This year we ask that each of you pray for just peace in the Middle East.

Our Family extends our warmest thoughts to your family during this holiday season and throughout the New Year!
The Signorelli's
Bill, Beverly, Anthony, Christopher, and Bernadette

From my family to yours we wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Michael and Yorita Haught & family
Gold Team/West Division, Field Manager


Ho Ho Ho...
Remember Santa rewards those that are nice!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
Duane Ruggier
Marketing Executive

Have a Merry Christmas and a Healthy New Year.
James R. Hupp
Executive Vice President

Warmest thoughts and Best wishes for a wonderful Holiday Season and a very Happy New Year.
Amber Asbury
Administrative/ Marketing Assistant

Whatever is beautiful, whatever is meaningful, whatever brings you happiness...
May it be yours the Holiday Season and throughout the coming year
Renee’ Shaffer
Manager of Administration

Greetings of the Season And Best wishes for the New Year!
Vickie Acker
Manager of Security Administration and Training





Winter Wellness
• Wash your hands with soap and warm water frequently, especially before eating, after visiting public places such as shopping malls or being in contact with anyone with a cold or the flu.

• Drink lots of fluids, especially those with essential nutrients and high in vitamin C, such as Tropicana orange juice-to maintain proper hydration and a healthy immune system.• Drink lots of fluids, especially those with essential nutrients and high in vitamin C, such as Tropicana orange juice-to maintain proper hydration and a healthy immune system.

• Avoid close contact (holding, hugging, kissing) with anyone who has a cold or the flu. "It's hard to follow this one during the holidays. "But giving someone a cold or flu isn't a good gift idea and isn't something you necessarily want to exchange."

• Do not share items that can spread germs and viruses, such as drinking cups, straws or other items you put in your mouth.

• Clean things that are touched often in the household, workplace and child care settings.

• Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth.





Security America Department Extensions

Jessie Willis, Field Manager, Ext 114
Vickie Acker, Security Administration & Training Manager, Ext 108
Melanie Watkins, Security Administration & Training Assistant Manager, Ext 111
Dickie Shafer, Personnel Assistant, Ext 110





Officer of the Quarter
3rd Quarter: Lonnie Hill 4th Quarter: Richard Quinn and Rex Groves
Way to go everyone!



Word of Thanks
I would like to thank all Security officers and Supervisors for there support and understanding during the change of Field Managers. Your understanding and patience has been much appreciated. As we get ready for a new year, let’s continue to strive for excellence.
Way to go everyone!