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Mary Fuga,
Throughout her now deceased husband’s Marine Corps career, Mary Fuga and her family came and went from Twentynine Palms four times, finally settling in and buying a home in 1997. “When I first came here, I spent every weekend in Oceanside and every time I came back here, I would cry,” Mary explained. “Now I go and I can’t wait to come back home.” Much of those last 13 years have been spent working for MCCS. Mary went from the Officers’ Club to the Package Store to the Main Exchange to her current position at Military Clothing in 2000. At each job, she was quickly given opportunities to move up the ladder but was always slow to accept. “I love my work, but I have another life too,” she said, adding, “Life is so full of things to do.” Mary prefers to avoid the high-pressure demands of supervisory positions and chooses the freedom instead to leave her work at work so she can focus on other important things in her life, including her four children, three grandchildren, her gardening and her involvement in the Church of the Latter-Day Saints. Since childhood, Mary has been an avid member in the LDS church and currently serves as a regional counselor for women’s meetings, actively teaching, visiting and getting involved in relief societies. “My life has always been focused in the church,” she said. In her few moments of spare time between helping Marines find the proper uniform piece and teaching women in her church, Mary loves to dig her fingers into the Twentynine Palms soil. Her green thumb somehow manages to bring life to apple and nectarine trees and an array of lively flowers in her yard. Whatever she’s doing though, Mary makes it a point to truly appreciate being alive. “I’m just a happy person,” she said. She encouraged the same of her fellow employees. “Be honest with yourself in all that you do, do the best you can and be happy,” she advised, “always be happy.” |
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Through years of traveling the world and living everywhere from Samoa to Oceanside, Mary Fuga, November’s Employee of the Month, has come to the conclusion that, “There is no better place than Twentynine Palms.”
