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April 2015
Newsletter
President's Pen
In This Issue
Board News
Bazaar News
A Look Ahead
A Look Back
Welcome Coffee
April Social
Special Donation
Activities
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Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer of the Month
New ROSC Members
Welfare Submission
Social Media News
Member Spotlight
Did you know?
Recipe
News You Can Use
Contact Info
Dear ROSC Member, Happy Spring!
Little buds are coloring the tree branches; bulb flowers
are opening to the sun. Warmer breezes blow the fields
and forests, as spring has finally sprung! Isn't it wonderful to see the wonders of spring? I
welcome the changes around us in nature, and
embrace the newness of the season after the long
winter. This time of year, Europe just explodes with
color! I think it may be my new favorite! This new season brings beautiful changes,
excitement, and anticipation of what's yet to
come. Fantastic things are blossoming in Team ROSC,
too! I'm excited about what's waiting for us in the
coming season. It's great to see our group "bloom and
grow" in so many ways. Please join us in enjoying all
that this season of ROSC has to offer. It's wonderful to
have you as part of our group. Wishing you lots of sunshine! Cary
Cary Robinson
President, Ramstein Officers' Spouses Club
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www.ramsteinosc.org
Phone: 06371­44838
ROSC Board News Coming Team ROSC
Opportunities: Are you interesting in serving? Do
you want to make a difference?
Volunteering to lead is a great way
to make a difference and adds
leadership roles to your resume. We are looking for members who would like to jump into the the following
roles. Recording Secretary* (Elected Position)
Parliamentarian
Base Community Liaison
Office Manager
Volunteer Chair
Welfare Co­Chair
Ways & Means Team Member
Bazaar Committee Member/Co­Chair
Please contact Cary Robinson for more information.
[email protected]
Publicity News
Just a reminder ­ If you need any publicity announcements for your your
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event, please submit information two weeks prior to print date. It can be
emailed to [email protected] Childcare News
Childcare is looking for some gently used toys and DVD's. If you have any
you'd like to pass on, please contact Jennifer McMillen
at [email protected].
Bazaar News
Do you want to be a part of the largest and most
successful Spouses Bazaar? The amazing 2015
Ramstein Bazaar Committee has few important
positions open. You'll have a great work experience
leading the 2015 Bazaar.
We have Red Shirt Coordinator/Events Chair and
Co­Chair, Food Vendor Co­Chair, Marketing Chair/Co­Chair, Publicity Co­
Chair, Historian Co­Chair. This year is going to be out of this world and we
would love to have some energetic team players join us for the wild ride. Contact Kelly Rodriguez
2015 Ramstein Bazaar Chair
[email protected]
The World at Your Doorstep!
web: www.ramsteinbazaar.org
To read more about the history and success of 50th Ramstein Bazaar, click on the link to an article published last Fall.
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A Look Ahead
April
1 General Board Meeting @ O'Club 10 am
9 Last day to RSVP for April's Social.
14 Welcome Coffee at KMCC 9 am
15 April's Social ­ Bollywood Bingo!!
22 Bunco @ KMCC 9:30 am
27 Book Club @ Woodlawn Golf Course 9:30 am
A Look Back
We've snapped a few photos at our socials over the past few
months. ROSC has the best monthly socials full of
friendship, fun and PRIZES! We love them! Keep smiling!
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Welcome Coffee
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Let's get better acquainted with one another over coffee!
No, it doesn't matter if you've been with ROSC for a few months, years or are
brand new, please join us for coffee and conversation. This is a great opportunity to get to know each other better... and there's no
better way to do that, than over a great cup of joe!
Our next Welcome to ROSC Coffee's will be on: April 14th @ KMCC Starbucks
May12th @Estreet Cafe
June 9th @ KMCC Starbucks
All coffees are at 9 am. Add your name to the interest list (there's no obligation).
