Colonel Nagy presents a Certificate of Appreciation and MOAA challenge coin to Commander Orvik.
G. William Myers (Lt., CEC, USN Former)
The Catalina Mountain Satellite Chapter (CMSC) of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) held its February meeting on Feb. 20. The meeting began with a short business session presided over by Col. Bill Nagy, president, during which members were updated on the chapter’s current and future activities.
The speaker for the meeting was Cdr. Ross “Rusty” Orvik, USN (Retired). Cdr. Orvik received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of California, San Diego, and a Master’s in Business Administration from Santa Clara University. His active-duty assignments included two deployments to the Western Pacific aboard the USS San Francisco (SSN 711). The USS San Francisco is a Los Angeles Class fast attack nuclear submarine commissioned in April 1981.
Rusty spoke concerning his position as the Southern Area Employer Outreach Director for Arizona ESGR. ESGR is the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Office, which is a Department of Defense organization dedicated to promoting a culture in which all American employers support and value the military service of their employees who also serve in the National Guard and Reserve.
All members and non-members interested in attending the next meeting need to contact Col. Kurt McMillan at [email protected] or 520-270-5856 or Col. Bill Nagy at [email protected] or 520-355-5064. Wives are always welcome. Seating is limited to the first 40 members and guests who confirm their attendance.
The Catalina Mountains Satellite Chapter is part of Tucson Chapter of MOAA, and encompasses northwest Tucson including Catalina, Oracle, parts of Oro Valley and Marana, SaddleBrooke, SaddleBrooke Ranch, and Sun City. For additional MOAA information, contact Col. Bill Nagy at [email protected] or our website at www.tucsonmoaa.com. The Military Officers Association of America is a non-profit veteran’s association dedicated to maintaining a strong national defense and to preserve the earned entitlements of members of the uniformed services and their families and survivors.