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National Hispanic Heritage Month is annually celebrated from September 15 to October 15 in the United States for recognizing the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the history, culture and achievements of the United States.
Hispanic Heritage month proudly celebrates civilians, families, and Soldiers. During this time of the year, they enjoy festivals, dances, concerts, parades and honor old traditions that have been passed down for generations.
Join the PaYS Team in paying tribute to our Hispanic American friends, family members and colleagues.
Patriot day is held on September 11th each year in remembrance to all those who were injured or killed from the terrorist attacks at multiple locations in the United States on September 11, 2001.
The flag of the United States is flown at half-staff at the White House and on all U.S. government buildings and establishments throughout the world; Americans are also encouraged to display flags in and outside their homes. Additionally, a moment of silence is observed to correspond with the attacks, beginning at 8:46 a.m. (Eastern Daylight Time), the time the first plane, American Airlines Flight 11, struck the North Tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
We continue to remember this day and the sacrifices made to keep our country safe.
Sources:
Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month 2020 ‐ USTA Colorado BLAST! (coloradotennis.org)
22+ Hispanic Heritage Month Activities for Workplace 2022 - Unexpected Virtual Tours
USA Patriot Day Wishes, Messages, Greetings and Quotes ‐ 11 September (8sa.net)
Hispanic Heritage Month
By: Crancena Ross, Michael O'Brien, Curtis Taylor, Matthew Green and Samuel Armstrong
We celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month to recognize the achievements and contributions of Hispanic American champions who have inspired others to achieve success. The PaYS Team would like to recognize the following Civilian Aides to the Secretary of the Army (CASAs), Myrna Trevino, Edgar Fuentes, Mario Guerra, Luis Martinez-Monfort and MG Jose J. Reyes, Adjutant General of the Puerto Rico Army National Guard.
Myrna Trevino
Myrna Trevino is currently serving as a CASA in Houston, TX. She has always worked in a Military community providing healthcare options awareness and education, along with an overall holistic wellness plan. Myrna said, "I always wanted to be a connecter and had a natural ability for it." While already performing CASA-like duties in the community, it was an innate fit, so she submitted a package to become a CASA. Trevino added, "There was also a need to bridge the gap between the community and the Army, especially in the Hispanic community. Educating our families about the Army opportunities is an important message for our future generations. Together, we can change generations and strengthen our country."
During the interview with CASA Trevino, Ms. Ross asked her to elaborate about her traditions, celebrations, or rituals her family participates in that others might see differently. She stated, "I'm First Generation Mexican American and celebrations, traditions and rituals are all a part of my heritage. They are part of my life and so many of them have become mainstream, like mariachis, tamales, pinatas, etc. However, if I could name one that is still prominent to me, it would be my father going every Sunday morning to pick up Pan Dulce from the local Mexican bakery, while I was growing up on the Northside of Houston. Empanadas are my favorite, and we still have them on special occasions."
Edgar Fuentes
CASA Edgar Fuentes is a retired U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major currently serving in Killeen, Texas.
PaYS Marketing Analyst Michael O'Brien recently had the opportunity to interview CASA Fuentes about Hispanic Heritage Month and what it means to him. CASA Fuentes stated, "Hispanic Heritage Month shows the world how diverse our forces are and the contributions that all races have when it comes to the reason for our success as Armed Forces. Being Hispanic is not about one month, it's about bringing respect to my last name and my culture at all times."
CASA Fuentes went on to say, "One of the most powerful quotes that I live by was one from the legend Roberto Clemente: "If you have an opportunity to make things better and you don't, then you are wasting your time on Earth." For me it is all about inspiring people to do their best no matter where they come from, with the hopes that they pay it forward and continue to inspire the next generation."
Mario Guerra
CASA Mario Guerra is currently serving in Los Angeles, CA. Mr. Guerra was born in Cuba right after Fidel Castro took power. His father was a surgeon in Cuba and was very well off financially, but he decided he wanted more for his family and a communist regime would not allow him to achieve that dream. The family came to the United States on one of the first Freedom Flights (Viaje de Libertad). His father left everything behind to start new at the age of 41. CASA Guerra remembered being strip-searched as a little boy at the age of six in Havana and did not understand why the family had to leave everything behind. With less than $50 to their name, they arrived in America.