April Social
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As part of April's Social, we'd like members to bring any of the
following items for the Fisher House. Our goal is to make a
difference in our community and donating to Fisher House is
always a great way to do so. FISHER HOUSE DONATIONS DRIVE
Toiletries:
Paper Towels
Toilet Paper
Kleenex
German Laundry Detergent (we have German machines)
Gel Toilet Bowl Cleanser (no bleach)
Wash clothes (neutral colors, brown and sage green)
Plastic flatware
Size D batteries and Double A
Body wash (men's & women's)
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Battery operated air beds
Plug converters (220v to 110v)
Lysol all­purpose cleaner (no bleach)
Grab'n'go items:
Sugar
Powdered Creamer
Fruit Cups
Granola Bars
Cheese 'N' Crackers
Peanut Butter 'N' Crackers
Campbell's Soup at Hand / Microwaveable Soups
Pudding Cups
Chef Boyardee Microwaveable Pasta Bowls
Pop Tarts
Single serving crackers / chips / cookies
ROSC Activities
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See the ROSC Activites Facebook Page for more info and last minute travel opportunities
Mah Jong @ KMCC Party Room
Monday's & Friday's from 9:30 ­ 1:30 Bunco!
February Bunco will be on Wednesday, April 22
Social starts at 0930, dice roll at 1000
in the KMCC party room.
Cost to play is 5 Euro, 7 prizes are given each month!!
Please bring a dish to share!
Easy to learn, newcomers welcome!!!
Questions: [email protected]
Book Club
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Monday, April 27 at 9:30 am!
Woodlawn Golf Course on Ramstein
Want to stay in touch, join us on ROSC Activities FB page. https://www.facebook.com/events/398891203615717/
Volunteer Opportunities If you are looking for a way to get involved in our community, ROSC has
something for everyone! We proudly sponsor several volunteer opportunities
every month ranging from donating your time, cooking talents, or simple
toiletries donations. If you are willing, we have a place for you! In hopes of making it easier and more accessible for everyone you are now
able to sign up for our volunteer opportunities online; simply follow the links
below, or visit our website at www.ramsteinosc.org
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Looking for volunteer opportunities? Please send a note to: [email protected].
USO Cookies & Fruit:
The USO wants to ease the time for people waiting for a flight by offering a
cup of coffee and a fresh baked cookie or fruit. Sometimes it's just a small
think like this that makes your day! Cookie donations are brought to the USO
on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. 14 April
28 April
12 May
26 May
8 Sep
22 Sep
13 October
27 October
10 November
24 November
8 December
22 December
To sign up go to http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0448aaaa2b0­usocookies
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Fisher House
Fisher House 1 and Fisher House 2 on Landstuhl provide a place to stay for
family members of patients being treated at LRMC. Currently, the average
length of stay is only about three days, so donation needs have changed. ROSC plans on doing two big toiletries drives this year (April and November),
in addition to providing breakfast burritos once a month. Each House feeds
about 10 people, and the items need to be dropped off by 9 AM or the night
before at each location (please wrap burritos individually). April 30
May 28
August 27
September 24
October 29
November 19
December 17
To sign up to volunteer at the Fisher House, visit our website at
http://ramsteinosc.org/volunteerform
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Club 7
Club 7 is sponsored by the chapel system with the goal to help airmen develop
lifestyles that are physically and spiritually healthy. The club provides a place
where young airmen can "hang out" in a healthy environment and provides
free meals every Friday to encourage participation in the club. ROSC helps
create that inviting environment by providing a home cooked meal and a few
friendly faces on a monthly basis (except for June and July). Click on the links
below to sign up to help Club 7 and airmen at Ramstein.
