Chaplain Doug HedmanFull Time State Support Chaplain

Work: 608-242-3450Cell: 608-630-1660Fax: 608-242-3049

email: douglas.hedman@us.army.mil"Pro Deo et Patria ... For God and Country!"

Chaplain CorpOur Vision

Spiritual strength: wherever needed– whenever required.

Our MissionProvide religious support to strengthen Soldiers and

their families, who defend the Homeland here and abroad.

Our ValuesSpirituality—Compassion—Diversity—Courage

Chaplains State Chaplain *COL Hoogland - JFHQ 

157th 32d 64th *Henke * Fleischfresser *Hedman *Brooks *Miller *Khile (D) *Bauer (D) *Robertson Lockwood (cc) Granger (cc) *Ledger Salmela (cc) Short (cc) *Whitaker Dadam (cc) Evans (cc) Utterback (cc) Canter (cc) Jordens (cc) Vacant (732)

Vacant (257) McDonnell (cc)   *= Chaplain Vacant (32BSTB) (D) = Deployed (cc) = Chaplain Candidate Vacant (1/120FA)

Chaplain AssistantsState Chaplain Assistant MSG Miller- JFHQ 

157th 32d 64th Leslie Sward Maier Gustafson Seim Schaller Roberts (D) Porter Tennessen (D)  Vacant (1/121) Annoye Hernandez Kunkel 

Lavota 

Vacant (105th)

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SUSSEXBtry C 1-121 FA (HIMARS)108 FSC (HIMARS)FMS 5

PLYMOUTHBtry B 1-121 FA (HIMARS)

As of: 20 OCT 10

Wisconsin Army National Guard

ASHLANDDet 2 829 Vertical Co

SUPERIOR950 Clearance Co (-)

HAYWARDCo A 724 Engr Bn (FSC)FMS 12

SPOONERDet 1 950 Clearance Co

RICE LAKEDet 1 Co B 1-128 InfCo A RSP

NEW RICHMONDCo B(-) 1-128 Inf

MENOMONIECo A 1-128 Inf

RIVER FALLSCo D 1-128 Inf

CHIPPEWA FALLS724 EN Bn HQ924 Facility Det829 Vertical Co (-)949 EN Det Survey & DesignCo B RSP

EAU CLAIREHHC(-) 1-128 InfDet 1 Co F 132 BSB (FSC) (1-128)FMS 7

MEDFORD273 Sapper Co

MERRILLDet 1 HHC BSTB

Co C RSP ANTIGOCo C BSTB (Sig)

MOSINEECo G(-) 132 BSB (FSC) (1-120)

WAUSAUHHC(-) BSTBFMS 13

MARINETTECo D 2-127 Inf

GREEN BAYCo B 2-127 InfCo D RSP

APPLETONHHC(-) 2-127 InfDet 1 Co E 132 BSB(FSC) (2-127)

TWO RIVERS357 Sig Co

PORTAGEHHC 132 BSB

CLINTONVILLEDet 1 HHC 2-127 Inf

WAUPACACo E(-) 132 BSB (FSC) (2-127)

STEVENS POINTBtry B 1-120 FA

FOND DU LACCo C 2-127 InfCo E RSP

BERLIN332 ROC

MARSHFIELDBtry A 1-120 FA

WISCONSIN RAPIDSHHB 1-120 FADet 1 Co G 132 BSB (FSC) (1-120)FMS 14

WATERTOWNTrp B 105 RSTA

KENOSHACo B 257 BSB (Spt Maint)Co J RSPFMS 6

RACINEBtry A 1-121 FA (HIMARS)

OAK CREEKHHD 257 BSB

BELOIT1158 Trans Co (-)

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ELKHORNDet 1 Co A 132 BSB (Distro)

PLATTEVILLEDet 1 229 Horizontal Co

PRAIRIE DU CHIEN229 Horizontal Co (-)

ONALASKACo A BSTB (EN) (32 BCT)

