RESUME

ERNEST RANDOLPH WILLIAMS SR.

**** *. ****** *********

Detroit, MI 48202

(313) 655- 9283 - (CELL)

313-***-**** - (HOME)

EDUCATION:

Master of Education in Industrial Education

Virginia State College, Petersburg, VA

Graduated May, 1972

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education

Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA

Graduated May, 1969

WORK EXPERIENCES:

2004 Jaguar XJ8 vehicle Restoration

I rebuilt a 2004 Jaguar XJ8 four door vehicle. I purchased the need parts from four different salvage yards. In many cases I had to remove the needed parts myself from the vehicle in the yard. NOTE: care had to be taken to ensure the parts selected from the salvage yard vehicle’s had not been in an accident. Some of the parts purchased were: an engine, transmission, drive shaft, rear axle, four fenders, and the body. I installed the purchased parts on the jaguar XJ8 frame, I had previously purchased, which was sitting in my back yard. NOTE: Installing the parts on the frame was the easy part, saving the money to buy the required parts was the hardest part. In spite of these concerns, I rebuilt the Jaguar, I am now driving. In fact, it runs so good it is the only vehicle I want to drive!

Retired

Ford Motor Company,

December 2000

Ford Motor Company,

Warranty Parts Return Center

National Safety, Emissions, & Recall Analyst

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

August 1995 - December 2000

Technical Writer of Safety, Emissions, and Recall Bulletins

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

December 1985 – August 1995 I researched, drafted and published Safety, Emission, and Recall Bulletins as required by the federal government. I researched, and published (a.) the Ford approved cause of the failure, (b.) how to correct the failure (c.) dealer reimbursement for correcting the failure and (d.) the proper procedure to return the removed part for each vehicle involved in the national recall.

Ford Heavy Truck Parts and Service Engineer

Ford Motor Company

Boston District Office

March 1977 – December 1985

I accepted the Ford Motor Co. offer to be a Heavy Truck Parts and Service

Engineer for the North Eastern Region.

I managed the following areas:

1.New truck orders and the shipments of new trucks to Ford dealers in my district.

2.Shipment of truck parts from the National Parts Center to Ford dealers in my district.

3.Shipment of truck parts from Ford dealers in my district to fleets in my districts.

Director, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

January 1972 – March 1977

I completed the requirements for the Masters of Education in Industrial Education May, 1972. I accepted the offer to be the Director of The Auto Mechanic Department at Norfolk State College, Norfolk Virginia. To reduce the program’s high dropout rate, I revised the first two years of the program. I develop an automotive program which produced students with saleable automotive skills in 2 years! My program was a complete success. This automotive program graduated more two year mechanics and four year teachers, than any other automotive program in the history of Norfolk States College. My student’s success in the automotive industry caused Ford, General Motors, and other automotive Companies to look at my program and at me. They all made offers to join their companies, I chose Ford Motor Co.

Instructor, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

March 1969 – January 1972

I taught the automotive theory classes at Norfolk State College to future auto mechanics and auto mechanic teachers. I also enrolled in Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia as a part-time graduate student in the Master of Education program.

Auto, Trucks (Light, Medium, Heavy) and City Bus Mechanic

Norfolk Truck and Bus Co.

April 1960 – March 1969

I worked full time at the Norfolk Truck and Bus Company repairing automobiles, heavy duty trucks and city bus vehicles. I also attended Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA, as a part-time auto mechanic student.

RESUME

ERNEST RANDOLPH WILLIAMS SR.

