Adjutant - George LaMont

George LaMont serves as the SE Division Adjutant. George LaMont was appointed to the position of Adjutant for the Southeast Division on March 8, 2013 by then NDVC David Gardner and has served continually since then.

George serves the Department of Florida as Commandant after service in each of the elected and several appointed Department positions. He was recognized as the Department Marine of the Year for 2013.

George is serving in his second term as Smart Dog for the Florida Pack and has served as a station monitor on the initiation team at the Kennel Supreme Growls.

George has been an active member of 3 different Detachments in Florida, having served in numerous elected and appointed positions with each.
He was recognized as the Marine of the Year for the Arthur R Meyer Jr. Detachment 472.
He currently serves as the Junior Past Commandant for the Brooksville Detachment 466 following two terms as the Detachment Commandant.

George is active in the community with veterans, hospice, and senior citizens activities.

George enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1967 and served as an Am Track Crewman 1833 until being medically discharged in 1968. He continued to serve for 34 years as a law enforcement officer first in the Chicago area, and later in Florida where he retired from the New Port Richey Police Department in 1998. Following retirement, he accepted a position in the Pacific Nation of the Federated States of Micronesia as Chief of Internal Investigations for the National Public Auditor. In 2001, he began working as a criminal investigator with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission; until his retirement in 2014 as Captain of Statewide Investigations for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission captive wildlife program.

George and his wife Anita reside in Brooksville, Florida. George spends his few spare moments as an artist painting and teaching in the oil paint medium.