Paul Edwards, USCG Ret.

Emmanuel Eick

Michael Eitel

CAPT Sarah Felger, USCG

Rosemary Firestine

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.

Linda Fuller

SKCM Paul G. Furlinger, USCG Ret.

Nancy Galambush

CDR Glenn J. Galman, USCG Ret.

LCDR Matthew Gans, USCG

CDR Christjan Gaudio, USCG

VADM Peter Gautier, USCG

CWO2 Howard L. Giblin, USCG Ret.

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

EM3 Douglas R. Graham, USCG Ret.

CAPT Terry R. Grant, USCG Ret.

CAPT Robert E. Gronberg, USCG Ret.

Molli Grove

ENG4 Brian Hall, USCG Ret.

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

CDR Heather W. Hanson, USCG Ret.

Patrick Hedges

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

CDR Curtis J. Hezeau, USCG Ret.

Jeff and Kathy High

CDR Dennis C. Hilliard, USCG Ret.

William Hope

Richard Horning

CDR William L. Hucke, USCG Ret.

ENG3 Michael D. Hudson, USCG Ret.

CDR Terence M. Hurley, USCG Ret.

CAPT Dennis J. Ihnat, USCG Ret.

Michael Immler

BMC Michael J. Ingalsby, USCG Ret.

ISC Jeffrey A. Irtenkauf, USCGR

AUX Dennis F. Jacques, USCG Aux.

Brian Jeanfreau

ETC Donald B. Jeffers, 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.

CAPT Joseph M. Kelly, USCG Ret.

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

RADM William G. Kelly, USCG Ret.

COMO Larry L. King, USCG Aux

Madelyn King

SN Rodney D. Kinne, USCG Ret.

LCDR Jamie L. Koppi, USCG

AUX Larry R. Laclair, USCG Aux.

LCDR Tracy J. Lacorte, USCG

Aimee Lagana

LCDR Gregg A. Leibert, USCG Ret.

AUX Ann B. Leighton, USCG Aux.

BMC Frederick M. Lewis, USCG Ret.

Gordon Libelo

MSSD4 Paul F. Lonardo, USCG Ret.

RADM Kevin E. Lunday, USCG

AUX Anita Marie Lutkus, USCG Aux.

CDR David H. Lyon, USCG Ret.

CAPT John N. Macdonald, USCG Ret.

AUX Elizabeth P. Macintyre, USCG Aux.

CAPT Peter F. Major, USCG Ret.

CDR Thomas J. Martin, USCG Ret.

MAT2 Joshua L. Mathis, USCG

CDR Thomas J. McKerr, USCG Ret.

ENCM Robert I. McMains, USCG Ret.

Caragh McMaster

AUX John William McNamara, USCG Aux.

LCDR Brian Meadowcroft, USCG

RDC Gary N. Meguire, USCG Ret.

David Melton

Thomas Michelli

LCDR Adam D. Miller, USCG

LCDR Brian W. Mills, USCG Ret.

CAPT John K. Miner, USCG Ret.

LT Jeffrey M. Mistrick, USCG

CAPT Ulysses S. Mullins, USCG

Mr. Jerome Murphy and Mr. Cameron Tucker

LCDR Patrick W. Murphy, USCG Ret.

FS1 William L. Myers, USCG Ret.

CAPT Douglas E. Nash, USCG Ret.

LTJG Andres A. Nealis, USCG and Katelyn A. Nealis

BMCS Chester E. Nichols, USCG Ret.

YNCS James E. Nikirk, USCG Ret.

Kendra and Stephen Oglesbee

BM1 Jeffrey B. Olsen, USCG Ret.

CAPT David L. Parr, USCG Ret.

CAPT Edward B. Peel, USCG Ret.

CAPT Tina Pena, USCG

LCDR Patrick R. Pennella, USCGR

RADM Brian Penoyer, USCG

AMTC Sean M. Persinger, USCG Ret.

AUX John Michael Philipps, USCG Aux.

CAPT Delgene O. Phillips, USCG Ret.

ETC Michael S. Piunno, USCG

COMO Randy Dean Podolsky, USCG Aux.

LTC Jennifer N. Pritzker, USA Ret.

Rachelle M. Quinn

CAPT Steven E. Ramassini, USCG

LCDR John W. Reaser, II, USCG Ret.

