TBD/Appreciate the input and have them down on the candidate list. I know Gary
well (Woods knows him even more so).
Thanks again and please pass on any other thoughts you might have,
/Ace
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To: sogagg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; 'Terrance J. McKearney'
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Subject: [sogagg] Re: Patriot Day Golf Tournament
Duane, Thanks to you and Kay for this generous initiative. I have two possible
attendees for you to consider if we would like to move in that direction:
1. RADM Gary Bonelli - Chairman of the Board of the Navy SEAL Foundation (is
local)
2. Mr. Charles Humphrey Keating III - President of the Charles Humphrey Keating
IV Foundation (is local)
They would ideally play together.
Gary's Bio and the CHKIV Website Info Follows:
The Navy SEAL Foundation, a nonprofit organization providing immediate and
ongoing support and assistance to the Naval Special Warfare Community and its
families, recently announced Rear Admiral Garry J. Bonelli as Chairman of the
Board.
<http://navyseals.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/118.jpg>
Enlisting in the U.S. Navy in 1968, Rear Adm. Garry Bonelli graduated from
Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training Class 51 in Coronado, Calif.
Bonelli made two ground combat deployments in Vietnam as a Navy “Frogman” with
Underwater Demolition Team 12.
In 1974, Bonelli became a member of the first reserve unit of Naval Special
Warfare.
In 1976, while completing his Master of Science degree in Mass Communications,
he received a direct commission in the Navy Reserve. Bonelli has served as the
commanding officer of eight Navy reserve units.
Bonelli was mobilized in 1990 in support of Operations Desert Shield and Desert
Storm, and served as the commanding officer of SEAL Team 5. He has the
distinction of being the first and only reservist to ever command an
active-duty SEAL Team.
In 2001, Bonelli was selected to serve as the deputy commander of Navy Reserve
Readiness Command Southwest. In 2005, he completed a three-year collateral
assignment as a member of the Secretary of the Navy’s National Navy Reserve
Policy Board. Recalled to active duty in 2006, Bonelli served as the chief of
staff for Naval Special Warfare Command. This echelon two headquarters command
is responsible for seven major subordinate commands comprising a total force of
9,000 SEAL, Special Boat and mission specialists personnel. The command
develops strategy, doctrine and tactics for Naval Special Warfare forces
supporting fleet and joint special operations worldwide. Bonelli served as the
Force Commander of Naval Special Warfare Command during 2008. He now serves on
extended recall as the Deputy.
In his prior civilian profession, Bonelli was a staff director with the San
Diego Association of Governments, a strategic research, planning and
transportation agency working for the 18 cities and county government in the
region. He helped manage a $14 billion public infrastructure program and
developed public policy initiatives for locally elected officials on numerous
issues encompassing population growth, transportation, governance, housing,
environmental management, economic development, public safety, bi-national
coordination and military-civilian community relationships.
Navy SEAL Foundation <http://www.navysealfoundation.org/> – Established to
serve U.S. Navy SEALs, Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen, Naval Special
Warfare (NSW) support personnel, and their families, the Navy SEAL Foundation
provides a comprehensive set of programs specifically designed to reduce the
stressors associated with the tremendous amount of uncertainty and pressure
that comes with life in Naval Special Warfare (NSW). Since the 9/11 terrorist
attacks, there has been an unprecedented demand for Special Operations Forces
(SOF) around the globe. SEALs spend up to 270 days away from home each year in
the most unforgiving environments and training at an unrelenting pace in order
to maintain their ability to execute our nation’s toughest military missions.
Their commitment to our country and the mission is only possible because of the
significant personal sacrifices made by their families.
The Charles Humphrey Keating IV Foundation -
https://charleshumphreykeatingivfoundation.org/
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From: "Dwayne Junker" [dwayne.junker@xxxxxxx]
Date: 05/06/2018 06:39 PM
To: sogagg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:sogagg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> , "'Terrance J.
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