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Kathleen Yokota Wahl and Franklin Parr. For their honesty, integrity, work ethic, and willingness to go above and beyond to protect the people and the environment in the state of California.

Eric Brocales CA

The team is celebrating 30 years of Carolyn Hundley service. Always going the extra mile by educating and helping colleagues who need their technical knowledge. Carolyn has successfully participated in several projects in addition she is an expert in several applications and products which makes her one of the best assets we have at the agency.

Pedro J Matos Garcia Other

Thank you, Charmaine McDaniel, for all you do in the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, and Accessibility (DEIBA) spaces! I love working with you. You always go above and beyond in everything you do. You make a difference for everyone you work with and for social justice. I am excited to work alongside you in those spaces to help everyone have a real voice and feel valued, appreciated, and heard. With sincere appreciation!

Elizabeth Hendrix VA

Heartfelt Thanks During Public Service Week Dear Sharon Alexis, During Public Service Week, I want to express my deep appreciation for your outstanding leadership at DOL/OASAM/BOC/OSS. Your dynamic approach has made work not only enjoyable but also a platform for learning and daily challenges. Each day under your guidance is an opportunity for personal and professional growth. Thank you for your dedication and for inspiring us to excel. Your influence is truly transformative. Warm regards, Steve Augente

Steve Augente DC

Dr. Antoinette Carole Grace Mbarga is an awards winning Human Rights Advocate, and community activist with a heartfelt visible commitment to serve the world at local and global levels. She shines as a beacon of excellence and commitment to a better world by offering her services PRO BONO through a lifetime of volunteering in communities here in the US and abroad. Born in Cameroon and having established a significant presence in the Washington metropolitan area, Dr. Mbarga has emerged as a driving force for peace, justice, and sustainable development. Her career embodies an unwavering devotion to these ideals, internationally recognized by prestigious awards that acknowledge her global impact. Beginning her career with a clear vision, Dr. Mbarga has brought her expertise and innovative ideas as a principal consultant to the US Global Advisory and Liaison Committee for the Diaspora Innovation Institute. Her entrepreneurial spirit is also evident in her roles as CEO and founder of Afiri Consulting International and The Mbarga Project, where she has tirelessly worked to promote positive change across the globe. Beyond her professional achievements, Dr. Mbarga's personal commitment to marginalized communities runs deep. She has been a powerful voice for Latin American and African immigrants, at-risk youth, and low-income families, addressing critical issues such as domestic violence, human trafficking, and women's rights. Her proactive response to racial discrimination during the Russia-Ukraine conflict highlights her dedication to justice for all, regardless of context. Dr. Mbarga's impact transcends borders, uniting communities through lobbying, social media, and educational programs. Her Miss Africa USA internship initiative is particularly noteworthy, empowering young Black girls to pursue careers in STEM fields, highlighting her commitment to the empowerment of women and girls. This introduction to the life and work of Her Excellency Ambassador Dr. Antoinette Mbarga naturally leads us to international and national accolades from the US Government officials such as the White House, the African Diaspora and other international organizations. These numerous awards and honors are a keen testimony to her exceptional commitment and global impact to a thriving humanity.

Dr. Carole Grace Mbarga MD

Gabriela Carney helps me a lot and has a heart of service as well as the hardest work ethic ever. She is infectious to be around and I appreciate her comradarie at work during lunch as well, for we play Spades.

ELICIA M DAVIS OK

Thanks for bringing me a bike free of charge, a giftcard for Publix and a Hotel Stay to get me off the street and help me to continue to work at that Amazon distribution center during season! It was a nice gesture and certainly most appreciated.

L keys FL

I'd like to thank Dr. Peter Navarro for his service during the previous administration, and for continuing to stand on principle on Executive Privilege, a basic element of separation of powers.

Albert Vest OH

I want to shout out the U.S. Foreign Service Internship Program coordinating team - their guidance is invaluable, and I know I'm not the only intern inspired by their work! Marti Estell in particular is a superstar, providing incredible insight and constant support. Each and every staff member who contributes to that program deserves all the flowers they can carry.

Margaret Belford KS

Christy always has a positive attitude even in the difficult of times. she Runs the events at Marymoor Park and does an amazing job with her crew and her peers. Christy has excellent customer service skills and deserves to be acknowledged.

Christy Cormier WA
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