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View Full Version : A Sister in need...


grog18b
04-16-10, 11:05 AM
I cleared this with Joey prior to posting.

I have a personal friend who is a Federal LEO, with the Treasury Department. Her name is Destiny Densley, and she is close to retirement. She is currently sufferring from many health problems, and is in desperate need of Federal leave donations, and is having problems paying some of her huge medical bills, so anything cash wise anyone can spare, she would appreciate too. Some of you may know her from Knob Creek shoots, or from some of the weapons forums around. She has done machine work for me personally on some of my 40mm items, and has donated some of her 40mm-12ga adapters to troops currently in combat zones around the world.

If anyone can help her out with a few days of Federal leave, Please follow the below instructions from her:


The Form to download is the Office of Personal Management or OPM 630-b.

http://www.opm.gov/FORMS/PDF_FILL/opm630b.pdf

You fill out the Form and in line 10 you put my name:

Destiny Densley, Treasury Dept,OSC,OP2,Dept3, Team 304

Then you hand it over to your payroll specialist and they Fax it to this person.

Angelica Y. Stevens
Leave Share Program
OS:HCO
WorkLife Programs
1111 Constitution
Suite 200-C-05
Washington, DC 20224
(v) 202-283-7628
(f) 202-283-4724

Your Payroll specialist can also email her or call her if they have any questions at

Angelica.Y.Stevens@irs.gov

Thank You,

Destiny Densley

Thanks guys and gals. I'm sure anything anyone can do will help her. I gave as much as I could, but she still needs some help to make it to retirement. GROG