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CSFE Detachment Fort Leonard Wood Seabees prove “Can-Do” is more than a motto

06 April 2022

From EO1 Jonathan Willbur

Staff and students of Center for Seabees and Facility Engineering (CSFE) Detachment Fort Leonard Wood spent time conducting area beautification on the grounds of the Waynesville Veterans Cemetery located on the garrison of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, April 2.
CSFE Detachment Fort Leonard Wood Seabees prove “Can-Do” is more than a motto
SLIDESHOW | images | 220402-N-MP629-1003 220402-N-MP629-1003 FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (April 2, 2022) -- Staff and students of Center for Seabees and Facility Engineering (CSFE) Detachment Fort Leonard Wood conduct spread mulch in flowerbeds of the Waynesville Veterans Cemetery located on the garrison of Fort Leonard Wood April 2. The CSFE detachment answered a call for volunteers to support the Fort Leonard Wood Veterans Cemetery. (U.S Navy photo by EO1 Jonathan Willbur)
CSFE Detachment Fort Leonard Wood Seabees prove “Can-Do” is more than a motto
SLIDESHOW | images | 220402-N-MP629-1002 220402-N-MP629-1002 FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (April 2, 2022) -- Staff, students and family of Center for Seabees and Facility Engineering (CSFE) Detachment Fort Leonard Wood who volunteered their time to conduct area beautification at the Waynesville Veterans Cemetery located on the garrison of Fort Leonard Wood pose for a photo before getting to work April 2. (U.S Navy photo by EO1 Jonathan Willbur)
CSFE Detachment Fort Leonard Wood Seabees prove “Can-Do” is more than a motto
SLIDESHOW | images | 220402-N-MP629-1001 220402-N-MP629-1001 FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (April 2, 2022) -- Staff and students of Center for Seabees and Facility Engineering (CSFE) Detachment Fort Leonard Wood conduct area beautification at the Waynesville Veterans Cemetery located on the garrison of Fort Leonard Wood April 2. The CSFE detachment answered a call for volunteers to support the Fort Leonard Wood Veterans Cemetery. (U.S Navy photo by EO1 Jonathan Willbur)


FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (April 2, 2022) -- Staff and students of Center for Seabees and Facility Engineering (CSFE) Detachment Fort Leonard Wood spent time conducting area beautification on the grounds of the Waynesville Veterans Cemetery located on the garrison of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, April 2.

Mrs. Stacy Wilson, the cemetery director, reached out to the naval detachment looking volunteers willing to help with weeding and mulching. The high volume of burials at the cemetery keeps the cemetery staff busy and the task of spreading mulch can take them more than a month on average to complete.

However, because of the Seabee's and their “Can-Do” mentality, CSFE Leonard Wood staff and students were able to complete the entire project in just a little more than four hours.

 “I have been with the Missouri Veterans Cemetery-Fort Leonard Wood for more than a decade and have met many volunteer groups through the years” said Wilson. “The Fort Leonard Wood Navy Detachment is by far the finest group of individuals that I have had the pleasure of meeting.” 

Wilson and her team were appreciative of the Seabee’s willingness to help and the speed they were able to complete the much needed task.

“These fine men and women are not volunteering because they have to, they are volunteering because they want to-for no other reason than to pay respect to their fellow veterans and give back to their community,” said Wilson. “I appreciate their generosity and everything they do for us and the families we serve.”

The CSFE detachment at Leonard Wood is constantly on the lookout for volunteer opportunities to spread the word about the Seabees' long-standing heritage and commitment to serving the community.
 
 

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