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“I alone cannot change the world, but “The Best Way to Find Yourself is to Lose
I can cast a stone across the waters to Yourself in the Service of Others,”
create many ripples.” – Mother Teresa – Mahatma Gandhi
THE UPDATE
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE BY: DANIELLE STANLEY In this Issue:
It is said that “April Showers Bring May Flowers” ...but 01. President’s
where did that crazy round of snow fit in? Spring is
certainly here though, as is evident through our longer Message
days of sunshine, trees in full blooms, and even some new
wildlife in your backyard. 03. Financial
Speaking of spring, we just hosted our Annual Spring Management
Professional Development Training (PDT) with the
Greater Columbus AGA on April 22 and 23, 2021, and it 04. Running the
was a huge success!
We had a wide variety of speakers that engaged us in data analytics, leadership, Chapter
ethics, and other financial management topics. We were also very fortunate to have
Mr. Wesley Miller, SES and Mr. Thomas Murphy, SES, take time out of their busy 05. Chapter News
schedules to share their thoughts with us. If you did not have a chance to join us
this time around, keep your eyes and ears open for future events! Speaking of our 06. Honor A
PDT, the ASMC National PDI is right around the corner. Although there will be no
travel involved this year, the virtual environment will still provide engaging and Veteran
enlightening speakers, workshops, and mini-courses.
11. Calendars
With all the things that come with spring, the Chapter will also have our annual
officer election. We will be asking for nominations for our Executive Board
12. Executive
positions and for those in our Chapter to become more involved in our Chapter.
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THE BUCKEYE CHAPTER IS CELEBRATING
30 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE!
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE BY: DANIELLE STANLEY
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If you have ever thought about holding an officer position or becoming more involved in
Chapter events, now is the time to reach out and ask questions. If the Executive Board is not
your thing, we have numerous committees with vacancies for both Chair and Co-Chair
positions, as well as volunteers for community service events. This brings me back to our
theme for the year from Mother Teresa: “I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a
stone across the waters to create many ripples.” So take a moment to think how you can help
create those ripples to impact our Chapter and community.
I’m looking forward to these “May flowers” and also seeing some new individuals with fresh
ideas to help get involved with our Buckeye Chapter! See you all soon!
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ASMC WEBINAR: STATUS REPORTS
BY: ASMC HQ
ASMC is excited to welcome back Peter Tyson in presenting the
webinar, Status Reports: How to Give Your Best the Best Update,
Ever. In the Status Reports webinar, you will meet EFAR (Enemy,
Friendly, Administrative needs, and Request), the time-tested-and-
true recipe for composing status reports. EFAR is based on the
military Situation Report (SITREP) and will work wonders in
helping you keep your reports on point, give necessary and
relevant information to the right people, and get the right results.
During the Status Reports webinar, EFAR will be explained, unpacked, and practiced. After the
webinar, attendees will look for opportunities to exercise this powerful tool via any communication
channel: spoken, written, or electronic. The webinar will be held on Thursday, May 13, 2021 from
12:00-13:00 EST. One CPE will be issued for attendees. The cost for members is $29 and $49 for
non-members. No refunds and no credits. Substitutions are allowed. Registration link:
https://asmconline.org/pd/webinars/status-reports-how-to-give-your-boss-the-best-update-ever/
Peter Tyson, CDR, USN (Retired) is the instructor and a trained helicopter engineering test pilot, test
pilot instructor, and Acquisition Professional. After 21 years of active duty, Peter now provides
workforce training and development, primarily for the 8 NAVAIR sites across the United States.
DoD’s policy on the collaborative tools (Zoom) from government computers: “Components should
not initiate communications using unapproved commercial collaboration capabilities but may
participate in sessions if initiated by outside partners for public, unclassified purposes.” (DoD
Memorandum, subject Authorized Telework Capabilities and Guidance dated April 12, 2020). Please
email education@asmconline.org with any questions you may have on this webinar or any other
educational opportunities.