"Like many refugees after arriving in America, everyone in my family went to work." Guerra states. His dad started as a janitor at a Los Angeles hospital while he learned English and studied his medical books at night. When he finally retired, he was a surgeon at the very same hospital.
CASA Guerra commented regarding the opportunities we have here, "America is a very good country with a big heart". He also used the line that many can relate to or use today, "Cuban by birth, American by choice". CASA Guerra, from a young age, witnessed what an amazing country we have. "I am grateful for everything that America stands for." Guerra has a legacy that will continue to shine in his community for Hispanic Americans including being only the second Hispanic Mayor in the 145-year history of his town.
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THE PROGRAM MANAGER...
Dear PaYS Partners,
Let's welcome our newest PaYS Partners and give a special thanks to the battalion's leadership and A&PAs for their support.
New PaYS Partners
General Dynamics Electric Boat -
CTARNG Recruiting and Retention Battalion
RSW Regional Jail Authority -
Richmond Battalion
Pike Industries -
New England Battalion
BCH Mechanical -
Tampa Battalion
NPR of America, Inc. -
Nashville Battalion
Mooseheart -
Chicago Battalion
MCC, Inc. -
Milwaukee Battalion
Bi-State Development -
Kansas City Battalion
Upcoming Signing Ceremonies
20 September 2022
Denali Universal Services, AKARNG Recruiting and Retention Battalion
22 September 2022
South Jersey Industries, Inc., Mid-Atlantic Battalion
28 September 2022
Good Foods Group, LLC, WIARNG Recruiting and Retention Battalion
28 September 2022
Molex, Inc., NEARNG Recruiting and Retention Battalion
5 October 2022
Transocean, Houston Battalion
9 November 2022
Montrose Memorial Hospital, Inc., COARNG Recruiting and Retention Battalion
Regional Army PaYS Marketing Analysts:
Crancena Ross
(Northeast Region)
(410) 206-0413
crancena.g.ross.ctr@army.mil
Davin Bentley
(Midwest Region)
(614) 886-0270
davin.j.bentley.ctr@army.mil
Samuel Armstrong
(ARNG East)
(202) 770-7200
samuel.armstrong21.ctr@army.mil
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Luis Martinez-Monfort
Luis Martinez-Monfort, serving as CASA out of Tampa, Fl., is the managing partner of the law firm of Martinez-Monfort, P.A. He is also a successful small business co-owner of Tampa Laundry Company, LLC, a full service residential and commercial laundry company which was named Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year in the start-up category. Mr. Martinez-Monfort is involved in various charitable and social organizations in the Tampa Bay Area. He and his wife, Amy, have two children.
PaYS Marketing Analyst Curtis Taylor asked Martinez-Monfort, what did Hispanic Heritage Month mean to him, and his responses were, "One of the unifying themes of Hispanic Heritage Month that resonates with me, is the celebration of the pride and love so many of us Hispanics have for this great Country of ours." He went on to say, "My pride and love for America is born out of my family's political refugee story. You see, both sides of my family fled communist Cuba to America shortly after 1959 with barely the clothes on their back. One of my grandfathers, who himself served in the U.S. Army in WWII, was arrested, and detained by the Fidel Regime in the famous La Cabaña fortress in Havana Harbor for part of 1959. It was only in the welcoming arms of America where political refugees such as my family could find safety, peace, and the opportunity to rebuild their lives. My family believes, like most Cuban Americans who fled communist oppression, that America is truly the shining city on the hill that embodies freedom and opportunity. Such belief bore true for Cuban Americans arriving in the 1960s and drives those today who still risk life and limb to cross treacherous seas just for the chance to be a part of the America dream. My father served in the U.S. Army with humility and pride, thankful for the opportunity to give back to the Country that gave his family so much. I, in turn, humbly try to carry forward that sense of gratitude through my service in the CASA Program. To me, Hispanic Heritage Month is about celebrating America's warmth and love for its Hispanic immigrants that, like all immigrants over its 200 plus year history are an integral part of what makes this Nation great. Dios bendiga a los Estados Unidos! (God Bless the United States)."
