Millicent Jones Gilmore

Background

Gilmore, Millicent Jones was born on July 17, 1920 in Altoona, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Harry Elvey and Sylvia Violet (Burk) Jones.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Education, Millersville U., 1942; postgrad studies, Geo. Washington University, 1942-1943 1945-1947; postgrad studies, U. Florida, 1948.

Career

Public relations staff, National Housing Agency, Washington, 1942-1943; statistician, British Ministry of Supply, Washington, 1943-1944; economist, Department of Labor, Washington, 1944-1947; teacher, Dade County Board of Instruction, Miami, 1947-1951; management analyst, Headquarters Andrews Air Force Base, Washington, 1951-1952; personnel officer, United States Air Force, various cities, 1952-1972. Tutor Orange County Schools, Orlando, Florida, 1973-1974.

Achievements

• Millicent Jones Gilmore has been listed as a noteworthy Military career officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Major United States Air Force, 1952-1972. Member American Association of University Women (president local chapter 1989-1991), Young Women's Community Club, United States Air Force Women Officer's Association, Retired Officers' Association, American Legion.

Connections

Married Jack DeWolf Gilmore, April 30, 1963 (divorced May, 1967).

Father:

Harry Elvey Jones

Mother:

Sylvia Violet (Burk) Jones

Spouse:

Jack DeWolf Gilmore