Guy Joseph Palmieri
GUY JOSEPH PALMIERI
Birth: Jan. 15, 1936 Lawrence Essex County Massachusetts, USA
Death: Mar. 15, 2006 Joplin Newton County Missouri, USA
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Guy Joseph Palmieri:
American Manufacturing Executive, Retired Military Officer, Joplin City Councilman
Military Decorations and Awards: Bronze Star with two bronze oak leaf clusters, Air medal, Legion of Merit (twice), Defense Meritorious Service award (twice).
Background: Palmieri, Guy Joseph was born on January 15, 1936 in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Husband of Susan (Anthony) Palmieri. Son of of the late Domenic and Jennie (Archetti) Palmieri. Brother to late Marilyn Zappalla Father of Capt. David Palmieri, Ann Campbell, Carol Gray & Leslie Kieb
Education: Bachelor of Science, United States Military Academy, 1957; Master of Science in Administration, George Washington University, 1972.
Career: Commissioned 2nd lieutenant United States Army, 1957, advanced through grades to colonel, 1978, battery Commander 3rd armored division Federal Republic of Germany, 1962-1963, operations officer 23rd artillery group Republic of Vietnam, 1969-1972, Commander 3rd battalion, 6th field artillery, 1st division, 1973-1975, chairman joint task force, 1977-1978; attache Defense Intelligence Agency, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1978-1982, Canberra, Australia, 1982-1985, Wellington, New Zealand, 1982-1985, Port Mores-by, Papua, New Guinea, 1982-1985; retired United States Army, 1987; senior vice president Day & Zimmerman, Incorporated, Parsons, Kansas, from 1988; Assistant professor military science University Oklahoma, 1965-1968.
Memberships:
National Management Association Association Grads. of United States Military Academy Association of United States Army Retired Officers Association American Defense Preparedness Association Association Industrial College of Armed Forces.
Interests: Tennis, racquetball, golf
Burial: Mount Hope Cemetery Webb City Jasper County Missouri, USA
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