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

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.

LCDR Samuel T. Roudebush, USCG Ret.

LT Tracy L. Royce, USCG Ret.

LCDR John S. Ryba, USCG Ret.

LCDR Danny J. San Romani, USCG Ret.

Jeannette Saporito

LCDR James A. Sartucci, USCG Ret.

Samuel G. Schechter

STCS Scott J. Schneider, USCG Ret.

AUX Michael Howard Scott, USCG Aux.

Douglas Seaworth

CDR Andrew J. Sedlock, USCG Ret.

CAPT Glenn E. Serotsky, USCG Ret.

Lucienne Juliette Serrano

CAPT Kyle A. Shaw, USCG Ret.

Jean E. Shirvinski

RADM Matthew W. Sibley, USCG

MK1 Kenneth W. Singleton, USCG Ret.

Richards Sites

MKCM Mark P. Skibba, USCG Ret.

CAPT Kevin B. Smith, USCG Ret.

AUX Susanne Carol Smith, USCG Aux.

LT Edward N. Spencer, USCG Ret.

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

ME2 Gregory J. Stanzione, USCGR

CDR Ronald D. Stenzel, USCG Ret.

Paulette Stewart

CDR John J. Stoneman, USCG Ret.

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

CAPT Robert L. Storch, Jr., USCG Ret.

LCDR Rachel A. Stryker, USCG and AUX Michael Allen Stryker, USCG Aux.

CDR Timothy G. Stueve, USCG Ret.

CAPT Craig S. Swirbliss, USCG Ret.

CDR Christopher C. Taylor, USCG Ret.

Margaret Thach

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

CAPT Robert K. Thompson, USCG Ret.

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

CDR Daniel G. Trimble, USCGR

Dennis R. Trom

RADM Ralph D. Utley, USCG Ret.

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

CDR David F. Wallace, USCG Ret.

Greg Wellstead

Bruce A. White

CAPT Erin E. Williams, USCG

CDR Kenneth E. Williams, USCG Ret.

PERS4 Ross I. Williams, USCG Ret.

ETC Robert M. Williamson, USCG Ret.

LT Kristofer S. Wilson, USCG

CAPT William H. Wissman, USCG Ret.

LCDR Richard K. Woolford, USCG Ret.

Meriola T. Worthley

VADM Charles D. Wurster, USCG Ret.

Amber Young

SKC Janet D. Zondlo, USCG Ret.

Events like the Portsmouth Color Run help raise funds to make our work possible.

BMC Howard C. Adkins, USCG Ret.

Michael Adler

DC2 Devon Lee Allen, USCG

YNC Richard B. Allen, USCG Ret.

LT Travis R. Allen, USCG

William Allen

CDR Kirsten M. Ambors-Casey, USCGR and CDR Drew M. Casey, USCG Ret.

CDR Charles A. Amen, USCG Ret.

CAPT David H. Amos, III, USCG Ret.

Philip Anastasia, USCG

IV2 Richard D. Andersen, USCG Ret.

CDR Mikael D. Anderson, USCG

PO3 Shannon L. Andrew, USCG

Sandi Anthony

Jackie Ary

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

CWO4 Robert O. Backlin, USCG Ret.

CDR Jordan Baldueza, USCG

Linda Baldwin

Robin M. Ball

ETC Galen C. Bangs, USCG Ret.

CDR John D. Bannan, USCG Ret.

CDR James H. Barmettler, USCG Ret.

LCDR Simon Barr, USCG

AET2 Allison M. Bartram, USCG

Tina M. Bassett

LT Glenn W. Baumer, USCG Ret.

RADM William D. Baumgartner, USCG Ret.

MKCS Jeffrey P. Baumiller, USCG Ret.

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

Thomas Beistle

CAPT William J. Belmondo, USCG Ret.

LT Rachel O. Benedetto, USCG

LTJG Indigo Betts, USCG

AUX Kathleen Beverly and AUX Michael Mauro Pascale, USCG Aux.

Bonnie E. Birch

LCDR Michael J. Blaschum, USCG Ret.

RADM Gary T. Blore, USCG Ret.

PERS3 Barry M. Boisvere, USCG Ret.

Diane Mary Bonanno

BMCS Norman F. Boothe, USCG Ret.

SKC Ricardo A. Borrero, USCG Ret.