MG Jose J. Reyes
MG Jose J. Reyes currently serves as The Adjutant General of the Puerto Rico Army National Guard. He joined the U.S. Army in 1985 and spent nine years on Active Duty. The last 28 years he has served in the Puerto Rico Army National Guard, appointed Adjutant General by Governor Kay Ivey in July 2017. He is originally from Guaynabo, PR.
MG Reyes shared his thought on his hero, his father, who came from humble beginning in Coamo, PR. His father was one of 22 kids. He was a man of great vision, ambition, and decided to leave Puerto Rico to create a better future. There was no obstacle too great that he could not overcome. His father later moved to Spain to study medicine, but returned to Puerto Rico, making it home once again and investing his talents into developing commercial real estate properties successfully until he was 100 years old.
MG Reyes stated to PaYS Marketing Analyst, Samuel Armstrong, "Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to recognize the hard work of all Hispanics living in the United States - including Puerto Ricans - and the sacrifices they make daily to provide for their loved ones, their communities, and the Nation. It is a time to honor their extraordinary contributions to our country and to celebrate their incomparable achievements."
He went on to say "Puerto Ricans are proud of their US citizenship, but as Hispanics we are also proud of the outstanding contributions we have made to the United States' societal and cultural development. We have given the country distinguished individuals in government, science, sports, and the arts. Athletes like Roberto Clemente; actors in the league of Rita Moreno, Raúl Julia and Benicio del Toro; pioneers like U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, and the first female Surgeon General of the U.S., Dr. Antonia Coello. And, why not, we are also famous for our tostones and Piña Coladas."
"We are a rich culture, filled with flavors, aromas, and rhythm. We are proud to be Hispanics."
Disney Veterans Institute Invites PaYS
By: PaYS Staff
Disney's Veterans Institute Summit presented by Disney Institute and sponsored by Wounded Warrior Project took place 19-20 August 2022 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort. The complimentary two-day event was created to inspire business professionals and organizations to create their own Military Veteran hiring programs using insights from The Walt Disney Company's Heroes Work Here initiative. The Heroes Work Here was introduced in 2012, and to date it has resulted in more than 11,000 veterans joining the company, representing all lines of work.
U.S. Army General Paul E. Funk II, Commanding General, United States Army Training and Doctrine Command kicked off the event with opening remarks and participated in several panel discussions throughout the first day. GEN Funk stated, "Those who have served in the Military have a strong sense of mission, purpose and culture that makes them valuable employees as they transition to their civilian lives. I am happy to see organizations like Disney supporting so many of our men and women who have valiantly served their Nation."
PaYS Program Manager, Antonio Johnson began his presentation by sharing a personal story of his transition from the Army to the civilian workforce. "After 22 years of working for the same employer and never being laid off, asked to take a pay cut or worrying about being fired, my decision to leave the Army caused stress for my family because there were no guarantees on the other side." Antonio would go on to give an overview of PaYS to over 400 in-person attendees and thousands of participants watching online. After the speaking engagement, Antonio continued to network and discuss collaborative opportunities with several representatives of employers and Veteran support organizations. Immediately following the conclusion of the summit, Antonio stated, "It was truly an honor to present the U.S. Army Partnership for Your Success (PaYS) Program at the Disney Veterans Institute. Being surrounded by so many people and organizations that support our Nation's Veterans was very inspiring and reinforces my commitment to serve."
PaYS would like to thank the Disney Veterans Institute for recognizing the program's significance to transitioning Soldiers. Additionally, the opportunity to promote PaYS awareness will greatly benefit the success of the program. We look forward to working with Disney on future initiatives that further support Veterans.
Marketing Trips
By: Davin Bentley and Michael O'Brien
This month was filled with productive marketing trips discussing the opportunities that PaYS provides as Soldiers transition from the Army to interviewing with one of our partners.
PaYS Marketing Analysts Davin Bentley and Michael O'Brien recently visited the Columbus Army Recruiting Battalion in Cincinnati, OH to promote the PaYS Program and strengthen the relationships with our many partners in the area.
Davin and Michael connected with current PaYS Partners Roto-Rooter, Western and Southern, Cintas and TLG Peterbilt and enjoyed learning more about these partner companies and what they have to offer our Soldiers.
The PaYS team is very proud of the relationships we have established in Ohio and look forward to providing our partners with excellent talent for their positions for employment.
