Served in the U.S. Army for 27 years in the Army Corps of Engineers. In November, 1963, he created and engineered the eternal flame that adorns the graveside of President John F. Kennedy's graveside at Arlington National Cemetary.From August 1953 to August 1955, he directed the construction of the airbase at Kimpo, South Korea which is now part of the international airport at Seoul, South Korea. In 1967 hr joined the Public Works Department for the City of Dallas, Texas and retired in 1971 as the Deputy Director of the City of Dallas Building Services Department.
Served in the U.S. Army for 27 years in the Army Corps of Engineers. In November, 1963, he created and engineered the eternal flame that adorns the graveside of President John F. Kennedy's graveside at Arlington National Cemetary.From August 1953 to August 1955, he directed the construction of the airbase at Kimpo, South Korea which is now part of the international airport at Seoul, South Korea. In 1967 hr joined the Public Works Department for the City of Dallas, Texas and retired in 1971 as the Deputy Director of the City of Dallas Building Services Department.
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