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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3
GET RICHER WHILE YOU MULTITASK: 10 MUST-LISTEN PERSONAL
FINANCE AUDIOBOOKS
BY: GABRIELLE OLYA
SOURCE: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/richer-while-multitask-10-must-110054129.html
Whether you want to learn how to invest, how to balance
your budget, how to perform better at work or how to build
wealth, there’s an audiobook for that. Many popular personal
finance books are now available to buy or borrow in audio
form, so you can get smarter about your money while you
cook, clean, take a walk, or go for a dive. GOBankingRates
pulled from Amazon’s ranking of bestselling personal
finance books to find 10 audiobooks you should listen to
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ASAP. Your wallet will thank you for listening to these.
• Rich Dad Poor Dad – This book was released nearly 25 years ago, but it remains an extremely
popular personal finance book. Now available as an audiobook, Kiyosaki makes the argument
that you don’t need to earn a high income to be rich, and teaches parents how to talk to their kids
to set them up for financial success.
• Indistractable – If you struggle with productivity, this book is for you. Former Stanford lecturer
and behavioral design expert, Nir Eyal, shares his four-step model to overcome distractions that
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could be holding you back in your career and personal life.
• Get Good With Money – Tiffany “The Budget-nista” Aliche’s book outlines her 10-step
formula for achieving financial security and peace of mind. Aliche shares how to create a budget
and how to be prepared for both your long- and short-term financial goals, including raising
your credit score and protecting your beneficiaries’ future.
• The 10X Rule – “The 10X Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure,” lays out a
path to “extreme success.” “Massive thoughts must be followed by massive actions,” Cardone
explains. “There’s nothing ordinary about The 10X Rule. It is simply what it says: 10 times the
thoughts and 10 times the actions of other people... You never do what others do.”
• The 5AM Club – What do Apple CEO Tim Cook, Oprah Winfrey, and Michelle Obama have in
common? They all start their days at the crack of dawn (or earlier). Leadership and elite
performance expert Robin Sharma shares the morning routine that has helped his clients
maximize their productivity and improve their mental and physical health. And don’t worry if
you’re not a morning person – Sharma also gives tips for how to become one.
• The 4-Hour Workweek – Tim Ferriss’s ever-popular, “The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5,
Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich,” reveals how you can work less and make more.
Sounds too good to be true? You’ll have to listen and decide for yourself.
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4 RUNNING THE CHAPTER
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING MINUTES
BY: ABBY WINGO
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 2021
WELCOME: Meeting brought to order by Danielle Stanley, Chapter President, at 11:30 AM.
ATTENDEES: Danielle Stanley, Stacy Son, Terri Hilton, Heather Lyons, Abby Wingo,
Michael Agdanowski, Barb Bail, and Adu Enin-Kattah
NEW BUSINESS:
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• Upcoming Nominations/Elections
o Danielle has reached out to Pam Nowicki to see if she still wants to be involved in
this process. Barb is able to help out, but will need someone to take the main lead
on the nominations/election. Mike is also willing to help out where he can.
o Danielle will also reach out to Mahmud to help with the technical side of the
process.
• New Competition Information
o There is a 12:30 Zoom meeting today to go over the new criteria for the
competition year. Mike and Lori Vanderpool will be stepping down after this year,
so we really need to find some great people to run this committee.
• Treasurer’s Report – March 2021
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o Heather sent out the Treasurer’s report this morning. Please take a look and
approve at your earliest convenience.
o The audit this year will be facilitated through Vonjia. The Chapter audit is being
conducted by AGA, and we performed an audit on AGA’s books this year.
• Community Service
o There are SRPs the next two weekends, and then USOs the following two
weekends. The team is still just doing snacks with COVID-19 restrictions, and the
dates for the upcoming events are included in the newsletter. There will also be
two more weekends back-to-back in July that will need volunteers.
ADJOURNED: Meeting adjourned by Danielle Stanley, Chapter President, at 12:10 PM.
