Tony Acerra remembered for dedication to nation,
family
Those who knew him well say Tony Acerra will be remembered most for his dedication — both to the nation and his family.
"Tony had no other agenda with his work. He just wanted things to be done right," said Dan Caterisano, Acerra's friend and former supervisor.
The Defense Contract Management Agency marked the official opening and naming of its new headquarters building on Fort Lee, Va., with a ribbon cutting and building dedication ceremony Sept. 15. The building was named Herbert Homer Hall in honor of DCMA employee Herb Homer, who was aboard United Airlines Flight 175 on Sept. 11, 2001, when the aircraft crashed into the World Trade Center.
In his Aug. 21, 2008, On Point Memo, Defense Contract Management Agency Director Charlie E. Williams, Jr. talked about the direction he gave to the agency's Office of Independent Assessment Mission Review Team to expand the focus of mission reviews to "assess the effectiveness of our portfolio of management controls, our adherence to agency policy/instructions and how well we are meeting the requirements of all our customers."
Defense Contract Management Agency
Director Charlie E. Williams, Jr., praises DCMA
employees' commitment to their work and pays tribute to
Tony Acerra who was killed
while performing his duties in Afghanistan.
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