Above Left - PaYS Marketing Analyst Michael O'Brien speaks with Florence, KY Army Recruiting Station Commander SFC Charles Brown
Above Right - General Manager of TLG Peterbilt Cincinnati, Brad McDonald and PaYS Marketing Analyst Davin Bentley (right)
Below Right - PaYS Marketing Analyst Michael O'Brien conducted a PaYS overview for the City of Leavenworth City Manager, Paul Kramer, Penny Holler, Assistant City Manager, and Lona Lanter, HR Director
Mr. O'Brien connected with current PaYS Partners Smithfield and Quest Diagnostics and visited potential PaYS Partners that expressed interest in joining the partnership including the City of Leavenworth, KS. Also, Mike met with several members of the Army Recruiting team in the Kansas City metro area about connecting Soldiers with PaYS Partners.
Mr. O'Brien also had the pleasure to meet and greet the Kansas City Army Recruiting Battalion leadership and staff. Michael was able to brief Battalion Commander, LTC Christopher Collins. Afterwards, Michael visited the Guidance Counselors working at the Military Entrance Processing Station to discuss PaYS options for Future Soldiers.
Additionally, Michael had the opportunity to attend the PaYS Signing Ceremony with Academy Bank and Armed Forces Bank at the banking facility on Ft. Leavenworth, KS to complete his trip.
Right - LTC Christopher Collins, Commander, Kansas City Army Recruiting Battalion and Michael O'Brien, PaYS Marketing Analyst discuss Army PaYS and strategic initiatives moving forward. Michael O'Brien also met with MSG Heather Pippin, MEPS Senior Guidance Counselor to discuss PaYS importance for Future Soldiers
Patriot Day
By: PaYS Staff / FDNY Staff
Patriot Day is held on September 11th each year in remembrance to all those who were injured or killed from the terrorist attack at multiple locations in the United States on September 11, 2001. Of the 2,753 people killed at the World Trade Center, 343 were first responders from the Fire Department of New York, while another 71 were law enforcement officers from 10 different agencies.
PaYS would like to thank our partner, Fire Department of New York (FDNY) for sharing the way they memorialize all the victims of the 9/11 attacks.
The Office of Public Information for FDNY shared the following comments with PaYS Project Lead, JR Rivers; "Each year on September 11th, the Department begins the day with a wreath laying at sunrise at the Fireman's Monument on Riverside Drive in Manhattan. Later in the morning, hundreds of Firefighters gather there as well for a memorial service. Throughout the city, at firehouses and EMS Stations, active and retired members gather with FDNY families and hold private memorial services. Some locations hold a mass, others gather for moments of silence and memorial services to honor the 343 FDNY members who made the Supreme Sacrifice at the World Trade Center. At Ten House - the quarters of Engine Company 10 and Ladder Company 10 - located on Liberty Street across from the World Trade Center Memorial, the Department maintains an Honor Guard for the day.
Right - Memorial wall at FDNY Headquarters at Metrotech Plaza with the names of those firefighters who died in the line of duty including those killed on 9/11
PaYS Signing Ceremonies
By: Michael O'Brien, Crancena Ross, and Samuel Armstrong
The PaYS Signing Ceremony solidifies the formal partnership and allows new partners to begin granting guaranteed interviews for transitioning Active Duty, National Guard and Reserve Soldiers. This month, we welcome TLG Peterbilt, Public Consulting Group, Janus Research Group, Oswego Health, Academy Bank and Armed Forces Bank and the State of South Carolina.
A signing ceremony was conducted at the TLG Peterbilt location in Cincinnati, OH. In attendance, representing TLG Peterbilt, were Nathan Conn, Vice President of Human Resources, Mike Thurston, Regional Vice President and Brad McDonald, Cincinnati General Manager. Representing the Army were LTC Brett Gambacorta, Columbus Recruiting Battalion Commander and CPT Jacqueline Donnelly, Miami Valley Recruiting Company Commander.
During the ceremony, Mr. Conn stated, "I believe there is no better organization for us to partner with than the U.S. Army. The talent that comes from the U.S. Army reflects the values that we believe are important at TLG including commitment, loyalty, and hard work."
