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| Birth: | After 1948 in Murfreesboro, Rutherford County, Tennessee |
| Death: | After Nov 2007 in Panama City, Bay County, Florida |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Duane Bradshaw Marble b. 10 Apr 1929 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio |
| Mother: | Thera Mae Roberts |
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| Burial: Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio |
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Individual:
As of 2007, December 25th;
DeCody Brad Marble, descendant and genealogy researcher/compiler of the "MarblesAncestors" gedcom or database has 16 generations of 367 ancestors with 170 marriages. "MarblesAncestors" database includes 19,808 individuals with 7,110 marriages. Many biographies and hundreds of obituaries appear within the database file. The database is readily accessible from Rootsweb.com, WorldConnect URL and is listed below.
ONLINE DATABASE:
Rootsweb: Marble's Ancestors Database
http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=marbledb
WEBSITE:
Yahoo GeoCities' "Marble's Ancestors" http://geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/2298/index.html
ONLINE PHOTO GALLERY:
Angelfire: Marble's Ancestors Portraits Gallery
http://www.angelfire.com/fl/MarblePlace/gallery/
GENEALOGY MEMBERSHIPS:
2004, 16 November: First Families of Ashland County, Ohio (through pioneer ancestor, Michael Knapp)
2007, 19 November: First Families of Knox County, Ohio (through pioneer ancestor, Samuel Drake)
HIGHLIGHTS OF ANCESTRY:
Paternal ancestry, (from father, Duane Bradshaw MARBLE) consists of 16 generations of 181 ancestors with 79 marriages.
This paternal ancestry includes:
HISTORICAL EVENT:
9 Greats Grandfather, Joseph MARBLE posted bond with brother-in-law, Francis Faulkner, to release children Dorothy and Abigail Faulkner from Salem (witch) prison.
Emigrate Puritan, John Dane born about 1587 in Hertfordshire, England, the grandfather of Abigail Dane Faulkner who was tried and condemned for witcraft in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692.
MILITARY SERVICE:
2 Confederate Veterans; Lawrence DeCody BAILEY and Green CARVER of Pickens County, Alabama.
1 War of 1812 Veteran; Kennedy "Kennerdy/Canada" William (KW) BAILEY of Pickens County, AL.
2 REVOLUTIONARY WAR VETERANS:
(1.) William Fleming BAILEY, Senior, is recognized by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, (N.S.D.A.R.).
(2.) Joseph MARBLE, received pension 4 March 1834 in Fayston, Washington County, Vermont.
Private Joseph Marble fought at "Battle of Bunker Hill on 17 June 1775, under Capt. Joel Flecher's Company within Colonel Ephraim Doolittle's Regiment of Massachusetts Troops.
REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT; James SPRUNT of Kershaw County, S.C. recognized by (N.S.D.A.R.)
BOON Ancestry from Nathan Boon Esquire of Keowee River, Pendleton District, South Carolina.
(Lineage maybe linked to the famous Kentucky frontiersman, Daniel Boone.)
Most interesting character:
Moses ST(A)PP/STEPP, Kentucky Pioneer and Indian Fighter.
Materal ancestry, (from mother, Thera Mae ROBERTS) consists of 15 generations of 149 ancestors with 68 marriages.
This maternal ancestry includes:
Confederate Veteran; John Landers ROBERTS of Cherokee County, AL.
5 FIVE REVERENDS;
Jasper Newton SADLER, Callie Newton SADLER, Jesse WEBB, Luke LANDERS, & Samuel PARRISH.
2 REVOLUTIONARY VETERANS:
Jesse WEBB of Chestnut Hill, Jefferson County, Tennessee.
Thomas GRIBBLE born in Pennsylvania was a South Carolina Revolutionary Patriot. Thomas fought at the Battle of Bladckstock Farm, S.C. on November 20 1780.
