He served for 30 years in the U.S. Air Force, 16 of which were in the National Guard/Reserves. He earned a Ph.D. in Educational Administration, and worked in the Akron, OH, Montgomery, AL, and Zanesville, OH school systems. He ended his career as Principal at Reynoldsburg Junior High school. He served twice as a Bishop (minister) in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He met Carlene at church and proposed to her 3 weeks later; they were married for 48 years and raised 5 children. "While we children hated it at the time, Herb volunteered us to mow the grass of every widow, take meals to everyone who sneezed, and help every person on earth move their sofa. He devoured leftovers (including stealing off our plates), lost every game of Old Maid, and forced us to hear the same three jokes over and over. But no matter what, to his death he did his best to be a good Dad and Husband."
He served for 30 years in the U.S. Air Force, 16 of which were in the National Guard/Reserves. He earned a Ph.D. in Educational Administration, and worked in the Akron, OH, Montgomery, AL, and Zanesville, OH school systems. He ended his career as Principal at Reynoldsburg Junior High school. He served twice as a Bishop (minister) in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He met Carlene at church and proposed to her 3 weeks later; they were married for 48 years and raised 5 children. "While we children hated it at the time, Herb volunteered us to mow the grass of every widow, take meals to everyone who sneezed, and help every person on earth move their sofa. He devoured leftovers (including stealing off our plates), lost every game of Old Maid, and forced us to hear the same three jokes over and over. But no matter what, to his death he did his best to be a good Dad and Husband."
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