Navy Ombusdmen complete local training

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JOINT BASE CHARLESTON - WEAPONS STATION, S.C. — Kimberly Brown, Fleet and Family Support Center (left), Naval Support Activity Charleston Commanding Officer Capt. Timothy Sparks, Suerjee Lee, FFSC (second from right) and NSA Charleston Command Master Chief Joseph Gardner commend the recent group who completed the local FFSC Ombudsman training. (Ffrom inside left ): Stephanie Weddell, Navy Munitions Command Unit Charleston; Brooke Johnson, Navy Operational Support Center Charleston; Elizabeth Cole and Sharon Schmelling, Naval Consolidated Brig Charleston. Ombusdman serve as liaisons between command leadership and a Sailor’s family members, often being the ones relied upon to communicate difficult messages or be a first line referral resource when Sailors are deployed. (U.S. Navy photo/ Petty Officer 1st Class Chad Hallford)

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Kimberly Brown, Fleet and Family Support Center (left), Joint Base Charleston Deputy Commander, Navy Capt. Timothy Sparks, Suerjee Lee, FFSC (second from right) and Naval Support Activity Charleston Command Master Chief Joseph Gardner recognize JB Charleston's newest Ombudsman. (From inside left ): Stephanie Weddell, Navy Munitions Command Unit Charleston; Brooke Johnson, Navy Operational Support Center Charleston and Elizabeth Cole and Sharon Schmelling, Naval Consolidated Brig Charleston. Ombusdman serve as liaisons between command leadership and Sailors' families. (U.S. Navy photo/ Petty Officer 1st Class Chad Hallford)