Fayetteville
resident Charles McDonald, vice president of Merrill Lynch in Atlanta,
also signed a statement of support for the guard and reserves on behalf
of Merrill Lynch.
"With
the continued focus on United States reservists serving overseas, Merrill
Lynch is committed to providing peace-of-mind for its employees serving
in the military and is proud to offer full pay and benefits during their
tour of duty." said McDonald.
Capt. William
Makepeace, USMCR, vice president of the Greater Atlanta Reserve Officers
Association and a Merrill Lynch financial advisor, nominated Merrill Lynch
for this national award and participated in the program. Earlier this
year he learned his reserve unit would likely be activated for Operation
Iraqi Freedom. Though ultimately his unit was not called to action, Makepeace
was very gratified to learn of the excellent support that Merrill Lynch
offered to him and his family.







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