(February 20) http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0448aaaa2b0­club
(April24) http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0448aaaa2b0­club3
(May 29) http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0448aaaa2b0­club2
(August 28) http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0448aaaa2b0­club4
(September 25) http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0448aaaa2b0­club8
(October 23) http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0448aaaa2b0­club7
(November 20) http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0448aaaa2b0­club6
(December 1) http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0448aaaa2b0­club5
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LRMC Storknesters
Help women in their final stages of pregnancy who are visiting LRMC from
other bases with rides to Commissary/BX or other errands, and generally act
as a friend for families with no transportation or contacts here. To learn more
about Stroknester Sponsorship , read more about it in a recent article
in Military Spouse Magazine! http://militaryspouse.com/family/storknesting­pregnancy­care­in­the­military/
Please contact Sandy Cox for more info. You can sign up by emailing Sanja at: [email protected] or going to
the volunteer page at http://ramsteinosc.org/volunteerform/
Volunteer Of The Month Nominations
Every month ROSC recognizes one special
volunteer for their hard work and dedication to
ROSC and our community. If you know of a ROSC member that stands up
in your mind, please nominate them for our Volunteer of the Month award. We would love to recognize and encourage our members that go the extra
mile in helping others. All nominations are due NLT 5th of each month. Each
nomination will be carefully looked at, and the winner will be announced at
that month's social. For more information, read the Volunteer Nomination
Letter link below. Questions or suggestions? Please email [email protected]
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Volunteer Nomination Letter
Welcome New ROSC Members
Cassie White Gail Olney Tamara Petty
Welfare
Welfare Submission Dates 2015
22 Apr
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20 May
22 Jul
19 Aug
23 Sept
21 Oct
18 Nov Social Media News
ROSC has launched a new Facebook group just
for it's members. Follow this link below and ask to be added. It's
only for members, so please don't add friends,
family or newcomers to the base.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1415774235399727/
It's a social place to connect with each other, view pictures, ask
questions, ROSC activities, military spouse news, base and community
event happenings and more. If you're on Facebook, join us! Click on the link above or look us up on
Facebook under ROSC Members. I'm looking forward to connecting
with you soon!
Stacy Huisman
ROSC Social Media/Newsletter Chair
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Member Spotlight
Each month we'll spotlight a ROSC member
in our newsletter. We think it's a great
opportunity to get to know each other a little
more than just in passing at a social or a
chance meeting at the commissary. We
are 199 members strong and it can be tough
to get to know each other in large groups, so
let's shine a little light on you with a Member Spotlight. Don't be surprised if I
tap you for the next month's newsletter. Know someone with a great story? Send me an email and I'd be happy to to
spotlight them! [email protected] And since this is a new idea and I need a guinea pig ...I'll start it off!
Member Spotlight
Name: Stacy Allsbrook Huisman
Date of Arrival: Moved to Ramstein August 2014
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Family: Three kids - Erik 8, Abby 6 (pushing 16), and Chip 44 :).
Hobbies: Tennis, wine, golf, writing, wine, rock climbing, foodie, wine, military kid
advocate and closet Housewives of New Jersey fan.
A thing or two you might find interesting :
I'm a native Vegan ­ born and raise in Las Vegas. I worked for a mob lawyer and I've
played tennis with Tony Bennett and Andre Agassi ­ albeit I was 9 years old. I also had a hand in baking the world largest birthday cake, hosting a 100,000-person
parade, marrying 100 couples at once and 450 events celebrating my hometown birthday.
I was the Executive Director for the Las Vegas Centennial Celebration before my husband
swept me off my feet - and moved me to Alabama J.
I write for Military Spouse Magazine and GI JOBS Magazine. I cover military families,
special interest stories and successful transitioned veterans.
Favorite Location/Assignment: Washington DC. We lived in Burke VA and it felt like
home. I loved the cherry blossom tree-lined streets, museums during the week and
restaurants only a foodie would love. I also really enjoyed getting the Washington Post
delivered to my door and living near the epicenter of the country. I hope to go back one
to lay down roots. Now if my husband will get on board with me plan. :)
Favorite place (to eat, shop or experience) in Germany: I'm a bit of a newbie, so my
experience is limited. However, I really LOVE the Bernd Blockhaus near my home ­
Weilerbach/Schwedelbach. Only open weekends, great traditional German food and
beer, indoor and outdoor seating, has an open field to play soccer with the kids and it sits
on a hill overlooking farmland. http://www.bernds-blockhaus.de/
Did You Know?
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Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor
Don't you just LOVE the Barbarossa Bakeries around Ramstein?
