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Good morning Chief,

We are doing good here at Fort Riley. The nutritionist information is Lavertue, Sheila R CPT USARMY MEDCOM IACH (US) sheila.r.lavertue.mil@mail.mil 785-239-7937. I'm sure she would be glad to know that you took notice about what she is doing at Fort Riley. Take care and Merry Christmas to you and the family.

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