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“OUR ANNUAL ARMED FORCES PARADE IS THE LONGEST RUNNING AND LARGEST IN THE UNITED STATES!” THE 62ND ANNUAL ARMED FORCES DAY PARADE IS SATURDAY, MAY 15 STARTING AT 10:00AM A SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT OF THE NORTHWEST NAVIGATOR, BREMERTON PATRIOT AND CENTRAL KITSAP REPORTER

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In celebration of Armed Forces Day—and every day, Harrison salutes the men and women in uniform and their families.

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62nd Annual Dignity Memorial Armed Forces Day Parade

arching orders received!

At 62 years and going strong, the country’s largest and longestrunning Armed Forces Day Parade will march through the streets of Bremerton starting at 10 a.m.

Fall in early for a good seat!

Navy Vice Admiral Kevin M. McCoy, commander of Naval Sea Systems Command, will take on the duty of serving as grand marshal for the Dignity Memorial Armed Forces Day Parade. Also serving as a grand marshal is 2010 Olympic bobsledder Bree Schaff.

More than 150 entries, including nearly two dozen bands and Pearl Harbor survivors, will show their pride in our country’s military branches by parading through the streets.

The newly selected Armed Forces Festival Ambassadors will also make their first public appearance and Combat Veterans International’s motorcycles will offer a moving tribute to service members If you can’t make it in person, the parade will be broadcast live on Bremerton Kitsap Access Television.

62nd Armed Forces Day Guide

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2010 Puget Sound Energy Armed Forces Festival Ambassadors Program

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ix finalists took part in the 2010 Puget Sound Energy Armed Forces Festival Ambassadors Program.

The students were selected based on their academics, extra-curricular activities, community involvement, letters of recommendation and an essay entitled: “What freedom means to me.�

The final event of this scholarship program was April 28 at the Keyport Museum. Master of Ceremony was comedian and Armed Forces Festival Chairman Cris Larsen.

This was the final judged event.

Finalists did presentations based on interviews they conducted with either a military veteran or a foreign-born national who has chosen to become an American citizen. Finalists also answered impromptu questions.

Scholarships awarded:

First Place $2,000 (provided by First Command Educational Foundation) Second Place

$1,500 ($1000 provided First Command; $500 by individual sponsors) Third Place $1,000 (Herbert Goodman Scholarship) Fourth Place $750 (provided by Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce members) Fifth Place $500 (provided by Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce members) Sixth Place $100 (provided by Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce members) In addition, a $100 cash award for the best essay was presented and the candidate who has the most admission tickets redeemed wins an additional $100.

The 2010 Ambassadors:

First Place, Anthony Zendejas The son of Margot and Tony Zendejas, Anthony lives in Bremerton and attends Klahowya Secondary School.

He has become well known in our community as the young man who became an expert on the rescue of

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the men who were involved in the Bataan Death March.

What started out as an eighth grade report has blossomed into travels throughout the Anthony Zendejas United States and now the world to perform his one-man play, “The Ghost Soldiers of Bataan,� based upon his research.

This summer, Anthony will be traveling to Japan at the request of Japanese journalists, who wish to find out more about that part of their history. Anthony was the first student to be sponsored by the State Veterans Home in Retsil to be a delegate to the Evergreen Boys State. There, he did them proud when he was selected to be the Majority Party Leader. Somehow, Anthony also finds time to sing with the Vocal Jazz Ensemble for holiday events and nursing homes.

He has performed for the Performing Arts Association Swing Dance. He has performed in and has designed lighting schemes for a community theater production. Anthony has done voice-over work for a promotional video for the Children of the Nations.

He has earned the rank of black belt in Moo Duc Kwan Karate. Anthony is sponsored by the Bremerton-Olympic Peninsula Navy League Council.

