For your commitment to render quality support services to the U.S. Army Garrison, Religious Support Office during a global pandemic. Your personal response in performing a myriad of strategic services to include set-up, manning individual stations, and tear down for the 2021 National Prayer Luncheon was outstanding. The personal effort you exhibited greatly contributed to a successful event at the allowed maximum capacity of 50 participants. Your "Can Do" attitude epitomized a high level of professionalism and resonates with the Army's number one priority that "People are our greatest asset". Your selfless service brings distinct credit upon yourself, the Office of the Installation Chaplain, the Installation Management Command and the United States Army.
Specialist Lake's outstanding professional skill, knowledge, and leadership aided immeasurably in developing, coordinating and executing 11 Moral Leadership training events in FY13 which collectively impacted over 1,200 Warriors assigned to 1-1 ADA. SPC Lake's resourcefullness and commitment to the 1-1 ADA team enabled leaders at all levels to benefit from high quality Moral Leadership training while maintaining curriculum, venue, food costs at less then half of the budget utilized in FY12.
During AT, PVT Neely's outstanding attention to detail and dedication was instrumental to the success of the Unit Ministry Team. He performed PMCS daily on UMT equipment and vehicle, identifying deficiencies and coordinating for necessary repairs. He was instrumental in the preparation and successful execution of three field Chapel services and one joint UMT Chapel Service on Main Post Chapel. PVT Neely participating in various other training events and activities contributing to the overall mission readiness of the Unit Ministry Team.
Sergeant Ortiz's outstanding professional skill, knowledge, and leadership contributed immeasurably to the effectiveness and success of JRTC Sept 13. Sergent Ortiz served as NCOIC for the Chapel where he planned and coordinated meetings and services for over 900 active duty members. In the absence of the Battalion Chaplain, Sergeant Ortiz provided compassionate pastoral care and religious support. Sergeant Ortiz also provided unparalled support to the PSD teams and arranged security for the BDE Chaplain during FTX lanes.
Citation to accompany the award of the Army Achievement Medal
SPC Romero displayed exceptional professional and dedication to her duties in coordinating daily logistical support for Ramadan for the Sayed Mosque, Bagram AF, Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom 2010. Her dedication to service was instrumental to the congregation's ability to serve the Iftar meal to 75-100 people daily throughout the 29 day period of Ramadan, and to provide an Eid al-Fitr celebration for more than 300 congregants and visitors. SPC Romero's actions are a credit to herself, her unit, and the chaplain corps.