1232 W. Boston Boulevard

Detroit, MI 48202

(313) 655- 9283 - (CELL)

313-***-**** - (HOME)

EDUCATION:

Master of Education in Industrial Education

Virginia State College, Petersburg, VA

Graduated May, 1972

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education

Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA

Graduated May, 1969

WORK EXPERIENCES:

2004 Jaguar XJ8 vehicle Restoration

I rebuilt a 2004 Jaguar XJ8 four door vehicle. I purchased the need parts from four different salvage yards. In many cases I had to remove the needed parts myself from the vehicle in the yard. NOTE: care had to be taken to ensure the parts selected from the salvage yard vehicle’s had not been in an accident. Some of the parts purchased were: an engine, transmission, drive shaft, rear axle, four fenders, and the body. I installed the purchased parts on the jaguar XJ8 frame, I had previously purchased, which was sitting in my back yard. NOTE: Installing the parts on the frame was the easy part, saving the money to buy the required parts was the hardest part. In spite of these concerns, I rebuilt the Jaguar, I am now driving. In fact, it runs so good it is the only vehicle I want to drive!

Retired

Ford Motor Company,

December 2000

Ford Motor Company,

Warranty Parts Return Center

National Safety, Emissions, & Recall Analyst

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

August 1995 - December 2000

Technical Writer of Safety, Emissions, and Recall Bulletins

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

December 1985 – August 1995 I researched, drafted and published Safety, Emission, and Recall Bulletins as required by the federal government. I researched, and published (a.) the Ford approved cause of the failure, (b.) how to correct the failure (c.) dealer reimbursement for correcting the failure and (d.) the proper procedure to return the removed part for each vehicle involved in the national recall.

Ford Heavy Truck Parts and Service Engineer

Ford Motor Company

Boston District Office

March 1977 – December 1985

I accepted the Ford Motor Co. offer to be a Heavy Truck Parts and Service

Engineer for the North Eastern Region.

I managed the following areas:

1.New truck orders and the shipments of new trucks to Ford dealers in my district.

2.Shipment of truck parts from the National Parts Center to Ford dealers in my district.

3.Shipment of truck parts from Ford dealers in my district to fleets in my districts.

Director, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

January 1972 – March 1977

I completed the requirements for the Masters of Education in Industrial Education May, 1972. I accepted the offer to be the Director of The Auto Mechanic Department at Norfolk State College, Norfolk Virginia. To reduce the program’s high dropout rate, I revised the first two years of the program. I develop an automotive program which produced students with saleable automotive skills in 2 years! My program was a complete success. This automotive program graduated more two year mechanics and four year teachers, than any other automotive program in the history of Norfolk States College. My student’s success in the automotive industry caused Ford, General Motors, and other automotive Companies to look at my program and at me. They all made offers to join their companies, I chose Ford Motor Co.

Instructor, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

March 1969 – January 1972

I taught the automotive theory classes at Norfolk State College to future auto mechanics and auto mechanic teachers. I also enrolled in Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia as a part-time graduate student in the Master of Education program.

Auto, Trucks (Light, Medium, Heavy) and City Bus Mechanic

Norfolk Truck and Bus Co.

April 1960 – March 1969

I worked full time at the Norfolk Truck and Bus Company repairing automobiles, heavy duty trucks and city bus vehicles. I also attended Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA, as a part-time auto mechanic student.

RESUME

ERNEST RANDOLPH WILLIAMS SR.

1232 W. Boston Boulevard

Detroit, MI 48202

(313) 655- 9283 - (CELL)

313-***-**** - (HOME)

EDUCATION:

Master of Education in Industrial Education

Virginia State College, Petersburg, VA

Graduated May, 1972

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education

Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA

Graduated May, 1969

WORK EXPERIENCES:

2004 Jaguar XJ8 vehicle Restoration

I rebuilt a 2004 Jaguar XJ8 four door vehicle. I purchased the need parts from four different salvage yards. In many cases I had to remove the needed parts myself from the vehicle in the yard. NOTE: care had to be taken to ensure the parts selected from the salvage yard vehicle’s had not been in an accident. Some of the parts purchased were: an engine, transmission, drive shaft, rear axle, four fenders, and the body. I installed the purchased parts on the jaguar XJ8 frame, I had previously purchased, which was sitting in my back yard. NOTE: Installing the parts on the frame was the easy part, saving the money to buy the required parts was the hardest part. In spite of these concerns, I rebuilt the Jaguar, I am now driving. In fact, it runs so good it is the only vehicle I want to drive!

