Stein (FF 1065) - Naval Cruise Book

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ln Memor O I-ITC Ronald E. Lovaas I IWIIIIIIII f II .IMIIIIIII UZ, Vfvf , I II I III I , f I I II,I I I II I ff, , I IIWI , s s ,, ,, fr f if ' i f if f i C ' -K ' mmf W, , The men assigned to STEIN knew Chief Lovaas well since he reported aboard in April of 1980. In his position as Leading Chief Petty Dfficer of the Damage Control Work Center in the Engineering Department, he proved daily his abilities to initiate action to correct material deficiencies, counsel his men, and participate in the wide range of ship's activities. Chief Lovaas went the extra mile to insure that his plans were brought to fruition, providing that element so necessary for successful shipboard operations. His desire, ability, and actions to improve working and living conditions made STEIN a better ship. Chief Lovaas' untimely death was a blow felt throughout this command. A part of ourself was lostg we will never forget him, not only for what he did, but for what he taught us and the example he provided. May 1982 X

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