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Viewing cable 09KHARTOUM349, AUTHORIZED DEPARTURE SUDAN - STAFF AT POST

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Reference ID Created Released Classification Origin
09KHARTOUM349 2009-03-13 13:09 2011-08-24 16:30 UNCLASSIFIED Embassy Khartoum
------------------3F64EB  131400Z /38    
P 131309Z MAR 09
FM AMEMBASSY KHARTOUM
TO SECSTATE WASHDC PRIORITY 3245
UNCLAS KHARTOUM 000349 
 
BT 
 
FOR M, AF/EX, RM, M/DGHR/FLO 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: AMGT AEMR CASC KFLO AFIN ASEC SU
SUBJECT: AUTHORIZED DEPARTURE SUDAN - STAFF AT POST 
 
Ref:  (A) Khartoum 335, (B) State 22076 
 
1. Per Reftel A, Post has identified employees/eligible family 
members at post by agency who plan to depart imminently.  Reftel B, 
Para. 18 requests post to identify all remaining employees/eligible 
family members at post, by agency, who would depart in the next 
phase of an evacuation.  Post anticipates that the next phase of the 
evacuation would leave post with approximately 40 staff who are 
essential for maintenance of emergency operations.  See list below 
(staff already on authorized departure (AD) or caught out (CO) are 
also indicated). 
 
2.  Listed below are the staff who have been identified to depart 
post in the next phase of a heightened departure status.  The list 
includes all EFMs and any staff scheduled for imminent Permanent 
Change of Station departure who were able to move up their departure 
dates. 
 
NO Employee/EFM        Agency  Pos. Next Depart. 
1  ASQUINO, MARK       State   DCM     STAY 
2  BAKER, ARNE         State   SGSO    RETURN 
3  BANCHERO, ANNA M.   State   RAO     STAY 
4  DAVENPORT, JOANNE   State   IRM     STAY 
5  DAVENPORT, PAUL     State   FM      STAY 
6  DAVIS, JUJUAN       State   IRM     STAY 
7  DEITCH, CHRISTIAN   State   POL     STAY 
8  EICHER, REBECCA     State   IRM     STAY 
9  FERNANDEZ, ALBERTO  State   COM     STAY 
10 HUNSUCKER, SANYA    State   OMS     STAY 
11 KOWALSKI, JOHN      State   MGT     STAY 
12 LISENBEE, CHUCK     State   RSO     STAY 
13 MARTIN, CHARLES     State   CONS    STAY 
14 MBENNA, VELLA       State   IRM     STAY 
15 MEYER, JANET        State   RSO     STAY 
16 MILLER, JASON       State   RAO     STAY 
17 PAVIS, IAN          State   RSO     STAY 
18 PELLET, MAURA       State   HRO     STAY 
19 PRATT, JONATHAN     State   POL     STAY 
20 REALE, STEPHEN      State   IRM     STAY 
21 SHAHBAZIAN, BEHZAD  State   RMO     STAY 
22 SILBERSTEIN, PAUL   State   RAO     STAY 
23 SPARKS, TOM         State   IRM     STAY 
24 STRUBLE, JOHN       State   POL     STAY 
25 TATSIS, ALEX        State   POL     STAY 
26 WIEMANN, DEL        State   IRM     STAY 
27 KHANDAGLE, SUREKA   OFDA    OFDA    STAY 
28 ADAMS, JIM          OBO     OBO     STAY 
29 HINDS, GARY         OBO     OBO     STAY 
30 LEONARD, SONNY      OBO     OBO     STAY 
31 REVEREZA, ROGER     OBO     OBO     STAY 
32 RODRIGUEZ, DAVID    OBO     OBO     STAY 
33 CROCKETT, BEN       DOD     DLO     STAY 
34 CRUZ, JERRY         DOD     JLE     STAY 
35 DAWSON, RICHARD     DOD     JLE     STAY 
36 HARRISON, JEFF      DOD     DLO     STAY 
37 RUSSELL, CHRIS      DOD     OPSCO   STAY 
38 FESSENDEN, PAMELA   AID     FFP     STAY 
39 HAMMINK, BILL       AID     AID Dir.STAY 
40 KNIGHT, CHARLES     AID     AID     STAY 
41 RAVIN, JUDITH       State   PAO     GO 
42 BRAUNOHLER, LOREN   State   POL     GO 
43 BRAUNOHLER, WALTER  State   PAS     GO 
44 HOUSTON, JUDITH     State   OMS     GO 
45 KARANIAN, JEN       State   EFM     GO 
46 MARTIN, TOLKYN      State   EFM     GO 
47 MBENNA, FRANCIS     State   EFM     GO 
48 MCCREA, KAREN       State   AF/SPG  GO (TDY) 
49 MEYERS, CHARLIE     State   RAO     GO 
50 MORAN, KEVIN        State   RAO     GO 
51 NELSON, JOSH        State   RAO     GO 
52 PARE, RAYMOND       State   EFM     GO 
53 PORTER, CHRISTINA   State   RAO     GO 
54 PORTER, JOHN        State   RAO     GO 
55 REED, DIANE         State   Watch   GO 
56 RICHTER, GINGER     State   OMS     GO 
57 SHARP, LINDA        State   Watch   GO 
58 SHARP, WILLY        State   Watch   GO 
59 SILBERSTEIN,BARBARA State   EFM     GO 
60 TDY ARSO            State   RSO     GO 
61 TDY ARSO            State   RSO     GO 
62 VISELLI, KATHLEEN   State   Watch   GO 
63 BRIGGS, JEANNE      AID     OFDA    GO 
64 SALDIVAR, JUVY      AID     OFDA    GO 
65 RIVEREZA, TANIA     OBO     EFM     GO 
66 BRADLEY, MICHAEL    AID     AID     GO 
67 BRADLEY, TUENJAI    AID     EFM     GO 
68 COSSOLIAS, BILL     AID     MOH     GO 
69 CROSS, TIARE        AID     AID     GO 
70 DAMIAN, JOHNNY      AID     AID TCN GO (TDY) 
71 DOUGLAS, MARC       AID     AID     GO 
72 ELISAMA, MICHAEL    AID     AID TDY GO 
73 GALDAS, SAM         AID     EFM     GO 
74 GEMENZE, JOHN       AID     AID TCN GO (TDY) 
75 GUARINO, EVELYN     AID     AID TCN GO (TDY) 
 