Well, here's a little info about their name sake. Frederick I, also known as Frederick Barbarossa, was the Holy Roman Emperor from
1155 until his death. He was elected King of Germany at Frankfurt on 4 March 1152 and
crowned in Aac
hen on 9 March 1152.Wikipedia
Born: 1122, Weingarten, Württemberg
Died: June 10, 1190, Silifke, Turkey
Spouse: Beatrice I, Countess of Burgundy (m. 1156)
Parents: Judith of Bavaria, Duchess of Swabia, Frederick II, Duke of Swabia
Children: Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor, Philip of Swabia, more
Siblings: Conrad, Count Palatine of the Rhine
Frederick Barbarossa, King of Germany and Holy Roman Emperor, challenged papal
influence and sought to establish German supremacy in Europe. He engaged in six
expeditions against Italy and served for a time in both the Second and the Third
Crusades.
Shortly after being made Duke of Swabia, 25­year­old Frederick set out with his uncle
Conrad III to fight in the Second Crusade, an expedition that proved disastrous but
that led the king to appoint his nephew as successor to the German crown. Within a
span of four years, Frederick was elected King of Germany, King of Italy, and Holy
Roman Emperor. The empire that Frederick inherited was actually a collection of over
1600 individual states, each with its own prince, and the new king achieved little
success in his attempts to unite the largely different provinces.
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Like his predecessors, Frederick argued with the pope over who held ultimate
authority in the Church, and after being excommunicated he undertook six
expeditions to Italy to try to arouse support for his anti­pope Paschal III. He was
largely unsuccessful, however, and during two of his visits he was forced out of the
country by the powerful Lombard League, a group of Roman citizens who opposed
the harsh Imperial taxes. Finally, in 1177, Frederick and the true pope, Alexander, were reconciled, and the
Emperor recognized the pope's supremacy in the Church. This solved, he turned his
attention eastward, where new problems were brewing in the Holy Land. He set out
on the Third Crusade with a massive army but did not manage to reach Antioch
before he was carried away by the Saleph River and drowned. German legend tells
that Frederick is not truly dead but sleeps with his knights in the caves of a Bavarian
mountain, to awake only when ravens cease to fly around its peak.
Recipe and Traditions
Celebrating the Easter in Germany starts at the table. Eggs in
Green Sauce or Eier Gruener Sosse is a great and easy way to get a
taste Germany this holiday.
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Eggs in Green Sauce
Serves: 4
Ingredients:
2 tablespoons butter
2 heaped tablespoons all-purpose flour
2 cups bouillon
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juice of one lemon
1/2 teaspoon German prepared mustard
salt and pepper to taste
2 tablespoons plain yogurt
2 tablespoons finely chopped parsley
2 tablespoons finely chopped chives
2 tablespoons finely chopped dill
2 tablespoons watercress
8 fresh eggs
Preparation:
To prepare the sauce:
Heat butter in a saucepan. Add flour and mix with melted butter, stirring constantly. Add bouillon
slowly, stirring into the flour and butter mixture. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Remove from
heat. Add lemon juice, yogurt, salt and pepper and the finely chopped herbs (except watercress).
To prepare eggs:
Hard boil eggs, rinse with cold water, peel and cut in half lengthwise. Pour the hot or cold sauce
over the eggs and garnish with watercress.
Serve with salad and French bread.
German Easter Traditions
For those hardy souls who gave up sweets for Lent, Easter brings a sweet release from the
torment of a confectionery­free existence! On Easter Sunday, children large and small search for
eggs brought by the Osterhase (Easter Bunny).
The best German Easter sweets brands
Perhaps they will also find some unique and delicious German Easter chocolates hidden among
the yellow Forsythia bushes and crocus leaves. They could find nougat­filled egg shells from Gut
Springenheide (yes, real egg shells, carefully cleaned and refilled with delicious hazelnut
chocolate), Schaumküsse (marshmallow kisses) from Halloren, Feodora tin eggs filled with
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Napolitains (small flat chocolates), Feodora Katzenzungen chocolates, Niederegger marzipan eggs,
or high­quality, single­source origin chocolates from Hachez (Bremen) or Rausch (Berlin). Many of
these products are available at World Market stoees, German specialty food shops and The Taste
of Germany.com
The Easter bunny, first mentioned in German writing in the 1500s, is a symbol of the fertile
spring. In the early 1800s, the first edible Easter bunnies, made of pastry and sugar, came to the
market in Germany. The tradition was brought to American shores by German settlers arriving in
Pennsylvania in the 18th century. Today, German children still believe that if they are good, the
Osterhase, will lay a nest of colored eggs and hide them throughout the home.