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CHAPTER NEWS 5
Here at ASMC we are excited that PDI 2021 Adapt, Evolve and Transform: At All Times, Ready! is
well on its way! PDI 2021 will be held June 2-4, 2021 and will be in an all-virtual format with mini-
courses and workshops that cover a wide range of Defense financial management topics from Budget
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Formulation and Execution to Fiscal Law to Robotics and Artificial Intelligence. Join in sessions
with senior financial management experts and thought leaders to enhance your professional
knowledge and learn what might be in store for the future of Defense financial management. We
hope to “see you” there!
For more information and to register, go to the PDI 2020 website at https://www.pdi2021.org/.
BUCKEYE CHAPTER LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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BY: ABBY WINGO
Our Chapter is in desperate need of people looking to hone their leadership
skills! We have several open positions within the Chapter that need
revitalized. These positions are outlined below:
• Awards/Competition Chair and Co-Chair – This committee is
responsible for promoting activities that lead to the greatest number of
award points in the annual ASMC Chapter competition, including
submitting information by established due dates to ASMC National.
• Community Service Co-Chair – This committee is responsible for identifying and sponsoring
activities that promote the talents of the active Chapter members as service to the local community.
• Education Chair and Co-Chair – This committee is responsible for identifying educational
opportunities for the Chapter, such as VPDI, audio conferences, and others.
• Membership Chair and Co-Chair – This committee is responsible for securing new members,
following up on old members, promoting attendance at meetings and securing corporate
memberships. It also maintains the Chapter’s official membership roster, which supports the
Chapter’s email distribution list maintained by the Publicity Committee.
• Meetings Co-Chair – This committee is responsible for making arrangements for general
membership meetings, including ticket sales, catering, facilities, and scheduling of guest speakers.
• Ways & Means Co-Chair – This committee is responsible for sponsoring activities or events that
raise funds for the Chapter.
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6 HONOR A VETERAN
MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENT
BY: THE NATIONAL VETERANS MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM
The National Veterans Memorial and Museum posted a story
about a Medal of Honor Recipient with the hashtag
#MedalofHonorMonday. This story is from Monday, April 26.
On March 4, 2002, Master Sergeant John Chapman, US Air
Force, distinguished extraordinary heroism as an Air Force
Special Tactics Combat Controller, attached to the Navy SEAL
Team conducting reconnaissance operations in Takur Ghar,
Afghanistan. During insertion, the team’s helicopter was
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ambushed, causing a teammate to fall into an entrenched group
of enemy combatants below. Chapman and the team
voluntarily reinserted into the snow-capped mountain, into the
heart of a known enemy stronghold to secure one of their own.
Without regard for his own safety, he immediately engaged, moving in the direction of the
closest enemy position despite coming under heavy fire from multiple directions. Chapman
fearlessly charged an enemy bunker, up a steep include in thigh-deep snow and into hostile
fire, directly engaging the enemy. Upon reaching the bunker, he cleared the position, killing
all enemy occupants. He moved from cover only 12 meters from the enemy, and exposed
himself once again to attack a second bunker, from which an emplaced machine gun was
firing on his team. During this assault from an exposed position, Chapman was injured by
enemy fire. Despite severe, mortal wounds, he continued to fight relentlessly, sustaining a
violent engagement with multiple enemy personnel before making the ultimate sacrifice.
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Chapman was the first Air Force Combat Controller to be
subsequently upgraded to the Medal of Honor since the
Vietnam War. This story is being shared as a reminder that
May is arriving, and this is when we honor our fallen
heroes. Memorial Day is the time for honoring and
mourning the military personnel who have died in the
performance of military duties. They serve in the US
Armed Forces selflessly and dedicate their lives to the
American people.
Memorial Day was declared a Federal Holiday by an act
of Congress in 1971. It is also known as Decoration Day.
Memorial Day 2021 is on Monday, May 31.
