AUTHORIZED DEPARTURE SUDAN - STAFF AT POST

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