76 ISHAM, BROOKE       AID     AID     GO 
77 KOLLARS, PATRICK    AID     AID     GO 
78 M'BARACK, OUMAR     AID     AID     GO 
79 MCGHIE, TERESA      AID     AID     GO 
80 POOLE, JACQUE       AID     AID     GO 
81 RICHER, MICKEY      AID     AID     GO 
82 SPEAR, KEN          AID     AID     GO 
83 TADROS, MERVAT      AID     AID TCN GO (TDY) 
84 WAVOMBA, EUNICE     AID     AID     GO 
85 ASQUINO, JANE       State   EFM     CO 
86 KOWALSKI, MARIA     State   EFM     CO 
87 LOW, KURT           AID     AID     CO 
88 FERNANDEZ, KATY     State   EFM     AD 
89 HAZLIN, KIMBERLY    State   EFM     AD 
90 JARAMILLO, ANDRES   State   FMO     AD 
91 OBEY, MARK          State   A/GSO   AD 
92 CARBONE, JANE       AID     AID     AD 
93 DIRSCHEL, KRISTEN   State   OMS     AD 
 
3. Requests for official foreign safehaven in Cairo and alternate 
and official foreign safe haven locations in Pretoria being sent 
septels. 
 
4.  Post requests Department guidance regarding the most efficient 
process for approving short annual leave travel out of Sudan for 
essential staff.  Some of these staff members have had put off their 
R&R travel due to demands following the ICC announcement and 
expulsion of 13 NGOs.  It is important that essential staff get 
breaks to allow for those who stay behind to address demands here. 
 
FERNANDEZ