Retired

Ford Motor Company,

December 2000

Ford Motor Company,

Warranty Parts Return Center

National Safety, Emissions, & Recall Analyst

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

August 1995 - December 2000

Technical Writer of Safety, Emissions, and Recall Bulletins

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

December 1985 – August 1995 I researched, drafted and published Safety, Emission, and Recall Bulletins as required by the federal government. I researched, and published (a.) the Ford approved cause of the failure, (b.) how to correct the failure (c.) dealer reimbursement for correcting the failure and (d.) the proper procedure to return the removed part for each vehicle involved in the national recall.

Ford Heavy Truck Parts and Service Engineer

Ford Motor Company

Boston District Office

March 1977 – December 1985

I accepted the Ford Motor Co. offer to be a Heavy Truck Parts and Service

Engineer for the North Eastern Region.

I managed the following areas:

1.New truck orders and the shipments of new trucks to Ford dealers in my district.

2.Shipment of truck parts from the National Parts Center to Ford dealers in my district.

3.Shipment of truck parts from Ford dealers in my district to fleets in my districts.

Director, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

January 1972 – March 1977

I completed the requirements for the Masters of Education in Industrial Education May, 1972. I accepted the offer to be the Director of The Auto Mechanic Department at Norfolk State College, Norfolk Virginia. To reduce the program’s high dropout rate, I revised the first two years of the program. I develop an automotive program which produced students with saleable automotive skills in 2 years! My program was a complete success. This automotive program graduated more two year mechanics and four year teachers, than any other automotive program in the history of Norfolk States College. My student’s success in the automotive industry caused Ford, General Motors, and other automotive Companies to look at my program and at me. They all made offers to join their companies, I chose Ford Motor Co.

Instructor, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

March 1969 – January 1972

I taught the automotive theory classes at Norfolk State College to future auto mechanics and auto mechanic teachers. I also enrolled in Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia as a part-time graduate student in the Master of Education program.

Auto, Trucks (Light, Medium, Heavy) and City Bus Mechanic

Norfolk Truck and Bus Co.

April 1960 – March 1969

I worked full time at the Norfolk Truck and Bus Company repairing automobiles, heavy duty trucks and city bus vehicles. I also attended Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA, as a part-time auto mechanic student.

RESUME

ERNEST RANDOLPH WILLIAMS SR.

1232 W. Boston Boulevard

Detroit, MI 48202

(313) 655- 9283 - (CELL)

313-***-**** - (HOME)

EDUCATION:

Master of Education in Industrial Education

Virginia State College, Petersburg, VA

Graduated May, 1972

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education

Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA

Graduated May, 1969

WORK EXPERIENCES:

2004 Jaguar XJ8 vehicle Restoration

I rebuilt a 2004 Jaguar XJ8 four door vehicle. I purchased the need parts from four different salvage yards. In many cases I had to remove the needed parts myself from the vehicle in the yard. NOTE: care had to be taken to ensure the parts selected from the salvage yard vehicle’s had not been in an accident. Some of the parts purchased were: an engine, transmission, drive shaft, rear axle, four fenders, and the body. I installed the purchased parts on the jaguar XJ8 frame, I had previously purchased, which was sitting in my back yard. NOTE: Installing the parts on the frame was the easy part, saving the money to buy the required parts was the hardest part. In spite of these concerns, I rebuilt the Jaguar, I am now driving. In fact, it runs so good it is the only vehicle I want to drive!

Retired

Ford Motor Company,

December 2000

Ford Motor Company,

Warranty Parts Return Center

National Safety, Emissions, & Recall Analyst

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

August 1995 - December 2000

Technical Writer of Safety, Emissions, and Recall Bulletins

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

December 1985 – August 1995 I researched, drafted and published Safety, Emission, and Recall Bulletins as required by the federal government. I researched, and published (a.) the Ford approved cause of the failure, (b.) how to correct the failure (c.) dealer reimbursement for correcting the failure and (d.) the proper procedure to return the removed part for each vehicle involved in the national recall.

