Tanya Brenden

Directed daily dispatch operations, coordinating drivers, delivery routes, and customer requests. Managed workflow, driver assignments, and served as primary point of contact to resolve scheduling conflicts and operational issues.

Lead volunteer developing a new Family Readiness Group for the 511th MP Company. Organized monthly meetings, recruited volunteers, planned fundraisers, and coordinated with company leadership.

Delivered and collected U.S. Mail in rural and suburban areas, working part-time when regular carriers were off. Also sold stamps, supplies, and money orders while prioritizing safety and efficiency.

Maintained cleanliness of patient rooms, surgical areas, offices, labs, and waiting areas. Applied infection-control policies, kept waste disposal records, and assisted in scheduling maintenance repairs.

Cleaned guest rooms, corridors, lobbies, and public areas. Organized work schedules, restocked supplies, responded to guest requests, and ensured safety and security procedures were followed.

Served legal documents such as subpoenas and summonses, filed court papers, and located persons to be served using public records. Recorded delivery details and delivered documents between courts and attorneys.

Performed cleaning activities such as sweeping, mopping, dusting, and polishing. Ensured rooms were cared for and inspected, notified superiors of damages, and adhered to health and safety rules.

Answered and directed phone calls, organized appointments, and managed correspondence. Developed filing systems, ordered office supplies, booked travel, and acted as point of contact for clients.

Completed high school education at Paul V Moore High School.