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SUBJ/OMBUDSMAN APPRECIATION DAY//
RMKS/1. On this Ombudsman Appreciation Day, we take the opportunity to
recognize and honor the invaluable contributions of our Navy Ombudsmen.
These dedicated volunteers serve as a vital link between command leadership
and Navy families, providing support, guidance and resources that
significantly enhance the quality of life for our Sailors and their loved
ones.
2. Established in 1970 by Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, the Navy Family Ombudsman
Program has been instrumental in fostering strong communication channels
within our Navy community. Our Ombudsmen selflessly dedicate their time and
energy to ensure that families are well-informed, supported and resilient,
enabling our Sailors to focus on their missions with peace of mind.
3. The unwavering commitment of our Ombudsmen is evident in their day-to-day
activities: from addressing family concerns during deployments to
facilitating access to essential services such as healthcare, housing and
education. Their efforts directly contribute to the readiness and morale of
our force by ensuring that families have the support they need.
4. Commands are encouraged to take time today to express gratitude for the
hard work and dedication of their Ombudsmen. Recognize them through formal
ceremonies, personal acknowledgments or other appropriate gestures that
highlight their steadfast service.
5. Sailors are my priority. Resilient Sailors need supportive families.
Our families need our Ombudsmen to help reduce the day-to-day friction that
can limit our quality of life initiatives.
Therefore, as we celebrate this special day, let us reaffirm our commitment
to supporting our Navy families by continuing to empower and collaborate with
our Ombudsmen. Their role is crucial in building a strong foundation for
mission success through family readiness.
6. On behalf of all Sailors and Navy leadership, thank you to every
Ombudsman for your tireless service and unwavering dedication. Your efforts
make a profound difference in the lives of many and exemplify the true spirit
of service.
7. Released by ADM Daryl Caudle, 34th Chief of Naval Operations, MCPON John
Perryman, 17th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy and our Ombudsmen-At-Large, Mrs. Donna Caudle and Mrs. Angie Perryman.//
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