CDR Peggy M. Britton, USCG

John Brock

CAPT Matthew T. Brown, USCG

BMCM Diane M. Bucci, USCG Ret. and BMCM Philip R. Bucci, III, USCG Ret.

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.

Heather and James Caplan

Mike Cappello

OSC Chase A. Carey, USCG

AUX Laurel J. Carlson, USCG Aux.

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

Matthew Carty

CDR Alan W. Carver, USCG Ret.

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

CAPT Richard B. Chapman, USCG Ret.

CAPT Stuart D. Charles, USCG Ret.

LTJG Anthony P. Ciampi, USCG

Enrique Colberg Becerra

James Colbert

CWO4 Sherman Colley, USCG Ret.

AUX Kenneth R. Combs, USCG Aux.

LT Kate K. Compagnoni, USCG

Robert W. Compton

MKC John W. Conway, USCG Ret.

CAPT Raymond J. Copin, 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.

LT Jennifer F. Darkazalli, USCGR

RDC John J. Davies, USCG Ret.

COMO Susan Ann Davies, USCG Aux.

CDR Jerry D. Davis, USCG Ret.

LT Benjamin C. Davne, USCG

Teresa M. Deckenbach

FSC Alberto M. Delosreyes, USCG Ret.

LCDR Megan Dennelly, USCG

CDR Clayton L. Diamond, USCG Ret.

Serena J. Dietrich

MAT4 Ronald E. Dinlocker, USCG Ret.

Martin J. Drake

CDR Donald C. Dumlao, USCG Ret.

CAPT John D. Dwyer, USCG Ret.

AET3 Eric R. Dykema, USCG Ret.

LT Thomas M. Earnshaw, USN Ret.

ET3 Robert C. Edgar, USCG Ret.

CDR Martin C. Eger, USCG Ret.

YNCS James B. Elder, USCG Ret.

LCDR Francis J. Elfring, USCG Ret.

CDR Michael D. Elliott, USCG Ret.

PERS4 Thomas G. Elliott, USCG Ret.

LT Ronald J. Evans, USCG Ret.

Edward Everett, USN Ret.

Kim Everett

CWO3 Martin Fairall, USCG

Raymond Faller

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

F&S4 Eugene G. Ferniz, USCG Ret.

Rebecca Fisher

PERS2 Caitlin S. Fleming, USCG

LCDR John P. Flynn, USCG Ret.

CDR Burton F. Folce, Jr., USCG Ret.

MKC Robert M. Ford, USCG Ret.

LCDR David W. Fritz, USCG Ret.

CAPT Geoffrey P. Gagnier, USCG Ret.

Mary Ann Gamble

Marvin Gilliard

CAPT Charles B. Glass, USCG Ret.

SKCS Eduardo M. Go, USCG Ret.

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

HSC Amber N. Gonzales, USCG

Rodney Gonzalez

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

CAPT Hans C. Govertsen, USCG

LCDR John S. Graham, USCG Ret.

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 James J. Harkins, V, USCG Ret.

CDR Edward A. Harmes, III, USCG Ret.

RMC James M. Harmon, USCG Ret.

AUX Michael David Harmon, USCG Aux.

MKCM Dale W. Harrell, USCG Ret.

LCDR Diana Harris, USCG

LCDR Stanley W. Harris, USCG Ret.

CAPT Jeffrey D. Hartman, USCG Ret.

CAPT Thomas C. Hastings, Jr., 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

Caryn and Kevin S. Hettler

OSS4 Harry Frederick Hetzel, USCG Ret.

RDML Jonathan P. Hickey, USCG

LCDR Kelly Higgins, USCG

EM1 William R. Higgins, USCG Ret.

PSS4 Robert H. Hilton, USCG Ret.

SKCS Roy W. Hinderliter, USCG Ret.

CAPT Gregory P. Hitchen, USCG Ret.

CDR Theodore H. Hofer, USCG Ret.

CDR Amanda L. Hood, USCG

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

CAPT William R. Johanek, USCG Ret.

HS3 Andrew J. Johnson, USCG

ETCM Benton H. Johnson, 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.

PSS3 Kenneth L. Jones, USCG Ret.

MKCS Mark T. Jones, USCG Ret.

AMT1 Richard A. Jones, USCG Ret.