Mr. Thurston later stated, "We know that leaving the Army and entering the civilian workforce can be a challenging time for Soldiers. We hope that this partnership provides them with confidence and support as they transition into civilian career opportunities." He went on to further state, "Hiring Veterans is more than an act of patriotism. The skills and experience gained in the military are invaluable to organizations like ours, where truck drivers and businesses are counting on us to ensure their trucks are on the road keeping America moving every day."
TLG Peterbilt keeps a fleet of reliable trucks on the road for our Nation's supply chain and the PaYS Team is extremely excited to welcome the company to the Army family and is more than confident that they will add value to the U.S. Army!
Right - Columbus Army Recruiting BN Commander LTC Brett Gambacorta and TLG Peterbilt VP of HR Nathan Conn sign the PaYS Ceremonial Agreement during the signing ceremony in Cincinnati, and Mr. Conn is presented with the PaYS Certificate of Partnership plaque by LTC Gambacorta
Public Consulting Group, LLC. announced their partnership with PaYS during a ceremony held at their headquarters in Boston, MA. LTC Natasha Clarke, Commander, New England Army Recruiting Battalion officiated the event alongside Mr. William S. Mosakowski, Founder, President and CEO of Public Consulting Group, LLC.
During the ceremony, LTC Clarke said, "It is an honor to be recognized as a PaYS Partner Organization and to have the opportunity to empower our Veterans and service members in their civilian career pursuits". I want to thank you for partnering with us to better prepare our Veterans when they are exiting the Army."
Mr. Mosakowski echoed LTC Clarke's enthusiasm for the burgeoning partnership as they signed the ceremonial agreement.
LTC Clarke provided closing remarks and there was a cake-cutting celebration to conclude the ceremony.
Public Consulting Group, LLC, is a leading public solutions implementation and operations improvement firm that partners with health, education, and human services and agencies to improve lives. Headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts, Public Consulting Group, LLC has more than 60 offices worldwide. The firm has four designated practice areas in all 50 states.
Congratulations to Public Consulting Group, LLC. we look forward to a successful partnership.
Right - LTC Natasha Clarke, Commander New England Recruiting Battalion, presents the PaYS Plaque to Mr. William S. Mosakowski, Founder, President and CEO, Public Consulting Group.
Janus Research Group, LLC. signed their partnership agreement during a ceremony at the TechNet Augusta Conference in Augusta GA. MG Paul Stanton, Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Gordon Commanding General hosted the event with Mr. John Dewey, CEO, Janus Research Group, LLC. During his remarks, Mr. Dewey stated, "By partnering with the U.S. Army PaYS Program you get the benefit of Military experience staying within your mission."
MG Stanton said, "This is a fantastic program and fantastic opportunity in line with Transition Assistance Program and in line with our concept of Soldiers For Life. It's a mutually beneficial opportunity where great companies like Janus that are known for hiring our Military Service members keep the technology and the insight from our team right in house with companies that come back to help us solve our problems."
Janus Research Group, LLC. is a technology innovator and engineering and technical service large business. Founded in 1997 as a virtual training and mission support service company, they have grown over time by forging a reputation for technical excellence, innovation, cost-schedule performance, and customer service. Today, JANUS' centers of gravity are in Capabilities Development and Integration; Systems Engineering and Technical Services; Software and Cloud Development, Deployment, and Integration; Cybersecurity; Modeling, Simulation, and Training; and Mission Command & Tactical Communications.
Right - MG Paul Stanton, Commanding General, Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Gordon presented Mr. John Dewey, CEO, Janus Research Group the PaYS Certificate of Participation plaque from Army PaYS.
Oswego Health conducted a PaYS signing ceremony at The Farmers Market, in Oswego, NY. The ceremony was hosted by LTC John Dickens, Commander, Syracuse Army Recruiting Battalion. Oswego Health President of Human Resource, Mr. Marq Brown was present at the event to sign the ceremonial agreement.
The Mayor of the City of Oswego, William J. Barlow Jr., spoke about how the City of Oswego, NY became a partner and is proud of the partnership as he hopes other companies come on board. During the ceremony, LTC Dickens said, "The more we can close the gap between our communities and our Soldiers the stronger we all become. I want to thank you for partnering with us to better prepare our Veterans when they are exiting the Army." Mr. Marq Brown then stated "We are always looking to build a pipeline of talent inside and outside of the organization so that's why this partnership with the Army PaYS Program is a win-win for Oswego Health. The community deserves high-quality care, and our mission at Oswego Health is to provide just that by recruiting the best of the best, by hiring Veterans."
