I know my problem is probably simple, but I tried that and it doesn't work.  So I went through everything and wrote it down exactly as it is in my database.  This is what I have!

EmployeeT Fields
EmployeeID (Auto #)
TeamID (#)
BuildingID (#)
RequestID (#)
JobTitle (Text)
EmployeeNo (text)
EmailAddress (Hyperlink)
SalaryWage (text)
SNELogin (Text)
GOALogin (Text)
FullName (Text)

EmployeeF (Field Name/Source) EmployeeID/EmployeeID
SNELogin/SNELogin
GOALogin/GOALogin
EmailAddress/EmailAddress
EmployeeNo/EmployeeNO
TeamCombo/TeamID/Table
BuildingCombo/BuildingID/Table
JobTitleCombo/JobTitle/Table
SalaryWageCombo/SalaryWage/ValueList

* Default Value
=[Forms]![RequestF]![RequestID]
For (SNELogin, GOALogin, EmailAddress, and EmployeeNo

RequestT
RequestID (Auto#)
EmployeeID (#)
SalaryWage (text)
JobTitle (text)
Building (Text)
Team (text)
eMailAddress (hyperlink)
GOALogin (text)
SNELogin (text)
EmployeeNo (text)

RequestF (Field Name/Source)
RequestID/RequestID
EmployeeCombo/EmployeeID/Table
JobTitle/JobTitle
Building/Building
Team/Team
SalaryWage/SalaryWage
SNELogin/SNELogin
GOALogin/GOALogin
EmailAddress/EmailAddress
EmployeeNo/EmployeeNo

*Default Value
=[Forms]![EmployeeF]![EmployeeID]
For JobTitle, SalaryWage, Building, Team

I appreciate the help!

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Reply from Alex Hedley:

Why do you need it in two places?
I still think you should have it in 1 place and then link the Request to the Employee with an EmployeeID in the RequestF and set that to have a Default Value of [Forms]![EmployeeF]![EmployeeID] so when you open the Request Form from the EmployeeF it sets the value to that Employee, then you can fill in the extra information you need.