LT Jennifer E. Jordan, USCG and Henry L. Jordan

Dr. Joyce Jordan

CAPT Edward C. Karnis, USCG Ret.

CMC William P. Kelly, USCG

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

CDR Gregory B. Kirkbride, USCG Ret.

COMO Mary Lynn Kirkwood, USCG Aux.

YN1 James E. Knapp, USCG Ret.

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

LT Ryun Konze, USCG

LT Lauren A. Kowalski, USCG

CAPT Julie Kuck, USCG Ret.

OS2 Toni A. Kynard, USCG

CDR Taylor Lam, USCG

CAPT Erik C. Langenbacher, USCG Ret.

CAPT Joseph H. Langjahr, USCG Ret.

CAPT John T. Laufer, USCG Ret.

AUX James Anthony Laughlin, USCG Aux.

LT James G. Laures, USCG Ret.

LT Catherine M. Lawson, USCG

CDR Timothy J. Leahy, USCG Ret.

AUX Charles Morrison Leroux, III, USCG Aux.

Frank Lesane

LCDR Daniel R. Librando, USCG

Patrick J. Linesch

CWO2 Benedict Q. Lizama, USCG

CDR Steven M. Long, USCG Ret.

BMCM Charles R. Lott, USCG Ret.

YN2 Summer E. Lowery, USCG

ADM James M. Loy, USCG Ret.

CAPT Kristi Luttrell, USCG

LCDR John R. Lynch, USCG Ret. and Dianne E. Lynch

LCDR Norman D. Macdonald, USCG Ret.

SKC James R. Maclean, USCG Ret.

Michael Mahoney, 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

CAPT Robert McCabe, USN Ret. and Joan McCabe

Stephen McCann

Carol McCarty

CDR Scott W. McCone, USCG Ret.

CAPT Richard A. McCullough, USCG Ret.

Joanna McFall

CAPT Joseph T. McGilley, USCG

CDR Daniel J. McQuate, USCG

PSC Bernard K. Melekian, USCG Ret.

Patricia Mello

COMO Linda M. Merryman, USCG Aux.

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.

LCDR John-Andrew M. Minniti, USCG

CDR Margaret E. Minton, USCG Ret.

CSCS Lavonda K. Mitchell, USCG Ret.

SN Anton W. Mohammed, USCG

LT Christopher R. Mohnke, USCG

HSCM James L. Mohr, USCG Ret. and Susan Mohr

BMC Arnold R. Moldenhauer, USCG Ret.

LT Amanda P. Montour, USCG

YNCM Angela Moore, USCG Ret.

CAPT David W. Moore, USCG Ret.

CAPT James G. Moore, USCG Ret.

ELC4 Larry L. Morey, USCG Ret.

CAPT James B. Morris, USCG Ret.

YN3 Corbin M. Morse, USCG

CAPT Henry W. Motekaitis, USCG Ret.

Erik M. Mueller

MKCM Ricky B. Myers, USCG Ret.

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

CDR David I. Nelson, USCG Ret.

AUX Patrick Brelon Newburn, USCG Aux.

CAPT Bradley J. Niesen, USCG Ret.

William Norcross

PYA4 Barry F. Nordblom, USCG Ret.

EMC Calvin W. Norris, II, USCG

PSC Donald L. Olsen, USCG Ret.

CDR John H. Olthuis, USCG Ret.

Carolyn Onye

* Members who have passed away

CDR William C. Parish, USCG Ret.

CDR Edward J. Park, USCG Ret.

Christina L. Parsons

CDR Stephen R. Osmer, USCG Ret.

LCDR Kim J. Pacsai, USCG Ret.

MCPOCG Vincent W. Patton, USCG Ret.

SKC Robert C. Paul, USCG Ret.

MK1 David L. Pelley, USCG Ret.

CDR Michael J. Perrone, USCG Ret.

LCDR Craig A. Petersen, USCG Ret.

CS2 Kevin D. Pike, USCG

SK1 James L. Pinckney, USCG Ret.

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

LT Steven R. Podmore, USCG

CDR James C. Poole, USCG Ret.

CDR James T. Potdevin, 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

CWO3 Joe Ramos, Jr., USCG Ret.

LT Otilio Ramos, Jr., USCG Ret.

Carol M. and Harold J. Rappold

CAPT Walter J. Reger, USCG Ret.