The Easter egg, a symbol of new life, also has European roots. The practice of decorating boiled
eggs began in Europe, where Easter eggs have long been painted with bright colors reminiscent
of burgeoning spring flowers. Today the tradition of giving Easter eggs and other Easter gifts
transcends religious, ethnic and cultural affiliations. Painting, hiding and finding hand­colored
Easter eggs and (along with some German chocolate bunnies and candies) will bring smiles to
children of all ages.
In Germany Easter eggs also blossom on trees­ Easter trees (Osterstrauch)! Spring's bare tree
branches are hung with brightly colored eggs held by gay ribbons. You can find fancifully hand­
painted eggs made just for this purpose at German retail stores. However, it's more traditional
and more enjoyable to make the eggs at home with family and friends.
In Germany the Easter celebration starts on Thursday and ends on Sunday, with traditional dishes
for each day. The first day is Gründonnerstag, or Maundy Thursday. The
name Gründonnerstag derives from greinen, an old German word for mourning or crying.
However, since Gründonnerstag sounds like "green Thursday" in German, many people celebrate
by eating green dishes like Seven Herb Soup,made with spinach, parsley, leek, chive, dandelion
and sorrel. On Karfreitag (Good Friday) people traditionally eat a fish dinner with their family.
Then on Ostersonntag (Easter Sunday), the whole family gathers together to celebrate with a
festive meal. The main dish for this meal is often lamb, since it represents innocence and
humility. Ostermontag (Easter Monday) is also a holiday and another occasion for families to
come together and celebrate. In some regions in Eastern Europe, it is a tradition for young lads to
spray water on innocent victims, usually girls or friends. This may result in full­fledged water
fights. In Hungary and adjacent regions, the liquid of choice is a bit of perfume ... real gentlemen
use, of course, expensive and carefully selected perfume for the ladies of their choice.
After the holiday, the pleasure of a German Easter continues ­ with leftovers! One traditional
Easter leftover dish is called Eier in gruener Sosse (Eggs in Green Sauce), which, despite its name,
it is a delicious favorite. For more Easter recipes, including recipes for festive Easter cakes, visit
our German Easter Recipes page
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News You Can Use
Ramstein Wine Festival ­ April 10/11
https://www.86fss.com/welcome­to­ramstein­air­base­germany/winefestival?
utm_medium=HRB&utm_campaign=Ramstein­Wine­Festival
KA Events ­ http://militaryingermany.com
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ROSCs Board of Directors
President
Cary Robinson
[email protected]
1st Vice
Paula Simpson
[email protected]
2nd Vice
Stephanie Palmisano
[email protected]
General Treasurer
Amanda Elliott
Welfare Treasure
Jenn Schnoebelen
Recording Secretary
Kimberly Barney
[email protected] Corresponding Secretary Season Renegar
Parliamentarian
Meg Vernal
[email protected]
Webmaster Amanda Elliot
[email protected]
Activities Jen Trucksa
[email protected]
AWAG
Scarlett Hughes
Base Community Liaison
Michelle Rushing
Bazaar Info
Kelly Rodriguez
Childcare
Jennifer McMillen
[email protected]
Events
Historian
Pam Peterson
Holiday
Terrie Shortsleeve
Membership Lynn Gast
Karla Pavich
NATO
Elaine Ciero
Office Manager
Heather Passmore
Publicity
Ponchie Wyatt
Reservations ­
RSVP/Cancellation
Micah Hurrelbrink
Amanda Hill
Rhianna Little
[email protected]
Scholarships
Leigh Palmer
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Volunteer Sanja Abshire
Ways and Means
Kristie Moser
Social Media/Newsletter
Stacy Huisman Welcoming
Stacey Harness
Alex Wuenstel
Welfare
Monica Alvidrez
Pay It Forward
Miranda Benson
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