Second Place, Carlie Rouse The daughter of Melissa and Scott Rouse, Carlie lives in Port Orchard and attends Crosspoint Academy. She is the secretary of her senior class and has been on Honor Society all four years of high school. Carlie Carlie Rouse is captain of three varsity team sports, crosscounty, basketball

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and track. She served as vice-president of spiritual life in her junior year. She has earned “student of the month� awards many times. She volunteered to be the manager of a boy’s basketball team, when she was still in ninth grade. For two summers, Carlie volunteered for the Summer in the USA program and worked with teens who were visiting from the Basque area of Northern Spain. During her two mission trips to Guatemala, she was inspired to study medicine in college to later be able to assist third world countries. Carlie is sponsored

by Bank of America Home Loans.

Third Place, Trish Erhardt The daughter of Charlotte and Mitchell Erhardt, Trish lives in Poulsbo and attends North Kitsap High School. Trish is very musically inclined.

She plays classical guitar and performs regularly in a Trish Erhardt quartet. She has been on the honor roll all four years of high school. She volunteers with the teen mentor program.

Her English teacher is so impressed with her leadership skills that he has picked her to be his teaching assistant this spring. Trish also received the Lifetime Fitness Award. She is employed part-time at the Dairy Queen restaurant. Trish is sponsored by Kitsap Bank.

Fourth Place, Stacie Brown The daughter of Deborah and Brad Brown, Stacie lives in Poulsbo and attends North Kitsap High School.

Stacie is a member of the NKHS

Honor Society. In addition to attending school at North Kitsap, she has been enrolled in classes at Olympic College for the last two years, where she has been on the dean’s list. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, a college honor society. She Stacie Brown was awarded for completing over 150 hours of community service through the Leo Club. Stacie currently is the class president of the local LDS church’s young women’s group and was awarded their “Young Womanhood� recognition medallion.

Stacie has performed in her high school’s production of “Grease� and “Peter Pan.� She has danced with the Liberty Bay Danceworks for 14 years. Stacie is employed part-time as a lab tech at Olympic College and works as a substitute dance instructor at her local dance studio. Stacie is sponsored by Kitsap Credit Union.

Fifth Place, Torrie Oeser-Beaton The daughter of Jennifer and David Beaton, Torrie lives in Bremerton and attends Bremerton High School.

She is the vice president of National Honors Society. Torrie is a member of Torrie Oeser-Beaton the Key Club.

She serves as a representative on the Associated Student Body/Faculty Association.

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Torrie volunteers with the Special Olympics and is a member of the International Studies Club. She is always one to take on a leadership role.

She does everything from helping to emcee various events to helping to raise funds for the various groups she volunteers for. She works part-time at Safeway grocery store. Torrie is sponsored by the Federal Managers Association.

Sixth Place, Misty Braddock The daughter of Anita and Brian Braddock, Misty lives in Bremerton and attends Bremerton High School.

Misty is an excellent bowler and has served on the Bremerton High School Bowling Team Misty Braddock for three years.

Misty volunteers for the early childhood care and education program at Westsound Technical School. Her supervisor has been extremely impressed by her

one-on-one rapport with the children.

Misty used to babysit neighborhood children every day after school. She also volunteers at the West Hills Elementary school’s autistic preschool Room. Misty works part-time at the Navy Exchange at the Bremerton Shipyard. Misty is sponsored by Land Title of Kitsap County.

The Armed Forces Festival Ambassadors’ first public appearances will be at the: • Armed Forces Festival Luncheon at Tucker’s at Gold Mountain Golf Complex on Tuesday, May 11 • 62nd Annual Dignity Memorial Armed Forces Day Parade on Saturday, May 15 in downtown Bremerton • Bremerton/Olympic Council of the Navy League’s dinner at the Admiral Theatre Saturday, May 15 They will continue to represent Bremerton at other parades and functions throughout the year.

For information about the program or any Armed Forces Festival activity, contact the Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce at (360) 479-3579 or chamber@bremertonchamber.org.

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2010 Armed Forces Day schedule of events

May, 2010

Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce

proudly presents the

62nd Annual Armed Forces Festival

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he Dignity Memorial Armed Forces Day Parade is just one of the festivities Bremerton and Kitsap County hold to commemorate Armed Forces Day and the contributions of military members, veterans and others who serve. Here is a list of other activities, ranging from a military culinary arts competition to a 5 kilometer run/2 mile walk.