CDR Tobias C. Reid, USCG

Anthony Ricciardone

CDR Tyson L. Richards, USCG

MCPO Calvin M. Richardson, USN Ret. and Delois A. Richardson

LT 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.

CAPT Daniel P. Rogers, USCG

BMCS Donald S. Rogers, USCG Ret.

Josiah Rogers

CAPT Ronald W. Rogowski, USCG Ret.

CSC Melody D. Roper, USCG

CWO4 Kirk D. Rose, USCG Ret.

Peter Rosegg

CDR Sarah K. Rousseau, USCG

BMCM Patrick M. Rowland, USCG Ret.

LCDR Jennifer M. Runion, USCG

CDR Eugene H. Ryan, USCG Ret.

CDR Jon P. Ryan, USCG Ret.

RADM Michael P. Ryan, USCG

AUX Richard T. Sampson, USCG Aux.

MK1 Thomas A. Saunders, USCG Ret.

RDML Douglas Schofield, USCG

LCDR Joseph L. Sciuto, Jr., USCG Ret.

ENS John Scollo, USCG

ETCM Paul B. Searles, USCG Ret.

CWO3 William P. Seibt, USCG Ret.

LT Nicholas J. Sharpe, USCG

CAPT Andrew R. Sheffield, USCG Ret.

F&S4 Larry K. Sisseck, USCG Ret.

F&S4 Michael L. Smell, USCG Ret.

LCDR Colleen Smith, USCG

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

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

LCDR Jeff Smolik, USCG

CDR Jean A. Snyder, USCG Ret.

LT Michael R. Stalker, USCG Ret.

CDR James A. Stamm, USCG Ret.

CAPT John G. Stanley, USCG Ret.

MSTC Curtis R. Stedman, USCG Ret.

Mark D. Steffe

Ira Stolzenberg

CWO3 Linwood C. Stowe, USCG Ret.

BOSN2 Kurt D. Strauch, USCG Ret.

PSS4 Steven D. Strehle, USCG Ret.

Timothy Strickland

LCDR John T. Sugimoto, USCG Ret.

CAPT Patrick M. Sullivan, USCG

Valarie M. Surncey

ITCM David D. Swanson, USCG Ret.

PO2 Errol E. Taylor, USCG Ret.

CAPT Jonathan D. Theel, USCG Ret.

CAPT Edwin B. Thiedeman, USCG Ret.

CWO3 James F. Thomas, USCG Ret.

CMC Jeremy V. Thomas, USCG

CAPT Mark P. Thomas, USCG Ret.

AD1 Durwood V. Thompson, USCG Ret.

MKC Michael W. Thorwick, USCG Ret.

BM1 James R. Tonnessen, USCG Ret.

ITCS Cyrel M. Tramel, USCG

Lynnae Tyler

MKCS Amalei K. Ulechong, USCG

LT Daniel R. Ursino, USCG

CAPT Todd D. Vance, USCG

LT Tracey C. Veal, USCG Ret.

CAPT John E. Veentjer, USCG Ret.

YNC Ronald C. Velasco, USCG Ret.

ET1 Tyrie A. Wade, USCG

CDR Jonathan K. Waldron, USCG Ret.

CAPT James L. Walker, USCG Ret.

MST2 Jordan L. Waters, USCG

CAPT George A. Weller, USCG Ret.

CAPT Robert J. Wenzel, USCG Ret.

PERS2 Althea Weston, USCG Ret.

CDR William J. Wetzel, USCG Ret.

Rodney Whaley

MSTCM Eric W. Whipple, USCG Ret.

Christina White

CWO4 Harold F. White, USCG Ret.

SK1 James M. Whiting, USCG Ret.

Patty and Rod Wilburn

VADM Kent H. Williams, USCG Ret. and Geraldine M. Williams

LCDR Kristin K. Williams, USCG Ret.

CDR Larry M. Wilson, USCG Ret.

CWO4 Robert R. Wilson, Jr., USCG Ret.

CAPT Glenn A. Wiltshire, USCG Ret.

CDR Donald A. Winchester, USCG Ret.

Karen A. Wink

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

CAPT Mellisande Woerner, USCG Ret.

CDR Victor M. Yaguchi, USCG

ELC4 David E. Yannessa, USCG Ret.