A WORLD WAR II Hero, KIA;
Joseph Newton ARMSTRONG of Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee. (2nd cousin)
Sgt. Armstrong was a gunner on a B-26 Marauder bomber. It was shot down over Achen, Germany, during a bombing mission over Neckarels, Germany, just prior to the "Battle of the Budge".
Most interesting character:
Delila "Dilly" LANDERS. The well educated beautiful daughter of Luke LANDERS.
Dilly, a great conversationalist was married four times.
BIOGRAPHY:
Never married; no children.
DeCody Brad Marble was named after his Great Great Grandfather Bailey who fought in the Civil War. DeCody Brad's paternal grandmother, Mary Edna Bailey Marble had a strong influence on the naming of her son's child. Brad's childhood years were spent in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio. At the age of 7, Brad lost his father, Duane in a fatal vehicle accident in April 1958. Brad's mother, Thera Mae Marble provided for the family the following years, while employed as a high school English teacher. In 1967, the family moved to Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio, where grandfather Laurence Duane Marble resided. In 1970, Brad graduated from Mt. Vernon H.S. and attended Ohio State University in Newark, Linking County, Ohio for the next two years. Brad enlisted in the United States Air Force in October 1973 and retired from the United States Army in December 1994.
RESUME SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
Over 18 years supply field experience in shipping, storage, issuing, and receiving with 12 years in supervisory/managerial positions. Expertise in repairable redistributable assets management with strong skills in inventory control and reduction of stock overage (excess). Operated and/or trained others in the proper operation of, light to medium cargo vehicles, forklifts and tractors with trailers. Also performed preventive maintenance. Supervised, managed, performed work under stressful conditions including National Training Center rotations, Hurricane Hugo Relief Effort, downsizing and deactivating of U.S. European Forces and during Desert Shield/Desert Storm.
"OLD BETSY"
"With all the education, awards, and military experiences I have had, the most cheerful memorable experiences involved the operation of a 10,000 lb. capacity, rough terrain forklift, who I fondly named "Old Betsy". Under the 632 CS Co Maint NonDiv DS Fort Stewart, Georgia during Hurricane Hugo in the autumn of 1990 and during the Gulf War of 1991, I spent thousands of long consecutive hours loading hundreds of trucks with "Old Betsy." For a moral boost during the Gulf War, the U.S. Army command authorized painting of names with logos on the side doors of military vehicles. The Battalion and Company Officers woke up one morning to find a big red heart, with a black arrow piercing it, painted on the 10,000 pound capacity forklift with the name "Old Betsy" painted under the heart. All vehicle logos were supposed to be painted in black and require approval before painted on. It was controversial at first, but the command decided to let it slip by. Soon, mission requests were coming down from the Battalion Command for "Old Betsy" by name."
MILITARY SERVICE:
1973, October 18 - 1983, December 24; Served in U.S. Air Force, (Supply), 10 yrs.
1986, October 07 - 1994, December 31; Served in U.S. Army, Supply Logistics Technician, 8yrs.
MILITARY CONFLICT:
1990, October 15 - 1991, April 15; Desert Shield\Desert Storm, Gulf War, (six month duty)
24th Infantry Division (Mech), 632 CS Co Maint NonDiv DS, Fort Stewart, Georgia.
Staff Sergeant, (Ssgt.) DeCody Brad Marble, NCOIC of 50 Caliber Machine Gun for Supply Platoon.
DESERT SHIELD
* Trained/Supervised Supply Platoon 50 Caliber Team of 6 individuals, at Camp MacArthur, Saudi Arabia.
*Pulled guard duty at 50 Caliber bunker, at front gate of Camp (Fort) MacArthur, Saudi Arabia.
DESERT STORM
* Manned 50 Caliber Machine Gun atop deuce and half truck in front of the 541st Maintenance Battalion Convoy for 15 consecutive hours while crossing rough terrain through hostile Iraq on Feb. 26, 1991.
* Controlled surrendering of 11 Iraq soldiers, about 100 yards from 50 Caliber position, at perimeter front gate; until Military Police interceded on 02/28/91.