Oswego Health was founded more than 130 years ago when a group of community-minded residents gathered for the specific purpose of starting a hospital. A look back to the initial board minutes reveals that the founders had concerns, not unlike those in healthcare today. They wanted to provide care to all residents, regardless of income and other factors. They desired a location that people could easily access and, of course, wanted their facility to have the best physicians and most modern technology. Since that initial hospital meeting held in 1881, Oswego Hospital has evolved into a healthcare system that includes many vital services and programs.
Congratulations to Oswego Health. We look forward to a great partnership.
Right - LTC John Dickens, Commander, Syracuse Recruiting Battalion with Mr. Marq Brown, President of Human Resources, Oswego
Academy Bank and Armed Forces Bank became the newest members of the PaYS Program for the U.S. Army and the Kansas City Army Recruiting Battalion. A signing ceremony was conducted at the Armed Forces Bank headquarters on Fort Leavenworth, KS.
In attendance, representing Academy Bank and Armed Forces Bank, were Jodi Vickery, Director of Military Consumer Lending, Teresa Ascencio, Chief People Officer, and Jackie Jerauld, Human Resources Generalist. Representing the Army were CPT Micah Robbins, Liberty Recruiting Company Commander and 1LT Caleb Pflug, Liberty Recruiting Company Executive Officer.
During the ceremony, Ms. Vickery stated, "Becoming a PaYS Partner is a meaningful way that Armed Forces Bank, and our sister bank, Academy Bank, can act on our deep commitment to supporting the men and women of the Military while they serve and as they transition to civilian life."
Ms. Ascencio later stated, "I am excited to offer PaYS participants the opportunity to have a career in banking because we know they have a heart for service."
The PaYS Team is extremely excited to welcome Academy Bank and Armed Forces Bank to the Army family and is more than confident that they will support our transitioning Soldiers.
Right - Liberty Army Recruiting Company Commander CPT Micah Robbins and Academy Bank/Armed Forces Bank Director of Military Consumer Lending, Jodi Vickery sign the PaYS Ceremonial Agreement during the signing ceremony at Ft. Leavenworth, KS. and is presented with the Certificate of Participation plaque.
South Carolina's Governor Henry McMaster, Lieutenant Governor Pamela S. Evette and members of the governor's cabinet participated in a ceremony in support of the PaYS Partnership with the State of South Carolina. The event was hosted by TRADOC Commanding General, GEN Paul E. Funk II. Governor McMaster and other dignitaries were invited to Fort Jackson, SC to sign the partnership with the U.S. Army.
Governor McMaster says, "Pride runs deep in the Palmetto State." The Governor also stated that, "There's something about putting on a uniform and serving other people. Being there to protect, to help, and to serve. We are proud of that. We are proud of the fact that we are covered up with it here in South Carolina."
GEN Paul Funk II, Commanding General, TRADOC, during his remarks said, "Your Military needs you to want them to be around. Want to give them opportunity. Watch them learn and grow and develop. For the young men and women in your Army, you see it's your Army and not mine, it's yours. Together and collectively, it's ours. We're just looking for an opportunity. We want to live in great communities like yours."
Military leaders say the PaYS Program benefits both the Soldier and the potential employers right here in the state. It will boost the economy and fill needed positions across the midlands as Soldiers return to South Carolina. Soldiers now can interview for five different companies at the completion of their service, and set themselves up for success.