MAT4 Jeffrey A. Zile, USCG Ret.

Susan Roszak Zuppardi

2023 TRIBUTE CONTRIBUTIONS

CGMA thanks those who gave gifts in honor and in memory of others.

IN HONOR

LCDR James S. Armstrong, USCG Ret.

CAPT Veronica Brecht, USCG

Bishop Joseph Coffey

MSTCM Gerald A. Conrad, USCG Ret.

Jacob Corbett

CDR Daniel P. Crowley, USCG

QM2 Winifred H. Dillon, USCG Ret.

LT William G. Dwyer, USCG

Emmanuel Eick

The Formulack Family

RADM Fred S. Golove, USCG Ret.

Moyma Gomez

ME2 Matthew D. Harris, USCGR

CAPT Leslie D. High, USCG Ret.

ENS Trent Ho, USCG

CAPT Richard L. Jacobs, USCG Ret.

Angela B. Judge

BOSN4 Kenneth S. Kahle, USCG

Skylar Kedgley

Martin Kenner

CAPT Paul A. Langlois, USCG Ret.

AUX Alexander F. Lopus, USCG Aux.

CAPT Bruce G. Mack, USCG Ret.

CAPT Ryan Manning, USCG

Mark Mattson

Brian Muldoon

PACM Rachel N. Polish, USCGR

YN1 Heather A. Pontrelli, USCGR

Mary Riemer

Jeanne Robert

CDR John B. Schmill, USCG Ret.

RADM Richard W. Schneider, USCG Ret.

Capt Nick Simmons and Crew

CAPT Jason P. Tama, USCG

CDR James H. Thach, IV, USCGR

CDR James E. Toomey, USCG

ITCS Cyrel M. Tramel, USCG

David S. Urion

RADM Joseph E. Vorbach, USCG Ret.

BM3 Samuel R. Watson, USCGR

AMC Victor G. Welch, USCG Ret.

All USCG Family

Auxiliary Division 085-09

The crew of USCG helicopter 6038 for their service on 6.28.23

USCG Chief Warrant Officers

USCG E1-E4

USCG Reserve

USCG Sector Miami Cutterman & Support Personnel

USCG Station Kenosha

USCGC TEZANOS

Edwina Amoroso, USCG Aux.

CWO4 Edward L. Amos, USCG Ret.

CAPT Richard Asaro, USCG Ret.

CAPT Robert L. Ashworth, USCG Ret.

Elizabeth Kay Batson

CAPT Jon S. Beasley, USCG Ret.

George F. Becker

CDR Edward H. Bonekemper, III, USCG Ret.

ENG4 Thomas R. Bongi, USCG Ret.

CDR Carl M. Brothers, USCG Ret.

Dan Burns

Mark Cabrill, USCG

Janice Elnora Campbell

RM2 Kenneth W. Carver, III, USCG

CAPT Ernest A. Cascini, USCG Ret.

Santos Castro, USCG

Susan Chevrefils

Robert C. Christenson

Cheryl Cole

MKC Robert O. Cote, USCG Ret.

Roland J. Deroy

BMCM Jack Downey, USCG Ret.

ENS Steve Duffy, USN

Patti Eberhardt

Sophie Elder

William and Delores Faller, USCG

AOC William H. Faller, USCG Ret.

Conor Fitzpatrick

FSC Lamberto M. Galman, USCG Ret.

CDR Richard Gamble, USCG Ret.

Fabian Garcia, Jr.

Luke Genco

SKC Edward L. Gies, Jr., USCG Ret.

AUX Donna Jean Gilroy, USCG Aux.

CDR Edward J. Gleason, USCG Ret.

CAPT R. C. Gould, USCG Ret.

Kay L. Hartzell

Paul Heinig

GM1 Mark A. Herrin, USCG Ret.

Carol High

AUX Kent Edward Holmes, USCG Aux.

Capt Cullis Holub, Capt Wm A Doig, and CWO2 William Giessmann

AUX Robert Lewis Jansen, USCG Aux.

AUX James Thomas Jefferson, USCG Aux.

Turner Taber Jenkins

Kevin W. Karpin

Kathryn Kennerk Richardson

John R. Kissick

Frank A. Koster

CAPT Eleanor C. Lecuyer, USCG Ret.

AUX Richard A. Luettich, USCG Aux.

