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CenTex MOAA Purpose
The Central Texas MOAA Chapter (CenTex) promotes the purposes of the national Military
Officers Association of America (MOAA), fosters fraternal
relations among retired, active duty and former officers and
warrant officers of the eight uniformed services and their
reserve components, protects the rights and interests of
personnel of the seven uniformed services and their dependents
and survivors, and provides useful service for members and their
dependents and survivors to serve the community and the nation.
Join/Renew
https://chapterdues.moaa.org/Membership.aspx
On the National MOAA Chapter and Councils page (map background), take
these actions to join/renew:
1. Scroll down past the Find Your Closest Chapter and other
Headers.
2. Click on the Join or Renew Your Chapter Dues button.
3. Fill in the drop down boxes in order. In the last box, select Central
Texas Chapter.
Scholarship Donations
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 UMHB Gold Bar
Recipients
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Donations can be made via PayPal or by check.
Contributions to the scholarship fund are tax deductible.
Please print a copy of your PayPal payment receipt and retain it
as proof of payment for your taxes.
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Military Officers Association of America
Central Texas Chapter 22
Post Office Box 2326
Harker Heights, TX 76548
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Monthly
Meeting/Reservations
The next scheduled luncheon will be on Friday, 21 February
2025 from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM. We will
meet at the Lions Den, 5100 Trimmier Road, Killeen,
Texas. It can be seen from Trimmier Road.
Map
Also on Saturday, 5 April join us at
our Spring Social and THANK YOU to our Golf Tournament Sponsors.
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21 February Meeting
Speaker
We have a tremendous
February guest speaker, Julie Mendez, the
Manager of the Fort Cavazos USO.
Julie Mendez joined the USO Fort Cavazos team as
Center Operations Manager in June 2024. Her
global experience comes from her time as the
General Manager of the American Employee
Association at the US Embassy in Kuwait, and the
Community Liaison Officer at the US Embassy
Rome. She also has over ten years’ experience in
Career Coaching and Leadership Development.
The USO focuses on those who need us most: U.S.
Armed Forces active duty, Reserve and Guard
service members, as well as their families. Our
mission is to strengthen the well-being of the
people serving in America’s military and their
families. Since 1941, the USO has strengthened
America's military service members by keeping
them connected to family, home and country,
throughout their service to the nation. From the
moment they join, through their assignments and
deployments, and as they transition back to
their communities, the USO is always by their
side. We are the Force Behind the Forces.
While holding the distinction of being the
largest USO in the world, USO Fort Cavazos
support local military members through
morale-boosting and family-strengthening
programs. Whether it is welcoming visitors to
our centers with a sparkling smile or easing
their journey with a warm meal, our volunteers
lead with their hearts, consistently serve with
respect, and maintain a spirit of thankfulness
and appreciation.
I believe we have all shared great experiences
with the USO both at various installations and
in various countries, and even now as we travel
through various airports that host USO
facilities.
After signing in
and paying, you will go right through the serving line, get your
food, get seated and you are all set.
We will Bless the food
after most everyone is seated and eating.
Please respond as soon as possible using the
Reservations button. RSVPs must be
received by 14 February.
The luncheon will begin at 11:30 AM and is $18.00 per person.
Stay tuned
on this website and to our
Facebook page for more details.
CenTex Bylaws
Please use link provided below for
the
Bylaws
of the Central
Texas Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America. |
