Flagler County Veteran of the Week: Kenny Mack

Thank you for your example of service and bravery.


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  • | 12:20 p.m. September 26, 2021
Kenneth Robert Mack. Courtesy photo
Kenneth Robert Mack. Courtesy photo
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If you would like to submit a Veteran of the Week for publication, send the details below, and photos, to [email protected].

Kenneth Robert Mack

  • Length/dates of service: 21 years/July 2000 to September 2021
  • Branch of Military: Navy
  • Rank/occupation: Chief Master at Arms / K-9 Police, Kennel Master, Military Working Dogs
  • Hometown: St. Augustine
  • City of residence: Palm Coast
  • What I learned: Maturity, Character and Reputation. I have learned to be consistent in the performance of demanding duties assigned in an exemplary and highly professional manner. I've learned to be an independent, focused and strong worker who requires little to no supervision. I excel in high stress situations and am an incredible problem solver. I have learned to work well with a team and in diverse work climates, always insisting on unit cohesion and high morale throughout the entire work place. I've learned how to achieve positive results through effective communication and sound decision-making as a Chief Petty Officer in the United States Navy. I have led and mentored Sailors and DoD Civilians in every imaginable way. There is/was never a task too large for me to handle. I have literally dealt with everything from helping young sailors through life changing divorce, suicidal ideations and attempts, arrests, DUI’s, and daily counseling

Mack is excited to make Palm Coast his home and embark on his new career as a Diesel Mechanic while volunteering his knowledge and experience to "Old Glory Service Dogs 4 Veterans Inc.", formerly known as "Paws of War," our local K-9 Training foundation.

Holly Hill DAV moving to Daytona

After Oct. 9, the Disabled American Veterans building at 605 Eighth St., Holly Hill, will be closed until it moves to a permanent home at 302 Vermont Ave., Daytona Beach, on Dec. 7. The Palm Coast chapter of the DAV is at 27 Florida Park Drive N. Call 386-439-2122.

Need help with veteran services?

For information about benefits available to veterans and other support organizations, visit https://www.flaglercounty.gov/departments/veterans-services.

 

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