CDR James F. McCahill, Jr., USCG Ret.

Alice Miller

G. William Miller

LCDR Beverly E. Moodey, USCG Ret.

CDR Ellis Henry Moose, IV, USCG

Brendan J. Morgan

AUX Thomas J. Morrissey, USCG Aux.

George Mundy

PO1 Ryan Nix, USCG

Harlow Frank O’Connor

BMC Howard F. Odell, Jr., USCG Ret.

BOSN2 Geoffrey M. Pagels, USCG Ret.

Jeffrey Palazzo

OSC Patrick J. Perseille, USCG Ret.

John J. Piccini & William R. Hansell, Sr.

RADM Ronald M. Polant, USCG Ret.

CAPT Michael J. Rauworth, USCG Ret.

MSSD4 Clarence C. Rice, USCG Ret.

CAPT Stephen L. Richmond, USCG Ret.

Cheryl Roberts

AUX James Donald Rothschadl, USCG Aux.

Robert and Anne Rynkiewicz

Steven D. Scott

John B. Seward

CAPT Art Shires, USCG Ret.

Nick Shull

Cinday Skibba

LTC James K. Skiles, USA Ret.

CDR James E. Spence, USCG Ret.

Lt. Duane Stenbak

Orra Stevens

RADM William H. Stewart, USCG Ret.

BM2 John M. Stravino, USCG Ret.

Janet Strozier

Pauline Stukus

Roland J. Unckrich

George and Barbara Urciuoli

Charles Vintaloro

Harold Warthoe

Patrick Wendt

Calvin E. Weyers

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ex Officio Members

Chair: ADM Linda L. Fagan, USCG

President: RADM Michael “Joe” Raymond, USCG

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

Alternate for MCPOCG: Deputy MCPOCG Charlie F. Salls, USCG

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

Elected Members

Commissioned Officer (O5 & above): CAPT Eva Van Camp, USCG

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

Commissioned Officer (O1 - O4): LCDR Emily M. Trudeau, USCG

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

Chief Petty Officer (E7-E9): CMC William P. Kelly, USCG

Alternate for Chief Petty Officer (E7 – E9): SCPO Lozaro Lopez, USCG

Enlisted (E6 or below): BM1 Benjamin N. Lind, USCGR

Enlisted (E6 or below): OS1 Pedro Gonzalez Soto, USCG

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

Reserve: LCDR Patrick R. Pennella, USCGR

IT/Cyber Specialist: CDR Daniel G. Trimble, USCGR

Medical/TRICARE Specialist: LCDR Shannon Reck, USCG

Work-Life Specialist: Mr. Kenneth Weber, Jr.

Civilian: Mr. Christopher Mack

Retired: BOSN4 John C. Baker, USCG (Ret.)

Auxiliary: AUX. J. Mike Philipps, USCG Aux.

Enlisted Person’s Spouse: Mrs. Victoria H. Hale

Commissioned Officer’s Spouse: Mrs. Margaret R. Parker

At Large: Mrs. Lorraine K. Galvis

At Large: Mrs. Angela B. Judge

REP SITES

CGMA has a strong presence to serve the entire Coast Guard community with 591 CGMA Representatives at 132 shore units and 54 cutters in 39 states and territories across 19 time zones.

CGMA STAFF

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

Chief Operating Officer: MCPO Jason K. Wong, USCG (Ret.)

Chief Financial Officer: Mellissa Bell

Chief Information Officer: Sara L. Martin

Chief Development and Communications Officer: Alena O. Howard

Accounts Manager: Tanya Mathis

Accounts Payable Information Coordinator: Sabrina Merritt-Swinton

Case Manager: Jessica Manfre

Fundraising Manager & Education Programs Specialist: Erica Chapman

Information Technology Assistant: Shilpy Vohra

Media Staff Assistant: Gosnel McDermott

Office Manager: Gwendolyn Fouch

Operations Support Manager: Jing Patton

Strategic Partnerships Advisor: Paula G. Moran, J.D.

Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator: Valerie Stanley

Statement of Financial Position

The financial statements presented here are unaudited and do not bear the certification or assurance of an independent auditor. For audited financial statements, please visit our website at mycgma.org.

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 2023, we provided $9.9 million in assistance, equipping 6,825 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 assist the Coast Guard community in navigating evolving financial challenges. 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.

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