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CHAPTER NEWS 7
GET RICHER WHILE YOU MULTITASK: 10 MUST-LISTEN PERSONAL
FINANCE AUDIOBOOKS
BY: GABRIELLE OLYA
SOURCE: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/richer-while-multitask-10-must-110054129.html
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• The Psychology of Money – Author Morgan Housel notes that most personal finance decisions
are made based on your views about money rather than actually sitting down to crunch the
numbers, so he’s aiming to change the way people think about their finances. Housel shares
stories about how people think about money and how to make better sense of it for yourself.
• The Intelligent Investor – Originally published in 1949, Benjamin Graham’s book remains one
of the bestselling personal finance books (and now audiobooks). In it, Graham elaborates on his
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philosophy of “value investing” – a strategy for investors to avoid errors and focus on long-term
goals. If you’re new to investing, listening to this audiobook is a good place to start.
• Outliers – What differentiates super high achievers from the rest of us? This is the question
Malcom Gladwell attempts to answer. If you want to become a high achiever – or find out why
you aren’t one – this is an entertaining and informative listen.
• Soundtracks – Overthinking steals our productivity, which can be costly for both individuals
and the companies they work for. In “Soundtracks: The Surprising Solution to Overthinking,”
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Jon Acuff outlines a plan to get in control of your thoughts so that they stop controlling you.
USO CANTEEN VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
BY: TERRI HILTON
We have more USO Canteens occurring on May 1-2 and May 7-
10, and out-processing May 15-16 and June 12-13. Those who are
interested in volunteering on regular work days will need to
request personal leave through their supervisor. We have also officially turned over all the planning to
the USO effective September 1, since they have officially gone under the National USO umbrella to
better support these events and bring in catered meals.
If you are available and would like to help or donate items, please contact Terri Hilton
(terri.l.hilton.civ@mail.mil). We are currently not accepting any homemade treats and all volunteers
must wear masks. Some of the most needed items include chips, cookies, granola bars, Little Debbie
type snacks, muffins, and danishes.
Terri can assist with completing the information to come onto the installation for those who are
currently DFAS employees. Non-DFAS personnel are not required to complete the information to
come on the base. This is also a great opportunity for anyone who has a teenager looking for
community service credit towards graduation or National Honors Society. We can have 1-2 students at
this event, and ASMC Buckeye Chapter will provide a letter for the student.
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8 CHAPTER NEWS
THE ALL THINGS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PODCAST OUT NOW!
BY: ASMC HQ
In the inaugural episode of the “All Things Financial Management”
podcast, presented by ASMC and Guidehouse, Host Tom Rhoads, sits down
with the Honorable Robert Speer, former Assistant Secretary for Financial
Management and Comptroller for the Army, to discuss change and
innovation for the financial management workforce. Mr. Speer shares his
perspective on how financial managers can innovate to bring more value to
their organizations and provides advise for new DoD financial management
professionals.
Listen to the first episode now! https://guidehouse.com/insights/defense/2021/all-things-fm-podcast/1-
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--change-and-innovation-for-the-fm-workforce. Stay tuned for other podcasts and great speakers in
this monthly series presented by ASMC and Guidehouse, and also provide your thoughts and
comments regarding subject areas that would be of interest to you.
ASMC BUCKEYE CHAPTER OFFICER NOMINATIONS 2021-2022
BY: STACY SON
It’s that time of year! A new ASMC Executive Board will be selected in the
coming months. Please consider running for an office or nominating
someone else to fill one of our Executive Board positions. The following
positions are available for the next term:
President – Elect
Vice President – Programs
Vice President – Participation
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Treasurer
Secretary
Nominations forms are attached and can be found on our Chapter website. Please email your
nomination forms to Mike Agdanowski at magdanowski@deloitte.com by Friday, May 21, 2021.
There are many great opportunities to practice and perfect your leadership skills within the ASMC
organization. I encourage you to talk with someone who has held an officer, chair, or co-chair
position. Ask them how it has helped them grow professionally and about the relationships they have
made. Did you know there is also information on our chapter’s website under “Membership” that
describes the roles and responsibilities for an officer along with the time commitment? I encourage
you to check that out too!
