Record Details:
Naval Base Point Loma (STANDBY)
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Latitude: | 32.68937 |
| Longitude: | -117.240187 |
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Organization: Military - Shelter for Military Families
Facility Type: Info/Hotline
Status: Standby
Address:
140 Sylvester Road
San Diego, CA 92106
Population Served:
Shelters Served:
Able to serve more shelters
Main/General Business Number: Larelle Gonzales - Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville
Main/General Business E-mail Address: (hidden)
Management Phone: (hidden)
Other Contacts:(hidden)
Fee For Service: No
This organization provides Temporary or Permanent Service? Temporary
Notes:
10/31/07 UPDATE:
Per direct call to the Commander Master Chief in charge of sheltering families, they have closed their shelter operations effective 10/28/07.
Two Navy families lost their homes.
Family Readiness Group Coordinator Larelle Gonzales is currently distributing donated supplied from Do Your Part to individual families affected by the fires.
She will continue to collect donations and assist her military neighbors.
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Per direct phone contact to Larelle Gonzales, FRG (Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville):
360 evacuees on base housed in empty barracks
Some are in tents
Many military families are being sent to AZ and UT
More families are on the way
Evacuees at this base are from Harris Fire which flared up and is moving towards Camp Pendleton (they may need to evac that base)
They are "overwhelmed" per the Shelter Operation Commander
Whatever overages of supplies received will be delivered to
the other 4 military bases that are in San Diego
Many of the service men and women in the Gulf are completely
unaware of what is happening in San Diego and have no news of
the situation
Larelle has taken in many families off and on in the last days
and is currently sheltering a young couple - The wife just had
major surgery - She got out alone with immediate evac notice -
No time to take anything but her cat.
Many families left with nothing packed
Authorities have no idea when the evac order will be lifted - This
could be up to 5 days more or less
Info Source/Changes: Larelle Gonzales - Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville
Commander Master Naval Chief
(see full history)
Sat Nov 03 00:17:51 +0000 2007 by tfri:name: Naval Base Point Loma -> Naval Base Point Loma (STANDBY)
(show/hide changes)Thu Nov 01 05:09:02 +0000 2007 by LTel:notes: Per direct call to the Commander Master Chief in charge of sheltering families, they have closed their shelter operations effective 10/28/07.
Two Navy families lost their homes.
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Per direct phone contact to Larelle Gonzales, FRG (Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville):
360 evacuees on base housed in empty barracks
Some are in tents
Many military families are being sent to AZ and UT
More families are on the way
Evacuees at this base are from Harris Fire which flared up and is moving towards Camp Pendleton (they may need to evac that base)
They are "overwhelmed" per the Shelter Operation Commander
Whatever overages of supplies received will be delivered to
the other 4 military bases that are in San Diego
Many of the service men and women in the Gulf are completely
unaware of what is happening in San Diego and have no news of
the situation
Larelle has taken in many families off and on in the last days
and is currently sheltering a young couple - The wife just had
major surgery - She got out alone with immediate evac notice -
No time to take anything but her cat.
Many families left with nothing packed
Authorities have no idea when the evac order will be lifted - This
could be up to 5 days more or less -> 10/31/07 UPDATE:
Per direct call to the Commander Master Chief in charge of sheltering families, they have closed their shelter operations effective 10/28/07.
Two Navy families lost their homes.
Family Readiness Group Coordinator Larelle Gonzales is currently distributing donated supplied from Do Your Part to individual families affected by the fires.
She will continue to collect donations and assist her military neighbors.
-------------------------------------------------
Per direct phone contact to Larelle Gonzales, FRG (Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville):
360 evacuees on base housed in empty barracks
Some are in tents
Many military families are being sent to AZ and UT
More families are on the way
Evacuees at this base are from Harris Fire which flared up and is moving towards Camp Pendleton (they may need to evac that base)
They are "overwhelmed" per the Shelter Operation Commander
Whatever overages of supplies received will be delivered to
the other 4 military bases that are in San Diego
Many of the service men and women in the Gulf are completely
unaware of what is happening in San Diego and have no news of
the situation
Larelle has taken in many families off and on in the last days
and is currently sheltering a young couple - The wife just had
major surgery - She got out alone with immediate evac notice -
No time to take anything but her cat.