Det 1 Co C 1-128 Inf

REEDSBURGTrp C 105 RSTA

SPARTA107 Maint Co (-)

BLACK RIVER FALLSDet 1 1158 Trans Co

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MAUSTONCo B 132 BSB (Maint)

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WAUPUNCo A(-) 2-127 Inf

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BURLINGTON457 Chem Co

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VIROQUADet 1 107 Maint Co

TOMAHHHC 732 CSS Bn106 Quarry Tm

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TOMAHAWK951 Sapper Co (-)

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2400 Wright St. 2402 Bowman St. 1954 Pearson St. 1420 Wright St.JFHQ-WI HQ 64 Trp Cmd 1-147 Aviation (-) 112 MPAD132 Army Band 641 Trp Cmd Bn Det 52 OSA Cmd HHT 105 RSTAWI R&R BN AASF 2 Co B (-) BSTB (MI)

Det 1 Co D 132 BSB (FSC) (RSTA)54 Civil Spt Tm (WMD)505 Trial Defense TmFMS 9

MADISON

RICHLAND CENTERDet 1 829 Vertical Co

824 Concrete Det

Legend32nd BCT-Flash/Sward157th MEB-Henke/Leslie64th TC-Hedman/Maier426th RGT-(Hedman)JFHQ-Hoogland/MillerMixed Facility

HHC 32 BCT1967 Contract TmWI MED Det

CAMP DOUGLASDet 1 B Co BSTB (MI)Co F RSPUSPFO, CSMS

JANESVILLECo A(-) 132 BSB (Distro)

FT ATKINSONTrp A 105 RSTA

Salmela

Hoogland/ J. Miller

Hedman/Maier

Lockwood

Dadam/Hernandez

Utterback

Fleischfresser/Sward

Robertson/Kunkle

Ledger/Porter

Vacant/Annoye

Vacant/Lavota

R. Miller/Seim

Henke/Leslie

Vacant/Gustafson

Brooks/Vacant

Khile/Tennessen/Schaller Vacant/Vacant

Bauer/Roberts

Chaplain School*01-02 Oct10 Volk Field04-05 Nov 10 Ft. McCoy (WMA) 03 Dec 10 JFHQ07 Jan 11 JFHQ04 Feb 11 JFHQ04 Mar 11 JFHQ*01-02 Apr 11 Volk Field13 May 11 JFHQ03 Jun 11 JFHQ * Indicate Dates that Chaplain Assistants are directed to

attend the training.

Chaplain CandidatesDO’S

WORSHIP SERVICE

NEWSLETTER ARTICLES

BRIEFINGS

INTEGRATE WITH SOLDIERS

ATTEND MONTHLY CHAPLAIN CORPS TRAINING

DON’TS

ASSIGNED TO JFHQ

REFERRED TO BY RANK NOT CHAPLAIN

CANNOT COUNSEL

CANNOT DEPLOY

CHAPLAIN / CHAPLAIN CANDIDATE DUTIES

Nov-09Drill Duties Recurring Duties Occasional Duties

Pastoral Acts Official Acts   Pastoral Acts  Provide Worship Service   Work a Marriage Weekend   Counseling - Type:  Hospital Visits   Work a Singles Weekend   Officiated at Wedding  Baptism   Recruiting of potential Chaplains   Funeral  Counseling - Type:   Officers Association Annual Mtg  Bible Study   State Family Program   Official Acts  Bible / Materials handed out   Wrote Article for Unit Newsletter   Youth Camp

  Reunion / Reintegration Brief  Official Acts   Family Readiness Group Mtg  Visit with New Soldier #:   Community Meetings / Talks  Soldiers Visited #:   Death Notification  Provide a 'Thought for the Day'   Briefings - Type:

  Training  Briefings - Type:  World Religion - presentation  Comments

Location:

Training

STRONG BONDSStrong Bonds is a unit-based, chaplain-led program

which assists commanders in building individual resiliency by strengthening the Army Family. The core mission of the Strong Bonds program is to increase individual Soldier and Family member readiness through relationship education and skills training.