Ford Heavy Truck Parts and Service Engineer

Ford Motor Company

Boston District Office

March 1977 – December 1985

I accepted the Ford Motor Co. offer to be a Heavy Truck Parts and Service

Engineer for the North Eastern Region.

I managed the following areas:

1.New truck orders and the shipments of new trucks to Ford dealers in my district.

2.Shipment of truck parts from the National Parts Center to Ford dealers in my district.

3.Shipment of truck parts from Ford dealers in my district to fleets in my districts.

Director, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

January 1972 – March 1977

I completed the requirements for the Masters of Education in Industrial Education May, 1972. I accepted the offer to be the Director of The Auto Mechanic Department at Norfolk State College, Norfolk Virginia. To reduce the program’s high dropout rate, I revised the first two years of the program. I develop an automotive program which produced students with saleable automotive skills in 2 years! My program was a complete success. This automotive program graduated more two year mechanics and four year teachers, than any other automotive program in the history of Norfolk States College. My student’s success in the automotive industry caused Ford, General Motors, and other automotive Companies to look at my program and at me. They all made offers to join their companies, I chose Ford Motor Co.

Instructor, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

March 1969 – January 1972

I taught the automotive theory classes at Norfolk State College to future auto mechanics and auto mechanic teachers. I also enrolled in Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia as a part-time graduate student in the Master of Education program.

Auto, Trucks (Light, Medium, Heavy) and City Bus Mechanic

Norfolk Truck and Bus Co.

April 1960 – March 1969

I worked full time at the Norfolk Truck and Bus Company repairing automobiles, heavy duty trucks and city bus vehicles. I also attended Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA, as a part-time auto mechanic student.

RESUME

ERNEST RANDOLPH WILLIAMS SR.

1232 W. Boston Boulevard

Detroit, MI 48202

(313) 655- 9283 - (CELL)

313-***-**** - (HOME)

EDUCATION:

Master of Education in Industrial Education

Virginia State College, Petersburg, VA

Graduated May, 1972

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education

Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA

Graduated May, 1969

WORK EXPERIENCES:

2004 Jaguar XJ8 vehicle Restoration

I rebuilt a 2004 Jaguar XJ8 four door vehicle. I purchased the need parts from four different salvage yards. In many cases I had to remove the needed parts myself from the vehicle in the yard. NOTE: care had to be taken to ensure the parts selected from the salvage yard vehicle’s had not been in an accident. Some of the parts purchased were: an engine, transmission, drive shaft, rear axle, four fenders, and the body. I installed the purchased parts on the jaguar XJ8 frame, I had previously purchased, which was sitting in my back yard. NOTE: Installing the parts on the frame was the easy part, saving the money to buy the required parts was the hardest part. In spite of these concerns, I rebuilt the Jaguar, I am now driving. In fact, it runs so good it is the only vehicle I want to drive!

Retired

Ford Motor Company,

December 2000

Ford Motor Company,

Warranty Parts Return Center

National Safety, Emissions, & Recall Analyst

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

August 1995 - December 2000

Technical Writer of Safety, Emissions, and Recall Bulletins

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

December 1985 – August 1995 I researched, drafted and published Safety, Emission, and Recall Bulletins as required by the federal government. I researched, and published (a.) the Ford approved cause of the failure, (b.) how to correct the failure (c.) dealer reimbursement for correcting the failure and (d.) the proper procedure to return the removed part for each vehicle involved in the national recall.

Ford Heavy Truck Parts and Service Engineer

Ford Motor Company

Boston District Office

March 1977 – December 1985

I accepted the Ford Motor Co. offer to be a Heavy Truck Parts and Service

Engineer for the North Eastern Region.

I managed the following areas:

1.New truck orders and the shipments of new trucks to Ford dealers in my district.

