| Duty
Position(s): Sentinel Relief Commander Relief: Brief Army History: Units: |
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| Awards
/ Decorations: Army Good Conduct Medal National Defense Medal Tomb Guard Identification Badge |
Highest Rank:
Sergeant (E-5) |
| Home
City / State: Conyers, GA |
Date of Birth: |
After the Army:
Entered the workforce with a major tire manufacturer; only child,
Kristin, born one month after discharge; back to college.
Family Information:
Married to Pam for 34 years. I met her while I was at the Tomb. One
daughter, Kristin, son-in-law Michael Slotnik, and one beautiful grand-daughter,
Josie, born October 31, 2002.
Current
Occupation:
Area Manager, Michelin North America
Degrees/Schooling:
BBA, Marketing, Georgia State University
Most Memorable Moment at Tomb:
The day of Robert Kennedy's internment, an older gentleman in a WWII
Eisenhower jacket tried to enter the chained, restricted area of the Tomb saying
"he had to call President Wilson." After a stock rattling port arms
and spiel, he retreated. It was near the time for a guard change and Hugh, the
civilian guard, chased him away. The MPs eventually caught him and placed him in
an area hospital. He was about 45 years too late to speak with President Wilson.
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