This weekly family update from USAACE provides information about upcoming events and training opportunities on post. Key events highlighted include the Sergeant Audie Murphy Triathlon, Memorial Day pool party, and various sports tournaments and competitions. The update also provides a brief article about using TRICARE Home Delivery prescription services and encourages participation in the summer reading program at the post library. It concludes with a list of 100 dishes to eat in Alabama before you die, highlighting various local restaurants and specialties across the state.

1. USAACE Weekly
Family Update
27 May 2011
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE
1 Sergeant Audie
Murphy Triathlon
2 Did you Know? --
TRICARE Express
Scripts
3 Use Your Voice
4 100 Dishes To Eat In
Alabama Before You
Die
“”The beginning of
knowledge is the
discovery of something
we do not understand
~ Frank Herbert
www.myarmyonesource.com

2. Page 2 USAACE Family Weekly Update
Upcoming Training: Did you Know?
 FRG Training is scheduled for
You can have regular prescription medication sent to your home?
16 June in Bldg. 5700, Rm TRICARE Home Delivery allows you to manage your prescription plan
371F from 0800 – 1200. online. You can fill your prescriptions with Express Scripts and
Register by calling (334) 255- complete refills quickly and easily using the internet, phone or mail.
9578 Using the mail order pharmacy does not prevent you from using Military
Treatment Facility (MTF) pharmacies or a pharmacy in the TRICARE
Upcoming Events: Network. It is not recommended for prescriptions you will only take
once. Visit www.express-scripts.com/TRICARE to enroll today.
 28 May – Lake Fest and BOSS
Car Show at West Beach, Lake
Tholocco starting at 12 Noon.
EDGE – Experience, Develop, Grow & Excel
 30 May -- Memorial Day Pool
Party at SPLASH! From 10-6pm
with live entertainment from 12
– 4pm.
 4 June – FRCSC “No Limit Texas
Hold’em Tournament at Silver
Wings Golf Course. (334) 379-
7868 for more information.
 6, 7 & 9 June – AFTB Level II in
Bldg. 5700, Rm 371F from 5 –
8:30 pm. Register by calling
(334) 255-AFTB.
 11 & 12 June – Wakeboarding
Competition at West Beach, Lake
Tholocco beginning at 0800.
Free to enter and open to the
public. (334) 255-4305.
 13 June -- Summer Reading
Program Kick-Off: Ice Cream
Party at the Center Library from
2:30 – 3:30 pm. Program
designed for ages 5-12. For more
info, call (334) 255-3885.
 14 June -- EFMP Golf Clinic at
Silver Wings Golf Course from 9-
11am. Registration is required
nlt 11 June. Call (334) 255-9277.
 15 June – Men’s Sports, Fitness
& Wellness Expo at The Landing
from 10:00 – 700 pm.
16 June 2011
Bldg. 5700, Rm 371F
0800-1230
www.housing.army.mil
RSVP – (334) 255-9578

3. USAACE Family Weekly Update Page 3
Summer Reading Program – Center Library
This summer, you’re invited to join our merry kingdom for tales of daring
deeds, dragons, and enchanted lands when you sign up for A Midsummer
Knight’s Read, the Fort Rucker Summer Reading Program.
This FREE program is open to children completing grades K-8. Registration
lasts through 24 June with the Reading Program going from 13 Jun – 8 July.
For more information, call (334) 255-3885. EFMP Friendly.
Use Your Voice
1. The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) is asking teachers, parents, students and
other community members to contribute their input on how future learning environments are
designed, constructed and furnished. Parents and community members are invited to share ideas at
the DoDEA 21st Century Schools website. Visit www.21stcentury.dodea.edu today to use your
voice to benefit military children’s educational environments.
2. In an attempt to remove the possible financial damage caused by last year's Post-9/11 Veterans
Education Assistance Improvement Act, Rep. Jeff Miller (R-FL) has introduced H.R. 1383, the
Restoring GI Bill Fairness Act of 2011. H.R. 1383 will temporarily authorize the VA to cover the
tuition and fees for veterans attending non-public education and training institutions that have tuition
and fees which exceed $17,500 a year. This bill would add back in a "hold no harm” element to the
law. Let your elected officials know how you feel about this bill. By visiting
http://capwiz.com/military/issues/alert/?alertid=41246501&type=ML
Chapel Events Life is Not a Game!!!
3.
Club Beyond Youth Camp
will be held 25 – 29 July at
Laguna Beach Retreat
Center (Panama City
Beach). Cost is $200 per
student (scholarships
are available for those signing up before 1
June.
Military Teens from surrounding
communities will join together for action
packed week. There will be games,
swimming, basketball, volleyball, great
food, life-specific talks, and lifelong
friendships forms.
For information or to RSVP, call Eric
Gillis at (850) 333-3039.

4. Page 4 USAACE Family Weekly Update
Getting ready to PCS? Unload unneeded stuff
and find deals on SargesList.com.
SargesList.com is a new website that helps
military members lighten their load during
PCS 9or everyday) by selling or donating their
stuff to other military families locally or
globally.
You can advertise your own business too!
Local Community Events
100 dishes to eat in Alabama Before you Die
Brundidge –
 Chicken Salad Blossom at Sit n Sip (334) 344-6101
Daleville –
 “Castle Club” sandwich at the Castle Café (334) 598-9005
Dothan –
 Doughnuts at Loyless Donuts (334) 792-3133
 Fried cornbread at Kathy’s Kountry Kitchen (334) 794-3911
 Grouper fingers at the Old Mill Restaurant (334) 794-8530
 Homemade soups at Basketcafe Café (334) 671-1117
Enterprise –
 Chili dog at Cutt’s (334) 347-1110
 Grouper with pecan sauce at The Rawls (334) 308-9387
Montgomery –
 Pecan pan-fried snapper at Chophouse 9334) 264-8463
 Pecan Pie with Jack Daniels Ice Cream at Garrett’s (334) 396-9950
 Fresca salad with house dressing at Sinclair’s (334) 834-7462
 Fried chicken at Martin’s (334) 265-1767
 Fried green tomato sandwich at La Jolla (334) 356-2600
 Lemon catfish & collards at Isaiah’s (334) 265-9000
 Oyster salad at City Grill (334) 244-0960
 Spring roll with peanut sauce at lek’s taste of Tailand (334) 244-8994
 Vegetables at Martha’s Place (334) 263-9135
 Veggies on the hot bar at Derk’s Filet & Vine (334) 262-8463
 “Wild Rice Waffles” & “Walk-Thru-Fire Pancakes” at Red Bluff Cottage B & B 9334) 264-0056
Slocomb
 Cornbread & fried green tomatoes at Zack’s (334) 886-9731
Troy
 Banana Pudding at Sisters (334) 566-0064
 Beans & cornbread at Mossy Grove Schoolhouse (334) 566-4921
 Chicken fingers & dipping sauce at Crowe’s (334) 566-6027