Source: U.S. Army and State of South Carolina to start partnership for post-army employment | WACH
Right - South Carolina's Governor Henry McMaster, Lieutenant Governor Pamela S. Evette, members of the governor's cabinet, and TRADOC Commanding General, GEN Paul E. Funk II
A Big Thank You to these Partners Celebrating their September PaYS Anniversaries:
State Farm Mutual Insurance 29-Sep-00
Lockheed Martin 25-Sep-01
Caterpillar 26-Sep-01
Penn United Technology, Inc. 5-Sep-03
Tulsa Police Department 8-Sep-03
Boston Fire Department 17-Sep-04
Liquid Transport Corp. 6-Sep-05
Missouri State Highway Patrol 12-Sep-05
Hyundai Motor America 22-Sep-06
Georgia Department of Corrections 25-Sep-06
Sentinel Transportation, LLC 25-Sep-06
Navistar, Inc. formerly "International Truck & Engine Corporation" 12-Sep-09
Bluegrass Cellular, Inc. 5-Sep-07
Century 21 Real Estate, LLC 5-Sep-07
Jenkins Brick Company 5-Sep-07
Milan Express Company, Inc. 5-Sep-07
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office 14-Sep-07
Connect One Security previously "Ranger American" 14-Sep-07
Texas Department of Public Safety 25-Sep-07
Anderson Equipment Company 26-Sep-07
Sleepy's LLC 5-Sep-08
Eaton Corporation 5-Sep-08
Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections - Corrections Services 13-Sep-08
Pierce Distribution Services Company 13-Sep-08
Metro Pavia Health System 23-Sep-09
Combined Insurance of America 21-Sep-11
City of Coronado 17-Sep-12
Thompson Metal Fab, Inc. 17-Sep-12
P. I. & I. Motor Express 20-Sep-12
Monarch Beverage Company 27-Sep-12
American Income Life Ins. ALTIG 9-Sep-13
Hays County Juvenile Center 9-Sep-13
Progressive Casualty Ins. Co. 11-Sep-13
Fenner Dunlop Americas 11-Sep-13
Nestlé, USA 23-Sep-13
Ophir-Sphiricon, LLC 11-Sep-15
Global Repair Group 25-Sep-15
First Transit, Inc. 30-Sep-15
The Coamoplolitan of Las Vegas 14-Sep-16
Gerelco Electrical Contractors, Inc. 18-Sep-17
Isaac Heating & air Conditioning Inc. 18-Sep-17
Wawa 18-Sep-17
Centura Health 18-Sep-17
Coca-Cola Bottling Works of Tullahoma, Inc. 18-Sep-17
TransCore, LP 18-Sep-17
Constellis, LLC 27-Sep-17
Quinn CAT 27-Sep-17
Reliant Roofing, Inc. 27-Sep-17
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office 27-Sep-17
Suburban Plumbing SC 27-Sep-17
Mapei Corporation 27-Sep-17
Shasta County Sheriff's Office 12-Sep-18
Alta Enterprise LLC 12-Sep-18
Ralph Smith Company 12-Sep-18
Blue Ridge Regional Jail Authority 24-Sep-18
Juneau Police Department 24-Sep-18
Clearview 24-Sep-18
Main Events Caterers 24-Sep-18
Hertrich Family of Dealerships, Inc. 24-Sep-18
Republic Serives Procurement, Inc. 3-Sep-19
CentiMark Corporation 11-Sep-19
Kern County Sheriff's Office 11-Sep-19
Consumer 2.0 23-Sep-19
EEC Acquisitions, LLC 27-Sep-19
Transocean 27-Sep-19
Charles County Sheriff's Office 27-Sep-19
AmeriQual Group, LLC 27-Sep-19
Bell Textron Inc. 27-Sep-19
Location Services 8-Sep-20
Mears Group, Inc. 15-Sep-20
LeafFilter North, LLC 15-Sep-20
Raymond Handling Concepts Corporation 15-Sep-20
Pike Corporation 15-Sep-20
Amarillo Police Department 15-Sep-20
First National Bank Texas 15-Sep-20
TCF Financial Corporation 15-Sep-20
Telecom Construction Services Inc. 28-Sep-20
ABT Electronics 28-Sep-20
Washington State Department of Corrections 28-Sep-20
Methodist Health System 28-Sep-20
Guardian Fueling Technologies LLC 28-Sep-20
Cyngus Home Service dba Schwan's Home Service 28-Sep-20
Claypool Electric 30-Sep-20
Comerica Bank 30-Sep-20
Graham Packaging Company, L.P. 30-Sep-20
CoxHealth 30-Sep-20
Community Medical Services 30-Sep-20
Seagate Technology LLC 30-Sep-20
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. 30-Sep-20
Cobham Advanced Electronics Solutions 10-Sep-21
Tully's Good Times Family, Inc. 13-Sep-21
Dead River Company 16-Sep-21
Transdev North America 27-Sep-21
SRS Distribution 23-Sep-21
Mohawk Industries, Inc. 27-Sep-21
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