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The Latest on the SBP-DIC Offset Elimination
12/03/2020
COVID-19 Facility Closures - PAFB
08/27/2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources and Updates
08/20/2020
Our Chapter Goes Dark
05/21/2020
MOAACC’s Gone Virtual!
04/15/2020
Surviving Spouse Corner: 10 Helpful Resources for Surviving Spouses
04/02/2020
Having a list of go-to resources is essential for peace of mind and coping with loss.
How Your Voice Can Help MOAA’s Advocacy Mission
01/30/2020
Make an impact on legislative issues by calling, emailing, using social media, or showing up in person.
MOAACC Membership
01/25/2020
The new decade of 2020 has arrived! In the last century they had the Roaring ‘20s. We on the Space Coast will have our own Roaring ‘20s as American rockets begin sending astronauts to the ISS and return man (and woman) to the moon. At the same time, and closer to home, we need to assure that this chapter is still vibrant and thriving. The only way to ensure this happens is to maintain and grow our membership. As the incoming Chairman for Membership, I want to challenge all our members to bring in one new member this year. It’s an “All Hands on Deck” effort. At the recently held Florida Council of Chapters Leadership Seminar it was stress over and over the importance of increasing membership. The larger we are enhances our ability to impact legislatively locally and nationally, provide support to local veterans and active duty personnel, and support to our charitable organizations. The last membership report showed us with a total of 1388 members, which was less than the previous year. This year our goal is to increase our chapter membership to more than 1400. So, two objectives need to be met. 1) Current members renew your membership if you haven’t already done so and 2) get a new member. I would bet that each member knows at least one other officer who qualifies for chapter membership, so ask them. If you are enjoying your membership, why would you not invite them?
MOAACC Survivor Assistance Lessons Learned
01/22/2020
Even though the repeal of the so called “Widows Tax” has been signed into law, it’s taking a while to find out some important details of how and when it will be implemented. I did some research on the DFAS website at: https://www.dfas.mil/retiredmilitary/survivors/SBP-DIC-News , and found what I hope will be some useful information.
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