Saturday, May 8

“Brand be Damned� Motorcycle Poker Run 8:30 a.m.

The Brothers Powersports, 5205 First St., Bremerton Motorcycle enthusiasts from around the Puget Sound will mount up for a fun ride around the Olympic Peninsula with secret stops along the way.

One stop for sure will be the Military Culinary Arts Competition at Olympic College.

Military Culinary Arts Competition 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

From one generation to another...

Bremer Student Center, Olympic College, 1600 Chester Avenue, Bremerton Military chefs and culinary specialists from throughout the Puget Sound region will compete in the Military Culinary Arts Competition. Fabulous cakes, dazzling ice sculptures and an “Iron Chef� competition are also featured. After the entries are judged, audience members may enjoy the fruits of the chefs’ labor.

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Armed Forces Festival Luncheon 11:30 a.m.

Tucker’s at Gold Mountain Golf Complex, 7263 West Belfair Valley Road, Bremerton Cost is $22. Contact the Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce at (360) 479-3579.

Thursday, May 13

Fallen Police and Fire Fighter Memorial 3 p.m.

Miller-Woodlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 5505 Kitsap Way, Bremerton Dignity Memorial will unveil the permanent memorial for fallen police and fire fighters of Kitsap County Pepsi Armed Forces Festival Golf Tournament Tee Times 7:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Cascade Course, Gold Mountain Golf Complex.

The cost is $400 for a foursome, half price ($200) for uniformed military

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Fairfield Inn VIP Reception 239 Fourth St.

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Parade Route 1— Parade Staging Area 2— Post-Parade Heroes Barbecue (free!)

3— Fairfield Inn & Suites VIP Reception and vehicle load point.

4— Entrance to Parking Garage.

5— Military Culinary Arts Competition at Olympic College (Bremer Student Center)

personnel, active duty and reserve, which includes greens fees, cart, great gifts, a $5,000 Putting Contest, lunch and a chance to win a $10,000 Pebble Beach Golf Vacation in the hole-in-one contest. The tournament features a “tournament-within-atournament.� The top military team will win special prizes in addition to being eligible for prizes in the main tournament and teams competing for the annual Commander’s Cup.

This tournament usually sells out so early reservations are highly recommended. Contact the Bremerton Chamber at (360) 479-3579 for reservations and information.

Saturday, May 15 Armed Forces Day

Ebenezer A.M.E. Church 5K run/2M walk

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2010 Armed Forces Day schedule of events

May, 2010

Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce

proudly presents the

62nd Annual Armed Forces Festival

T

he Dignity Memorial Armed Forces Day Parade is just one of the festivities Bremerton and Kitsap County hold to commemorate Armed Forces Day and the contributions of military members, veterans and others who serve. Here is a list of other activities, ranging from a military culinary arts competition to a 5 kilometer run/2 mile walk.

Saturday, May 8

“Brand be Damned� Motorcycle Poker Run 8:30 a.m.

The Brothers Powersports, 5205 First St., Bremerton Motorcycle enthusiasts from around the Puget Sound will mount up for a fun ride around the Olympic Peninsula with secret stops along the way.

One stop for sure will be the Military Culinary Arts Competition at Olympic College.

Military Culinary Arts Competition 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

From one generation to another...

Bremer Student Center, Olympic College, 1600 Chester Avenue, Bremerton Military chefs and culinary specialists from throughout the Puget Sound region will compete in the Military Culinary Arts Competition. Fabulous cakes, dazzling ice sculptures and an “Iron Chef� competition are also featured. After the entries are judged, audience members may enjoy the fruits of the chefs’ labor.

360-779-1566 Call us today for your FREE new patient consultation and oral exam.* (*Ex-rays excluded, must show military ID, present ad.)

Armed Forces Festival Luncheon 11:30 a.m.