Help keep the spirit of the Buckeye Chapter strong and healthy! Please nominate yourself or another
ASMC member for these critical leadership roles.
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CHAPTER NEWS 9
GET YOUR CDFM – THE TIME IS NOW!
BY: ASMC HQ
Have you been thinking about acquiring your CDFM? Now is the time!!
We encourage you to take this opportunity and enroll in the CDFM
Program, and share this information with your colleagues!
Are you aware that acquiring your CDFM counts as one of the five professional certifications
approved to serve as an “Alternative Professional Certification” to any of the three DFMCP
certification levels? https://asmconline.org/cdfm/about-cdfm/
In light of the incredible opportunity this new exception to policy offers, and to support defense
financial management professionals in pursuit of the CDFM, ASMC National has decided to offer
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an enrollment special for those not currently enrolled in the certification program.
New CDFM enrollees will receive a significant discount from April 1 through June 30, 2021! The
ASMC members initial enrollment fee will be $20 instead of $40, and the non-member fee will be
$35 instead of $75. Visit https://asmconline.org/cdfm/enroll/ for information or to take advantage
of the enrollment special.
If you have any additional questions about the CDFM process, please contact Joe Scipione
(joseph.j.scipione.civ@mail.mil) or Elaine Forrest (elaine.m.forrest.civ@mail.mil).
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Give a warm welcome to our newest
ASMC Buckeye Chapter members!
Shannon Wendel Tosha Conley
Matthew Bruns Debra Casper
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10 CHAPTER NEWS
CONGRATS LIM GRADUATES!
BY: ASMC BUCKEYE CHAPTER EXECUTIVE BOARD
The ASMC Buckeye Chapter would like to give a shout out and big
round of applause to our members who have recently graduated from
the Leader’s in Motion (LIM) Program/DFAS Career Acclimation
Program (DCAP) at DFAS. Congratulations to Blaise Aziague, Jason
Gentile, and Megan Oxner on your accomplishment!
COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITY – MID-OHIO FOODBANK
BY: BUCKEYE CHAPTER EXECUTIVE BOARD
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The ASMC Buckeye Chapter has an opportunity to support the Mid-
Ohio Foodbank’s Kroger Food Pantry the week of May 24-27, 2021.
The foodbank is seeking volunteers to serve as Pantry Assistants
during the evening shifts from 5:00-8:30 PM. We’re targeting the night
of Monday, May 24, but we’d like to support the foodbank the other
nights if those dates better fit your schedule.
We will need at least five members to volunteer this week to get us to the 20 hours needed for this
event to count toward our community service goal. However, feel free to bring family members
that are also looking for volunteer hours and/or enjoy giving back to our Central Ohio community.
Note: Please sign up at your earliest convenience. These spots are filling up quickly, so let’s see if
we can get some spots lined up sooner rather than later. As these spots fill up quickly, please sign
up and you have the option of canceling your spot later on if you cannot attend.
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If you do not already have a volunteer account on the Mid-Ohio Volunteer Hub, please establish an
account on the Mid-Ohio Foodbank Volunteer Hub at https://mofb.volunteerhub.com/ and register
to volunteer as a Pantry Assistant for the night(s) that work best for you.
Once you sign up, please send me a note at magdanowski@deloitte.com to indicate that you will
be joining us. If you have any questions or need help, please let me know.
Note: Must be at least 13 years old to participate. If you have a student who needs credit for
volunteer hours, please provide the school name, student’s name, age, and let us know if the
student will be bringing a letter from their school to be signed.
The Mid-Ohio Foodbank is located at 3960 Brookham Drive, Grove City, Ohio 43213. Please sign
up online at the Mid-Ohio Volunteer Hub and RSVP at your earliest convenience to Mike
Agdanowski at magdanowski@deloitte.com. Thank you for volunteering!