2.Shipment of truck parts from the National Parts Center to Ford dealers in my district.

3.Shipment of truck parts from Ford dealers in my district to fleets in my districts.

Director, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

January 1972 – March 1977

I completed the requirements for the Masters of Education in Industrial Education May, 1972. I accepted the offer to be the Director of The Auto Mechanic Department at Norfolk State College, Norfolk Virginia. To reduce the program’s high dropout rate, I revised the first two years of the program. I develop an automotive program which produced students with saleable automotive skills in 2 years! My program was a complete success. This automotive program graduated more two year mechanics and four year teachers, than any other automotive program in the history of Norfolk States College. My student’s success in the automotive industry caused Ford, General Motors, and other automotive Companies to look at my program and at me. They all made offers to join their companies, I chose Ford Motor Co.

Instructor, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

March 1969 – January 1972

I taught the automotive theory classes at Norfolk State College to future auto mechanics and auto mechanic teachers. I also enrolled in Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia as a part-time graduate student in the Master of Education program.

Auto, Trucks (Light, Medium, Heavy) and City Bus Mechanic

Norfolk Truck and Bus Co.

April 1960 – March 1969

I worked full time at the Norfolk Truck and Bus Company repairing automobiles, heavy duty trucks and city bus vehicles. I also attended Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA, as a part-time auto mechanic student.

RESUME

ERNEST RANDOLPH WILLIAMS SR.

1232 W. Boston Boulevard

Detroit, MI 48202

(313) 655- 9283 - (CELL)

313-***-**** - (HOME)

EDUCATION:

Master of Education in Industrial Education

Virginia State College, Petersburg, VA

Graduated May, 1972

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education

Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA

Graduated May, 1969

WORK EXPERIENCES:

2004 Jaguar XJ8 vehicle Restoration

I rebuilt a 2004 Jaguar XJ8 four door vehicle. I purchased the need parts from four different salvage yards. In many cases I had to remove the needed parts myself from the vehicle in the yard. NOTE: care had to be taken to ensure the parts selected from the salvage yard vehicle’s had not been in an accident. Some of the parts purchased were: an engine, transmission, drive shaft, rear axle, four fenders, and the body. I installed the purchased parts on the jaguar XJ8 frame, I had previously purchased, which was sitting in my back yard. NOTE: Installing the parts on the frame was the easy part, saving the money to buy the required parts was the hardest part. In spite of these concerns, I rebuilt the Jaguar, I am now driving. In fact, it runs so good it is the only vehicle I want to drive!

Retired

Ford Motor Company,

December 2000

Ford Motor Company,

Warranty Parts Return Center

National Safety, Emissions, & Recall Analyst

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

August 1995 - December 2000

Technical Writer of Safety, Emissions, and Recall Bulletins

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

December 1985 – August 1995 I researched, drafted and published Safety, Emission, and Recall Bulletins as required by the federal government. I researched, and published (a.) the Ford approved cause of the failure, (b.) how to correct the failure (c.) dealer reimbursement for correcting the failure and (d.) the proper procedure to return the removed part for each vehicle involved in the national recall.

Ford Heavy Truck Parts and Service Engineer

Ford Motor Company

Boston District Office

March 1977 – December 1985

I accepted the Ford Motor Co. offer to be a Heavy Truck Parts and Service

Engineer for the North Eastern Region.

I managed the following areas:

1.New truck orders and the shipments of new trucks to Ford dealers in my district.

2.Shipment of truck parts from the National Parts Center to Ford dealers in my district.

3.Shipment of truck parts from Ford dealers in my district to fleets in my districts.

Director, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

January 1972 – March 1977

I completed the requirements for the Masters of Education in Industrial Education May, 1972. I accepted the offer to be the Director of The Auto Mechanic Department at Norfolk State College, Norfolk Virginia. To reduce the program’s high dropout rate, I revised the first two years of the program. I develop an automotive program which produced students with saleable automotive skills in 2 years! My program was a complete success. This automotive program graduated more two year mechanics and four year teachers, than any other automotive program in the history of Norfolk States College. My student’s success in the automotive industry caused Ford, General Motors, and other automotive Companies to look at my program and at me. They all made offers to join their companies, I chose Ford Motor Co.

