Family Serving Family
The Luke Air Force Base stockroom manager is a military brat who celebrated his 40th year with the Exchange this year—and he spent it all at the same place after traveling around the world when his father, Donald, was in the Air Force
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The customer experience associate, who has been at Randolph more than 26 years, knows his way around the store and has no plans to retire.
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The mother-daughter duo both work at Burger King and enjoy the spirit of camaraderie at the Exchange. And they’re not the only family members with Exchange connections.
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Chanute Air Force Base, Illinois, holds a lot of memories for Larry Falk, a courier at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base who has worked at the Exchange for 46 years.
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Mother-son duo Joyce and Patrick Davidson have been serving those who serve for more than 35 years combined.
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The annex supervisor at Offutt Air Force Base wanted to follow in the footsteps of his father and brother by joining the military, but he couldn’t enlist due to an injury. So he did the next best thing: He joined the Exchange.
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He’s a foreman at the Exchange Name Tape Plant at Fort Knox, which makes the name tapes that the Exchange sells to service members in all branches of service. But crafting name tapes wasn’t Mills’ first job at the Exchange. He’s been serving customers at Fort Knox for 45 years.
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Keep on truckin’! A @shopmyexchange associate and Army Veteran is serving those who serve by transporting Exchange goods across the Central Region.
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The customer experience associate has a lot of memories from her 40 years at the Exchange–and she’s still making them.
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Sister, sister! A Marine father inspired these two sisters to dedicate their careers to serving those who serve.
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