Everett Bushnell Gladding

Background

Gladding, Everett Bushnell was born on June 27, 1917 in New Haven. Son of Daniel Henry and Grace A. (Brown) Gladding.

Education

Bachelor, Wesleyan University, 1938. Master of Arts, JohnsHopkins University, 1946. Commissioned ensign United States Navy, 1941, advanced through grades to captain, 1960.

Staff Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic, 1956-1959.

Chief National Security Agency, Pacific, 1960-1963. Commanding officer Naval Commander

Station, Adak, Alaska, 1963-1964. Chief staff officer Naval Security Group, 1964-1966, director Naval Security Group, Pacific, 1966-1968, retired, 1968.

Planning specialist Ling-Temco-Vought Electrosystems, Incorporated., Greenville, Texas, 1968-1970.

Management analyst Connecticut State Welfare Department, 1970-1972. Public relations assistant Air Kaman, Incorporated., 1971-1975. Editor Flight Lincolnshire Times, 1974-1975.

President Majors Aviation Service, Incorporated., 1975-1981.

Career

Commissioned ensign United States Navy, 1941. Captain, 1960; staff Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic, 1956—1959. Chief National Security Agency, Pacific, 1960—1963.

Commanding officer Naval Communications Station, Adak, Alaska, 1963—1964. Chief staff officer Naval Security Group, 1964—1966, director Pacific, 1966—1968. Retired, 1968; planning specialist Ling-Temco-Vought Electrosys., Inc., Greenville, Texas, 1968—1970.

Management analyst Connecticut State Welfare Department, 1970—1972. Public relations assistant Air Kaman, Inc., 1971—1975.

Achievements

• Everett Bushnell Gladding has been listed as a noteworthy navy officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Editor Flight Line Times, 1974—1975. President Majors Aviation Service, Inc., 1975—1981. Member City Council, Mayor Pro Team, Greenville, Texas, 1983—1989.

Mayor, 1991—1994; member, human development & small cities council steering committees National League Cities, 1986—1989. Member Community & Economic Development Policy Committee, since 1991. Small cities advisory council Texas Municipal League.

Member Community Development Regional Review Committee North Central. Texas, Executive Board, Criminal Justice Policy Development Committee North Central. Texas Council Governments.

Secretary treasurer, 1986—1987. Vice president, 1987—1988. President, 1988—1989.

Board directors Hunt Memorial Hospital District, 1989—1991, Northeast Texas Symphony Association. Regional representative Dallas Symphony Association. Trustee Choirmaster St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 1975—1989.

Vestryman, 1976—1979, 1982—1985. Judge dog obedience trials, 1957—1974. Member of Sons of the American Revolution, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (life.

Senior ), American Radio Relay League, Aviation Space Writers Association, Sabine Valley Amateur Radio Assn, Association Regional Councils, Quarter Century Wireless Association, Society Colonial Wars, Order Founders & Patriots America, Dallas Amateur Radio Club.

Connections

Married Harriet Allen Clark, June 7, 1941. Children: Nicholas Clark, Brenda Alexander.

Father:

Daniel Henry Gladding

Mother:

Grace A. (Brown) Gladding

Spouse:

Harriet Allen Clark

child:

Nicholas Clark Gladding

child:

Brenda Alexander Gladding