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VIRTUAL INSTRUCTOR-LED EDFMTC COURSES
BY: ASMC HQ
The Virtual Instructor-led EDFMTC Enhanced Defense Financial Management Training Course
is a 5-day, 40-hour, intensive financial review course. It is taught in three modules:
1. Resource Management Environment
2. Budget and Cost Analysis
3. Accounting and Finance
Start/End Dates:
May 17-21 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
July 12-16 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
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Cost: $1,100
Venue: Zoom
Registration Link: https://imis.asmconline.org/net/Products.aspx?category=vedfmtc. A copy of
the textbook will be mailed before the class starts. Please provide the mailing address for your
textbook to education@asmconline.org. Course cost does not include the CDFM exam.
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MANAGEMENT MEETINGS POC: BARB BAIL, CDFM-A
Executive Board Meeting Conference Call WED APR 28
11:30 AM-1:00 PM
Planning Committee Meeting Conference Call WED MAY 26
11:30 AM-1:00 PM
Executive Board Meeting Conference Call WED JUN 30
11:30 AM-1:00 PM
EXTERNAL COMMUNITY SERVICE
BY: AWARDS/COMPETITION CHAIR
Service performed outside of ASMC can earn points for the Chapter toward
our prestigious 5-Star Status!
Our award year is just getting underway, so keep track of your community
contributions and be sure to talk to the Awards and Competition Chair/Co-
Chair to see what your achievements could mean for the Chapter!
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GENERAL INFORMATION 2020-2021 CHAPTER OFFICERS
TREASURER'S REPORT President Danielle Stanley
President-Elect Stacey Son
SUBMITTED BY: Heather M. Lyons Vice-President Participation Adu Enin-Kattah
Vice-President Programs Terri Hilton
MARCH 2021 Treasurer Heather Lyons
Secretary Abby Wingo CDFM
*** NET INCOME ***
INCOME/EXPENSES
MONTHLY INCOME: $ 91.41
2020-2021 CHAPTER CHAIRS
MONTHLY EXPENSE: $ 50.00
MONTHLY NET INCOME: $ 41.41 Audit Vonjia Shannon
YEAR TO DATE NET INCOME: $ (997.11) Awards/Competition Lori Vanderpool
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*** BANK BALANCES *** Budget Ad Hoc
AS OF 4/16/2021 Certification Elaine Forrest CDFM
CHECKING $ 14,267.38 Community Service Adu Enin-Kattah
SAVINGS $ 20,250.00 Constitution/Bylaws Ad Hoc
Education Vacant
PRESIDENT'S LEGACY FUND $ 2,131.97
Election Pam Nowicki* CDFM
TOTAL CHECKING/SAVINGS $ 36,649.35
ASMC School Drive Abby Wingo CDFM
History Justin Theado
Honor a Veteran Vacant
JUNK EMAIL BLUES Legacy Fund Ad Hoc
Did you know that your ASMC Membership Membership Barbara Lockett
Expiration Reminders could be going to your Newsletter Abby Wingo CDFM
JUNK mail folder? Be sure to check your Nominations Pam Nowicki* CDFM
mailbox so that you can renew your PDI/PDI Registration Ad Hoc
membership before it expires! Photography Jarvis Matthews
Publicity Amanda Davis
IMPORTANT DATES Scheduling Barbara Bail* CDFM-A
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Scholarship Crystal Whiteman
Competition Year April 1 – March 31 Special Events Ramiya McDaniel
Competition Deadline April 10 Team Meetings Vacant
OSU Football Fundraiser Michael Agdanowski* CDFM
Chapter Business Year July 1 – June 30
Webmaster Virgie Gault
Audit Report Due Date September 30
NEWSLETTER NEWSLETTER STAFF
This electronic newsletter is authorized and
funded by the ASMC Buckeye Chapter.
Editor Abby Wingo CDFM
Publication content is due by the 28th of the Emeritus Pam Nowicki* CDFM
month for publication and should be submitted Emeritus Jim Snyder* Retired
to the Editor via email. Proofreader Heather Lyons
* = Past President
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