LTC (R) Denise Goudreau 

Graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1982 and was commissioned as a Military Police Officer.  Assigned to Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and served as a Platoon Leader and Battalion Logistics Officer.  This tour was deployed to the Seneca Army Depot for Operation Athena, a security mission, and to Grenada twice for Operations Urgent Fury and Island Breeze.  She was then assigned to Graffenwoehr, Germany, and served as an MP Station Commander and an MP Company Commander, followed by an assignment to Stuttgart, Germany and served as a Brigade Plans Officer for an MP Brigade and was deployed to Southwest Asia in support of Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. 

Stationed at West Point in 1992 as the MP Branch Representative for the Corps of Cadets, served as the Training Officer for the Leader Development Branch, and then as a Regimental Executive Officer.  She was then stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, where she served as the Deputy Provost Marshal for the Second Armored Division. She subsequently deployed to Bosnia as a Battalion Operations Officer in support of Operations Joint Endeavor and Joint Guard. Finally, she assumed the role of Division Provost Marshal for the 4^th Infantry Division.  Lastly, she was stationed at the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs and served as a Professor of Military Science for an ROTC Battalion.   

After retiring in 2004, she taught elementary school for 18 years, working at Shohola Elementary School for 16 years as a 5th- and 6th-grade teacher.