Many families left with nothing packed
Authorities have no idea when the evac order will be lifted - This
could be up to 5 days more or less
facility_type: Shelter -> Info/Hotline
(show/hide changes)Thu Nov 01 05:06:59 +0000 2007 by LTel:cat_notes: LTEL: On Sun. 10/28, Schlene and I donated the following to Larelle to distribute to military families affected by the fires:
6 cases of water
6 new infant outfits
A large box of toiletries (deodorant/toothbrushes/toothpaste/shampoo/soap, etc.)
Med. sized box of canned foods
Large box of Feminine Hygiene
-> LTEL: On Sun. 10/28, Schlene and I donated the following to Larelle to distribute to military families affected by the fires:
6 cases of water
6 new infant outfits
A large box of toiletries (deodorant/toothbrushes/toothpaste/shampoo/soap, etc.)
Med. sized box of canned foods
Large box of Feminine Hygiene
Emailed Larelle 10/31/07 to check in and get update as to whether she was able to distribute the supplies, asked if she needs more, and to help us get an idea of how the military is handling assistance to make sure no one is underserved.
(show/hide changes)Thu Nov 01 05:05:51 +0000 2007 by LTel:cat_notes: -> LTEL: On Sun. 10/28, Schlene and I donated the following to Larelle to distribute to military families affected by the fires:
6 cases of water
6 new infant outfits
A large box of toiletries (deodorant/toothbrushes/toothpaste/shampoo/soap, etc.)
Med. sized box of canned foods
Large box of Feminine Hygiene
(show/hide changes)Thu Nov 01 04:55:39 +0000 2007 by LTel:other_contacts changed.
(show/hide changes)Thu Nov 01 04:54:57 +0000 2007 by LTel:notes: Per direct call to the Commander Master Chief in charge of sheltering families, they have closed their shelter operations effective 10/28/07.
Two Navy families lost their homes.
-------------------------------------------------
Per direct phone contact to Larelle Gonzales, FRG (Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville):
360 evacuees on base housed in empty barracks
Some are in tents
Many military families are being sent to AZ and UT
More families are on the way
Evacuees at this base are from Harris Fire which flared up and is moving towards Camp Pendleton (they may need to evac that base)
They are "overwhelmed" per the Shelter Operation Commander
Whatever overages of supplies received will be delivered to
the other 4 military bases that are in San Diego
Many of the service men and women in the Gulf are completely
unaware of what is happening in San Diego and have no news of
the situation
Larelle has taken in many families off and on in the last days
and is currently sheltering a young couple - The wife just had
major surgery - She got out alone with immediate evac notice -
No time to take anything but her cat
Many families left with nothing packed
Authorities have no idea when the evac order will be lifted - This
could be up to 5 days more or less -> Per direct call to the Commander Master Chief in charge of sheltering families, they have closed their shelter operations effective 10/28/07.
Two Navy families lost their homes.
-------------------------------------------------
Per direct phone contact to Larelle Gonzales, FRG (Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville):
360 evacuees on base housed in empty barracks
Some are in tents
Many military families are being sent to AZ and UT
More families are on the way
Evacuees at this base are from Harris Fire which flared up and is moving towards Camp Pendleton (they may need to evac that base)
They are "overwhelmed" per the Shelter Operation Commander
Whatever overages of supplies received will be delivered to
the other 4 military bases that are in San Diego
Many of the service men and women in the Gulf are completely
unaware of what is happening in San Diego and have no news of
the situation
Larelle has taken in many families off and on in the last days
and is currently sheltering a young couple - The wife just had
major surgery - She got out alone with immediate evac notice -
No time to take anything but her cat.