Tucker’s at Gold Mountain Golf Complex, 7263 West Belfair Valley Road, Bremerton Cost is $22. Contact the Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce at (360) 479-3579.

Thursday, May 13

Fallen Police and Fire Fighter Memorial 3 p.m.

Miller-Woodlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 5505 Kitsap Way, Bremerton Dignity Memorial will unveil the permanent memorial for fallen police and fire fighters of Kitsap County Pepsi Armed Forces Festival Golf Tournament Tee Times 7:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Cascade Course, Gold Mountain Golf Complex.

The cost is $400 for a foursome, half price ($200) for uniformed military

Ladies & Couples Welcome!

Open 7 Days A Week Mon-Sat 8am-2am Sun 10am-10pm

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Dignity Memorial Armed Forces Day Parade 10:00 a.m., Saturday, May 15, 2010 Downtown Bremerton Olympic College

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Tuesday, May 11

Friday, May 14

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Fairfield Inn VIP Reception 239 Fourth St.

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Parade Route 1— Parade Staging Area 2— Post-Parade Heroes Barbecue (free!)

3— Fairfield Inn & Suites VIP Reception and vehicle load point.

4— Entrance to Parking Garage.

5— Military Culinary Arts Competition at Olympic College (Bremer Student Center)

personnel, active duty and reserve, which includes greens fees, cart, great gifts, a $5,000 Putting Contest, lunch and a chance to win a $10,000 Pebble Beach Golf Vacation in the hole-in-one contest. The tournament features a “tournament-within-atournament.� The top military team will win special prizes in addition to being eligible for prizes in the main tournament and teams competing for the annual Commander’s Cup.

This tournament usually sells out so early reservations are highly recommended. Contact the Bremerton Chamber at (360) 479-3579 for reservations and information.

Saturday, May 15 Armed Forces Day

Ebenezer A.M.E. Church 5K run/2M walk

See SCHEDULE > Page 7

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6:30 a.m.

Fourth Street & Naval Avenue Call (360) 373-1063 for reservations and information.

Bremerton Central Lions Pancake Breakfast 7 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

Fourth Street, between Washington and PaciďŹ c Heroes Barbecue Noon to 3 p.m.

PaciďŹ c Avenue, between Fourth and Burwell Military personnel, dependents, retirees and the entire community are invited to enjoy a free barbecue lunch. This is a terriďŹ c opportunity to meet heroes who have served in the past and thank those who are currently serving.

Navy League Gala 5 p.m.

Admiral Theatre, 515 PaciďŹ c Avenue, Bremerton $55 per person The Bremerton/Olympic Council of the Navy League is hosting a dinner and show with a keynote speech by Vice Admiral Kevin McCoy.

Entertainment is Slightly Bent.

Tickets for the Gala, which includes dinner, are $55 and tickets for the 9 p.m. show are $10 per person. Navy League Gala Tickets may be purchased from the Admiral Theatre box ofďŹ ce (360) 373-6743.

Saturday, May 15 and Sunday, May 16

Kitsap HydroFest on Kitsap Lake 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The regatta will feature outboard powered hydroplane and runabout races. Races will include 14 classes with two heats each of the limited hydroplanes and runabouts. The boats range in size from 8 to 12 feet with drivers ranging from juniors, beginning at 9 years old, all the way up to seniors. Kitsap Lake Park will be available for spectator parking. The boat launch will be closed Saturday and Sunday.

For information about the Armed Forces Festival, contact the Bremerton Area Chamber of Commerce at (360) 479-3579.

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Navy League of the United States, Bremerton-Olympic Peninsula Council For more information visit: http:// brem-olympic.nlus.us/.

National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association For more information on the local chapter, visit its website, http://www. narfewadist4.org/ch181.html.

Puget Sound Naval Bases Association For more information, visit the group’s website, http://www.psnba. org/.

United States Submarine Veterans Inc. For more information on the group, call (360) 337-2978 or visit its website, http://www.ussvi.org/home.asp.

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