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Navy Log Weekly Photo 7

The artistic talent of Mary Church Young, Engineering Draftsman (Electronics) is given recognition by Captain W.L. Marshall of Ship Repair Facility for her water color of the Statue of Liberty. The painting, done in blue, now hangs in the office of…

Navy Log Weekly Photo 9

CDR Frank Hartin presents the official letter of retirement to Mr. Milton E. Noyes at festivities held in Mr. Noyes’ honor recently at the Ship Repair Facility. Looking on (foreground) is Mrs. Elizabeth Perry, Administrative Officer

Navy Log Weekly Photo 7

All of the Shop 67 employees at SRF joined forces to plan a lovely farewell luncheon for Mr. Milton Noyes on the occasion of his retirement. Festivities included not only the luncheon and farewell speeches, but entertainment as well

Ship Repair Facility Announces Awards Photo 5

Receiving 20 Years Federal Service pins are, left to right: John P. Kozak, Ramon G. Leon-Guerrero, Tai Fong Choy, and Teodoro D. Subayan

Ship Repair Facility Announces Awards Photo 4

Beneficial suggestion awards, left to right: Donald B. Cone, Mateo M. Ignacio, Ricardo D. Ridao, and Ruben M. Carpio

Ship Repair Facility Announces Awards Photo 3

Materials handling and construction equipment operators receiving awards – left to right: Joaquin C. Lujan, Misterio L.G. Mesa, and Roman S.N. Quidacha

Ship Repair Facility Announces Awards Photo 2

Leadingman Machinist (Marine) Charles Hill receiving certificate for five consecutive years of accident-free supervision from Capt. Walter L. Marshall, Commanding Officer, SRF

Better Living Photo 6

The tiniest member of the tour group turned out to be Roxanne Starling pictured here with tour guides (left to right) BM1 Curtis McVay, SF1 Ray Rector, GM1 Robert Starling, and MM1 Charles Clark, who supervised the tour

Better Living Photo 5

Betty Rector learns the intricacies of a forklift from her husband SF1 Ray Rector during the tour of SRF facilities. Also pictured at Jo Clark and Julie McVay