* Schedule/Supervised 50 Caliber Guard 24 hour shifts at 632 Maintenance Company perimeter front gate for 9 days; 02/28/91 - 03/08/91, 30 miles from Basra, Iraq.
MILITARY DECORATIONS:
Highest Service Medal awarded, (twice); Army Commendation Medal, 1st OLC (oak leaf cluster):
1992, April 20; As Inspector, (R)edistribute (A)ssets (T)eam, Logistic(s), HQ, U.S. Army, Europe reported to
HQ, USAREUR & 7 Army Office of Deputy Chief of Staff (ODCSLOG), Logistics APO 09014.
Headquartered in Bamberg, Germany. (USAREUR RATS)
Bullets:
* Provided experience to 22 supply support activities during 40 command inspection and training visits.
* Saved U. S. Army Europe $35 million dollars through consistent efforts of reducing excess stock.
2nd awarded Army Commendation Medal, (add 1 Oak leaf cluster on ribbon):
1994, June 3; As Reparable Exchange Supervisor/Manager or Major Assemblies Manager
B Company, 201st Forward Support Battalion, Fort Riley, Kansas, 66442
Bullets:
* Maintained 129 lines of RX assets valued at $2.5 million to ensure support of 33 military units at Fort Irwin National Training Center, (NTC), California.
* Ensured major assembly parts were loaded, issued, and turned in on very short notice.
*Turned in and/or exchanged 80 major assemblies without error during NTC rotation.
* Revised and restructured the NTC Rotation Bulk Yard, thus improving efficiency of operations, thereby improving customer satisfaction and support. Thus recognized by DynCorp, Ft. Irwin Division management officials for bulk yard improvements.
Army Achievement Metal:
1993, March 3; As Squad Leader and NCOIC of Repairable Exchange and Major Assemblies for 317th Maintenance Company, 71st Corps Support Battalion during Army Training and Evaluation Program (ARTEP) in Grafenwoehr Germany from 21 February to 26 February 1993.
* Trained and supervised 27 soldiers on correct procedures for field site operations and material handling equipment, (MHE) operations during the 317th company ARTEP.
* Dedication to mission accomplishment resulted in 100% accountability of all SSA equipment upon arrival to the ARTEP site.
Other Medals or Ribbons; NCO Professional Development "2", Southwest Asia Service w/3 Bze stars, Kuwait Liberation, National Defense Service w/bronze star, Army Good Conduct "2", Air Force Good Conduct "2", Army Service, Overseas Service, Small Arms Expert Marksmenship, Air Force Longevity Service (1st OLC), AF Outstanding Unit, and Army Outstanding Driver-W Award and Rifle.
(Wore 11 ribbons and two medals on Army Class A uniform)
EDUCATION:
1981, March; Bachelor of Applied Science in Resource Management, Troy State Montgomery, AL.
1985, March 18; Masters in Management Science, Troy State Univ. West Florida Region, FL.
1996, December 19; Associate in Science in Computer Programming & Analysis, GCCC, PC, FL.
1996, Fall quarter; Graduate, Cum Laude
HOBBIES:
Genealogy, gardening, photography, and computer software/hardware.
EMPLOYMENT:
1997, October 01, 1997 - 2002, February 08; Trend Western Technical Corporation, Tyndall AFB, FL.
2003, June 1 - 2004, February 06; First Response Security & Investigations, Panama City, Florida
2004, February 09 - 2007, March; Blue Water Security Services Inc., Panama City Beach, Florida.
Year 2004:
DeCody Brad Marble
Security Manager of Blue Water Security Services Incorporated, Agency # B 2400025.
Security Agency Manager, State of Florida, License # MB2400031, Issued 02/12/04
Sergeant and Supervisor of Blue Water Security Services Guard Force of over 20 Security Officers.
Security Officer with Nation Wide Security in April - July 2007
Burial Site:
Section 1, Lot #888, Grave 1, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio
DeCody Brad has six preceding generations of Ancestors buried in Section 1 of Ashland Cemetery.
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