CAPT Daniel Clark LT Charles Clark IV2 Anthony Colello CDR James Collins HSC Christie Dean BMC Shane Denny CWO4 Anastasia Devlin CDR Allison Dussault ME2 Stephanie Folckemer IV1 Amos Gainey IT3 Courtney Gibson IT1 Clifford Glass LCDR Joan Glinn LCDR Benito Gonzalez CDR Anne Grabins CAPT Joanna Hiigel HS1 Christopher Himmelrick LCDR William Ioven CAPT Becky Jones HS3 Brandon Layne MSTC Gregory Loreck LCDR Jennifer Luik CAPT Jill Lumpkin BM1 Joshua Marano MSTC Jennifer McGraw CDR Ann McSpadden LCDR Jeffrey Miller LTJG Alexander Min HSC Jonathan Molander CAPT Paul Morris CS1 Matthew Negron LTJG Todd Pagel LTJG Luis Pancorvo CDR Benjamin Perman BMC William Poertner CDR Frank Puzzini LCDR Jennifer Raisanen MST2 Douglas Reese CDR Todd Remusat YN1 Thomas Rice MST2 Joseph RossCorbett LCDR Christopher Rowe LT Edward Sandlin LCDR Peter Schroeter CDR Marie Sevin LCDR Jessica Shea LTJG Caitlin Sheridan BMC Scott Slingland MK1 Matthew Squires LCDR Philip Stitzinger LTJG Lydia Teal CDR Cassandra Tidden CDR Michael Toth BMCM Janine Tschantz-Hahn MK1 Jason Vallier LTJG Pedro Velez CDR Charles Walsh CDR Emily Ward MKC John Ward LT James White ME2 Jason Woods Coast Guard Rifle Expert Medal MK2 Peter Anderson LTJG Adam Deussing ME3 Jorge Gonzalez ME1 Christopher Graham BM1 Phillip Heinlein ME1 Ryan Morgan BM1 Nicholas Nida MK1 Matthew Peterson IVC Michael Tenuta ME1 Shawn Tuthill BM1 Kade Wilkinson Coast Guard Rifle Sharpshooter Ribbon ME1 Curt Barta LTJG Jason Deaner ME2 Katherin Decastro MK2 Ahmed Sanura Coast Guard Pistol Expert Medal BMC Thomas Andres LTJG Mackenzie Hannon Coast Guard Pistol Sharpshooter Ribbon ME1 Dwight Arrowood ME1 Curt Barta BM1 Daniil Bevz ME1 Jeremy Bousman BMC Matthew Cossitt ME1 Christopher Graham ME3 Benjamin Gulden DCC Thomas Haynie BM2 Nathan Langone ME1 Michael Maust MK2 Frederick Meyers LT Daris Pruter BM1 Jeffery Rhodes IVC Michael Tenuta BM2 Alec Waite Coast Guard Pistol Marksman Ribbon IS1 Mallory Boyd SN Brandon Disimile MKC Orlando Hasche MK3 Leon Kitashima BM3 Andreas Moshogianis MK1 Robert Moss TAPS Cmdr. Orland Dean French, 99, of Adamstown, Md., passed away Jan. 9, 2021. “Frenchie" was born Sept. 24, 1921, on a farm near Douglas, Neb., and he enlisted in the Coast Guard in August 1940. He was promoted to chief petty officer in a record two years, nine months and six days. Upon completion of officer candidate program at the Coast Guard Academy in November 1943, he was promoted to ensign. He served at a variety of assignments afloat and ashore until retiring in 1966 as Chief of the Reserve Training Division in Washington, D.C. He was employed by the National Transportation Safety Board from 1966 until he retired again in 1983. Commander French was the husband of the late Vivian French, and he is survived by two daughters and two grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. EM1 Neville Porter BM1 Bryan Sochacki MK3 Philip Stolp BM2 Brian Strunk DC2 Everett Tom ME2 Elisabeth Washington Joint Chiefs of Staff Badge CDR Samuel Alvord CDR Todd Remusat LCDR Jonathan Bernhardt LCDR Patrick Hanley LCDR Brain Dudley LT Joshua Brandt Boat Forces Operations Insignia ME1 Mark Camacho ME1 Julia Carter MK3 Grant Putala LT Derek Shepard LCDR Jason Worbets Coast Guard Marine Safety Insignia MST1 Kyle Graeber Coast Guard Coxswain Insignia BM1 Zachary Ogden BM2 Christopher Riester Coast Guard Port Security Insignia ME1 Sean Kinane GM1 Michael Plitsch SK1 Benjamin Zylstra Master Chief Petty Officer Julian W. Everly, Sr., 89, of Callao, Va., passed away Jan. 12, 2021. Born in 1932, he enlisted in the Coast Guard in 1953 and became a boatswain’s mate, transferring to the Coast Guard Reserve in 1957. There, he served his country at a variety of units for an additional 34 years, retiring as the officer-in-charge of Coast Guard Reserve Unit Station Still Pond, Md., in 1991. Not long after, Master Chief joined the Coast Guard Auxiliary, conducting patrols, doing vessel examinations, training new members and teaching boating safety and seamanship. He was known to show off his talents by tying knots with his hands behind his back. In 2016, he was named Division 3’s Auxiliarist of the Year, and he remained a member of the Auxiliary until 2018, a total of 65 years of service. As a civilian, he was a central part of the family business at the Everly-Wheatley Funeral Home as a funeral director and manager until he retired in 1994. He was an avid volunteer firefighter, trainer, and fundraiser for several fire companies in the area, and he also spent time on hobbies like hunting, fishing, farming, and horseback riding. Master Chief Everly is survived by his wife of 68 years, Jean Wiley Everly, three children, 13 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and many friends. His family says his life was lived in service to others. Fair winds, Master Chief. Issue 1 • 2021 � RESERVIST 75
