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wu wi National School of Meat Cutting, Inc,, Toledo, Ohio Columbus Technical Institute, Aviation Maintenance Program, Fall, 1983 - Spring, 1984 (Ohio National Guard Scholarship Pregram) Military History/Record: U. S. Marine Corps, October 7, 1969, to July 7, 1972, Honorable Discharge, Rank: E-5 Sergeant, MOS=3371, Cook/Supply Overseas Assignments: Hawaii, April, 1970 - March, 1971; Okinawa, April, 1971 - March, 1972 U. S. Army, August 10, 1973 - August 9, 1976, Honorable Discharge, Rank: E~-5 Sergeant. Assignments: (101st Airborne Division, Fort Campbell, Kentucky) Military Police, Squad Leader, | Guard Supervisor for Post Stockade, Patrol _ Supervision while on Military Line Duty. Matix experienced a normal childhood, with the exception of laboring with a stuttering impediment. This ultimately required professional help to terminate. This treatment was “acquired at the Walter Reed Amy Hospital during his adult years while serving a second tour of enlistment. Matix was an average high school student who did not participate in. athletic events but did take an active role in The Future Farmers of America (FFA) program. He spent a great deal of time on the rural property of relatives and presented himself as a kind, quiet and considerate young man. He enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps on graduation and served an unblemished three years, attaining the position of Sergeant (E-5) and carrying out the Aunties of Bakery Foreman (MOS 32371 =- Cook) “ah Tok Nee he See he a Giese ieee eee Colaba wa thecal Md Thirteen months after discharge from the Marine Corps, Matix enlisted in the U. S. Army, having spent this short interim period living with his parents in New Madison, Ohio, and working er for the Hobart Manufacturing Company of Tro Ohic. er basic Airborne training, Matix optioned for Military Police duty assignment and served until his discharge as a platoon citations to include Good Conduct, the Parachutist Badge and the National Defense Service Medal. It was while serving at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, that Matix met and served in the Mil “Police Unit with Michael Lee Platt. ome = and patrol supervisor. He was discharged with @ recora of -2-= ane