Many families left with nothing packed
Authorities have no idea when the evac order will be lifted - This
could be up to 5 days more or less
current_population: 360 ->
(show/hide changes)Thu Nov 01 01:25:53 +0000 2007 by LTel:Larelle Gonzales - Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville
Commander Master Naval Chief
notes: Per direct phone contact to Larelle Gonzales, FRG (Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville):
360 evacuees on base housed in empty barracks
Some are in tents
Many military families are being sent to AZ and UT
More families are on the way
Evacuees at this base are from Harris Fire which flared up and is moving towards Camp Pendleton (they may need to evac that base)
They are "overwhelmed" per the Shelter Operation Commander
Whatever overages of supplies received will be delivered to
the other 4 military bases that are in San Diego
Many of the service men and women in the Gulf are completely
unaware of what is happening in San Diego and have no news of
the situation
Larelle has taken in many families off and on in the last days
and is currently sheltering a young couple - The wife just had
major surgery - She got out alone with immediate evac notice -
No time to take anything but her cat
Many families left with nothing packed
Authorities have no idea when the evac order will be lifted - This
could be up to 5 days more or less -> Per direct call to the Commander Master Chief in charge of sheltering families, they have closed their shelter operations effective 10/28/07.
Two Navy families lost their homes.
-------------------------------------------------
Per direct phone contact to Larelle Gonzales, FRG (Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville):
360 evacuees on base housed in empty barracks
Some are in tents
Many military families are being sent to AZ and UT
More families are on the way
Evacuees at this base are from Harris Fire which flared up and is moving towards Camp Pendleton (they may need to evac that base)
They are "overwhelmed" per the Shelter Operation Commander
Whatever overages of supplies received will be delivered to
the other 4 military bases that are in San Diego
Many of the service men and women in the Gulf are completely
unaware of what is happening in San Diego and have no news of
the situation
Larelle has taken in many families off and on in the last days
and is currently sheltering a young couple - The wife just had
major surgery - She got out alone with immediate evac notice -
No time to take anything but her cat
Many families left with nothing packed
Authorities have no idea when the evac order will be lifted - This
could be up to 5 days more or less
status: Open -> Standby
cat_notes: LTel: I've been given access to the military base for donation delivery Sat. ->
(show/hide changes)Thu Oct 25 21:23:53 +0000 2007 by LTel:Larelle Gonzales - Family Readiness Group for the USS Asheville
(show/hide changes)(hide history)
Created At: Thu Oct 25 21:23:53 +0000 2007
Updated At: Sat Nov 03 00:17:51 +0000 2007
Updated By: tfri
Load Legend:
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Needs:
| Item |
Qty Needed |
Urgency |
Load |
| Baby, Baby Formula |
Needed |
Average |
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| Baby, Baby Wipes |
Needed |
Average |
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| Diapers * (ANY/ALL Types/Sizes) |
Needed |
Average |
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Edit |
| Diapers, Toddler Pullups |
Needed |
Average |
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Show |
Edit |
| Food, Baby Food * (ANY/ALL Types) |
Needed |
Average |
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| Food, Canned ** (ANY/ALL Types) |
Needed |
Average |
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| Food, Canned, Meat, Beef |
Needed |
Average |
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| Food, Canned, Soup ** (ANY/ALL Types) |
Needed |
Average |
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| Food, Dry, Food Bars, Protein Bars |
Needed |
Average |
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Edit |
| Food, Non-Perishable Food * (ANY/ALL Types of Canned, Dry, Drinks, Snacks) |
Needed |
Average |
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| Gift Cards - Wal-Mart |
Needed |
Average |
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Edit |
| Gift Cards - Costco |
Needed |
Average |
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Show |
Edit |
| Gift Cards - Sear's |
Needed |
Average |
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Edit |
| Gift Cards - Target |
Needed |
Average |
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| Gift Cards - Walgreens |
Needed |
Average |
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| Hygiene, Feminine Hygiene, Sanitary Napkins / Pads |
Needed |
Average |
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Edit |
| Hygiene, Feminine Hygiene, Tampons |
Needed |
Average |
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| Phone Cards, Pre-Paid |
Needed |
Average |
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Show |
Edit |
| Toiletries * (ANY/ALL Types) |
Needed |
Average |
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