Strong Bonds is conducted in an offsite retreat format in order to maximize the training effect. The retreat or “get away” provides a fun, safe, and secure environment in which to address the impact of relocations, deployments, and military lifestyle stressors.

STRONG BONDSP.I.C.K. (Premarital Interpersonal Choices and

knowledge) For Single Service Members

P.R.E.P. (Prevention, Relationship Enhancement Program) For Married Couples

FAMILY WELLNESS For Married or Singles with Children (8 year olds can attend sessions)

LAUGH YOUR WAY TO A BETTER MARRIAGE

P.I.C.K. AGENDAFriday EveningDinnerWelcome and Staff

IntroductionsHouse Keeping Items Introduction to P.I.C.K.

Weekend. Ice BreakerSaturday MorningBreakfastSession One: Birds Eye

ViewBreak

Session Two: You can’t marry Jethro without getting the Clampets too!Lunch Break

Saturday AfternoonSession Three: Ingredients

BreakSession Four: Expectations

and DisappointmentsGroup-social ActivityDinner(Optional)

Sunday MorningWorship Service (Optional)BreakfastReview from SaturdaySession Five: The Horse and

the CartWrap up

AAR

P.R.E.P. AGENDAFriday EveningDinnerWelcome and Staff

IntroductionsHouse Keeping

ItemsSession One:

Introduction Ice BreakerSession Two:

Communication Danger Signs

Saturday MorningBreakfastSession Three:

Honey Let’s TalkBreak

Session Four: Issues and Hidden Issues

Session Five: Fun and Friendship Lunch Break

P.R.E.P. AGENDASaturday AfternoonSession Six: You, Me and

UsSession Seven: Stress and

RelaxationBreak

Session Eight: Problem solving

Session Nine: ForgivenessSession Ten: Supporting

Each OtherCouple Date Night

Sunday MorningWorship Service (Optional)BreakfastSession Eleven:

Deployment and MarriageSession Twelve: The

Sensual/Sexual RelationshipBreak and Room Check

OutSession Thirteen: Ground

RulesSession Fourteen:

CommitmentWrap up

AARTravel Vouchers

Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage Agenda Friday Evening Dinner Welcome and Staff Introductions House Keeping Items Introduction to the Weekend. Ice Breaker

Saturday Morning Breakfast Session One: “A Tale of Two

Brains” Break

Session Two: “Why Does He/She Do That?” Lunch Break

Saturday Afternoon Session Three: “The #1 Key To

Incredible Sex.” Break

Date Night Dinner(Optional)

Sunday Morning Worship Service (Optional) Breakfast Review from Saturday Session Four: “How To Stay

Married And Not Kill Anyone” Wrap up

AAR

FAMILY WELLNESS AGENDAFriday EveningDinnerWelcomeHouse Keeping Items Introduction to Family

Wellness weekend. Ice Breaker  Saturday Morning  BreakfastSession One (Parents in

Healthy Families) Break

Session Two (Children In Healthy Families) Lunch Break

Saturday AfternoonSession Three (Adults Working

Together) Break

Session Four (As Children Grow-Change in Healthy Families) Family Fun Time

Saturday Evening DinnerFamily Fun TimeSunday MorningWorship Service(Optional)BreakfastSession Five (Solving Family

Problems) Break Room Check Out

Session Six (Sex, Drugs and You)Wrap up

AAR Travel Vouchers

Marriage Enrichment / PREP19-21 NOV 201018-20 FEB 201118-20 MAR 201120-22 MAY 2011

Singles Retreat / PICK18-20 FEB 201120-22 MAY 2011

Family Wellness20-22 MAY 201122-24 JUL 2011

LAUGH YOUR WAY28-30 JAN 201115-17 JUL 2011

STRONG BONDS SCHEDULE

www.WisconsinMilitary.org1-800-292-9464

Partners in Care

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