Comments on: Captain Jack http://www.militarytimes.com/blogs/broadside/2009/08/27/captain-jack/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:19:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bacon http://www.militarytimes.com/blogs/broadside/2009/08/27/captain-jack/comment-page-1/#comment-3217 Bacon Thu, 03 Sep 2009 03:28:59 +0000 http://www.militarytimes.com/blogs/broadside/2009/08/27/captain-jack/#comment-3217 It sounds like you are doing great things for the troops, Jack. Bravo Zulu! It sounds like you are doing great things for the troops, Jack. Bravo Zulu!

]]> By: ablecybernaut http://www.militarytimes.com/blogs/broadside/2009/08/27/captain-jack/comment-page-1/#comment-3216 ablecybernaut Tue, 01 Sep 2009 12:13:51 +0000 http://www.militarytimes.com/blogs/broadside/2009/08/27/captain-jack/#comment-3216 What a wonderful project on the part of Capt Jack Ensch. I will soon start a similar recognition effort for our service members in the Seattle area with Air Force Colonel George Cargill, a vice President of Triwest, the Medicare contractor here. We attended the Seattle Storm women's basket team game with the Minnessota Lynx recently at Quest Field in Seattle. We will soon be planning other recognition events for our military members to include some of our wounded warriors here at Madigan Army Medical Center, Fort Lewis and possibly the Navy facilities at Bremerton, Key Port and Bangor. We will have a ways to go to even come close to Capt Jack's success around San Diego. i wish to applaud what Capt Jack has and is doing. Major General Patty Horoho, Commander of the Western Medical Region and the Army Nurse Corps recently joined the VetswithVettes & Corvette Owners Association primarily due to the clubs support of the Wounded Warrier program at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama. I also signed Dr. Bonnie Dunbar as a Club member. I am a charter member of the Club. I wrote the bylaws and letter of incorporation to establish our organization officially with Alabama. We have no dues, just a $10 initiation fee to join. You don't have to own a vet to join, just an enthusiasm for the popular American sports car. General Horoho recently relinquished Command of Madigan Army Medical Center in order to concentrate on her other duties. She invited me to a community leaders luncheon recently. I joked with her by asking her what she was going to do with all the extra time now that she will no longer be the Commander at Madigan and we laughed about it. Obviously, she won't have any extra time. I am still trying to have both General Horoho and Dr. Bonnie Dunbar, a retired NASA Astronaut, meet over lunch or dinner. I had s luncheon set for June 22nd but General Horoho was called to DC on short notice and couldn't attend. I will try to set the luncheon or dinner this fall. Dr. Dunbar is the President and CEO of the Museum of Flight at Boeing Field in Seattle. I met Dr. Dunbar at a USO Gala last December. I won her auction of a personal tour of the Museum of Flight. I have stayed in contact with her and we had her as our speaker at the Northwest Youth Leadership Conference here in June. She also attended the annual Massing of the Colors here in March at my request. Many of the Cadets in attendance at the ceremony had their picture taken with Bonnie. She flew in space five times. I am considering recommending that we plan a tour of the Museum of Flight for our Wounded Warriors and other military members locally. Regards, Jack Jory What a wonderful project on the part of Capt Jack Ensch. I will soon start a similar recognition effort for our service members in the Seattle area with Air Force Colonel George Cargill, a vice President of Triwest, the Medicare contractor here.

We attended the Seattle Storm women’s basket team game with the Minnessota Lynx recently at Quest Field in Seattle. We will soon be planning other recognition events for our military members to include some of our wounded warriors here at Madigan Army Medical Center, Fort Lewis and possibly the Navy facilities at Bremerton, Key Port and Bangor.

We will have a ways to go to even come close to Capt Jack’s success around San Diego. i wish to applaud what Capt Jack has and is doing.

Major General Patty Horoho, Commander of the Western Medical Region and the Army Nurse Corps recently joined the VetswithVettes & Corvette Owners Association primarily due to the clubs support of the Wounded Warrier program at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama.
I also signed Dr. Bonnie Dunbar as a Club member.

I am a charter member of the Club. I wrote the bylaws and letter of incorporation to establish our organization officially with Alabama. We have no dues, just a $10 initiation fee to join. You don’t have to own a vet to join, just an enthusiasm for the popular American sports car.

General Horoho recently relinquished Command of Madigan Army Medical Center in order to concentrate on her other duties. She invited me to a community leaders luncheon recently. I joked with her by asking her what she was going to do with all the extra time now that she will no longer be the Commander at Madigan and we laughed about it. Obviously, she won’t have any extra time.

I am still trying to have both General Horoho and Dr. Bonnie Dunbar, a retired NASA Astronaut, meet over lunch or dinner. I had s luncheon set for June 22nd but General Horoho was called to DC on short notice and couldn’t attend.

I will try to set the luncheon or dinner this fall. Dr. Dunbar is the President and CEO of the Museum of Flight at Boeing Field in Seattle. I met Dr. Dunbar at a USO Gala last December. I won her auction of a personal tour of the Museum of Flight. I have stayed in contact with her and we had her as our speaker at the Northwest Youth Leadership Conference here in June.

She also attended the annual Massing of the Colors here in March at my request. Many of the Cadets in attendance at the ceremony had their picture taken with Bonnie. She flew in space five times. I am considering recommending that we plan a tour of the Museum of Flight for our Wounded Warriors and other military members locally.

Regards, Jack Jory

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