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Spreading holiday cheer to the deployed

By 45th Space Wing Public Affairs / Published December 07, 2012

Representatives from the Junior Enlisted Advisory Council pose in front of the care packages (left to right) Tech Sgt. Keith Snyder, 45th Civil Engineer Squadron, Airman 1st Class Dimitri Sefrin, 45th Comptroller Squadron, Staff Sgt. Jessica Snyder, 45th Medical Operations Squadron, Staff Sgt. Philip Primmer, 45th Weather Squadron, Staff Sgt. Dena Forbes, 1st Range Operations Squadron, Airman 1st Class Michael Santner, 45th Mission Support Group, and Tech Sgt. Rigoberto Nunez, 19th Schriever Reserve Unit.
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Representatives from the Junior Enlisted Advisory Council pose in front of the care packages (left to right) Tech Sgt. Keith Snyder, 45th Civil Engineer Squadron, Airman 1st Class Dimitri Sefrin, 45th Comptroller Squadron, Staff Sgt. Jessica Snyder, 45th Medical Operations Squadron, Staff Sgt. Philip Primmer, 45th Weather Squadron, Staff Sgt. Dena Forbes, 1st Range Operations Squadron, Airman 1st Class Michael Santner, 45th Mission Support Group, and Tech Sgt. Rigoberto Nunez, 19th Schriever Reserve Unit.

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PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. -- The Junior Enlisted Advisory Council packed and shipped 75 holiday care packages to Patrick's deployed officers, enlisted, and civilian contractors for the 2012 Holiday Cookie Drive for Deployed Members Nov. 30.

The Wing's senior enlisted Airman could not be more proud.

"Here at team Patrick everyone understands the importance of supporting our fellow Airman both deployed and on station. We want those who cannot celebrate the holidays with their families to know that they are in our thoughts, and we wish they could be with us," said Chief Master Sgt. Herman Moyer, 45th Space Wing command chief.

"We don't just talk about the wingman philosophy; we act on it every single day at the 45th Space Wing. It's projects like these that make me happy to be part of this terrific team," he said.

The packages will be received by 11 officers, 49 enlisted, 4 contractors, and 11 more unknown ranks.