We received a call a few days ago from a wonderful, immensely helpful lady who assists families and servicemen/women in our situation navigate the intricacies of available military medical services and benefits.
She called us; we didn't have to find her.
Her name is Georgia Monsam, and she exemplifies the very best of "public service" and professionalism. Not only is she a font of vital information and guidance, she obviously cares deeply about the individual service member and her/his family.
Mike is so impressed by her the question is will he: a. try to hire her; b. award her a medal; c. award her a crown, or d. try to adopt her into our family?
I think the answer is "All of the above!"
She called us; we didn't have to find her.
Her name is Georgia Monsam, and she exemplifies the very best of "public service" and professionalism. Not only is she a font of vital information and guidance, she obviously cares deeply about the individual service member and her/his family.
Mike is so impressed by her the question is will he: a. try to hire her; b. award her a medal; c. award her a crown, or d. try to adopt her into our family?
I think the answer is "All of the above!"
Many of Caitlin's superior officers and peers have kept in constant contact with guidance, support, and prayers. We are so grateful.
When Cait enlisted in the U.S. Navy, she followed the footsteps of her maternal great-grandfather [WWI], two great-uncles [WWII], her second cousin [retired Commander/USNA grad & a mentor], as well as her paternal grandmother [WAVE, WWII].
When she enlisted, she also forged her link in an unbroken maternal family chain of military service. Her ancestors have served in one or another branch of service, during peace-time as well as in every war fought by this nation, beginning with the American Revolution!
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