Instructor, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

March 1969 – January 1972

I taught the automotive theory classes at Norfolk State College to future auto mechanics and auto mechanic teachers. I also enrolled in Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia as a part-time graduate student in the Master of Education program.

Auto, Trucks (Light, Medium, Heavy) and City Bus Mechanic

Norfolk Truck and Bus Co.

April 1960 – March 1969

I worked full time at the Norfolk Truck and Bus Company repairing automobiles, heavy duty trucks and city bus vehicles. I also attended Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA, as a part-time auto mechanic student.

RESUME

ERNEST RANDOLPH WILLIAMS SR.

1232 W. Boston Boulevard

Detroit, MI 48202

(313) 655- 9283 - (CELL)

313-***-**** - (HOME)

EDUCATION:

Master of Education in Industrial Education

Virginia State College, Petersburg, VA

Graduated May, 1972

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education

Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA

Graduated May, 1969

WORK EXPERIENCES:

2004 Jaguar XJ8 vehicle Restoration

I rebuilt a 2004 Jaguar XJ8 four door vehicle. I purchased the need parts from four different salvage yards. In many cases I had to remove the needed parts myself from the vehicle in the yard. NOTE: care had to be taken to ensure the parts selected from the salvage yard vehicle’s had not been in an accident. Some of the parts purchased were: an engine, transmission, drive shaft, rear axle, four fenders, and the body. I installed the purchased parts on the jaguar XJ8 frame, I had previously purchased, which was sitting in my back yard. NOTE: Installing the parts on the frame was the easy part, saving the money to buy the required parts was the hardest part. In spite of these concerns, I rebuilt the Jaguar, I am now driving. In fact, it runs so good it is the only vehicle I want to drive!

Retired

Ford Motor Company,

December 2000

Ford Motor Company,

Warranty Parts Return Center

National Safety, Emissions, & Recall Analyst

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

August 1995 - December 2000

Technical Writer of Safety, Emissions, and Recall Bulletins

Ford Motor Company,

Dearborn, MI.

December 1985 – August 1995 I researched, drafted and published Safety, Emission, and Recall Bulletins as required by the federal government. I researched, and published (a.) the Ford approved cause of the failure, (b.) how to correct the failure (c.) dealer reimbursement for correcting the failure and (d.) the proper procedure to return the removed part for each vehicle involved in the national recall.

Ford Heavy Truck Parts and Service Engineer

Ford Motor Company

Boston District Office

March 1977 – December 1985

I accepted the Ford Motor Co. offer to be a Heavy Truck Parts and Service

Engineer for the North Eastern Region.

I managed the following areas:

1.New truck orders and the shipments of new trucks to Ford dealers in my district.

2.Shipment of truck parts from the National Parts Center to Ford dealers in my district.

3.Shipment of truck parts from Ford dealers in my district to fleets in my districts.

Director, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

January 1972 – March 1977

I completed the requirements for the Masters of Education in Industrial Education May, 1972. I accepted the offer to be the Director of The Auto Mechanic Department at Norfolk State College, Norfolk Virginia. To reduce the program’s high dropout rate, I revised the first two years of the program. I develop an automotive program which produced students with saleable automotive skills in 2 years! My program was a complete success. This automotive program graduated more two year mechanics and four year teachers, than any other automotive program in the history of Norfolk States College. My student’s success in the automotive industry caused Ford, General Motors, and other automotive Companies to look at my program and at me. They all made offers to join their companies, I chose Ford Motor Co.

Instructor, Automotive Teacher Training Department

Norfolk State College,

Norfolk, Virginia

March 1969 – January 1972

I taught the automotive theory classes at Norfolk State College to future auto mechanics and auto mechanic teachers. I also enrolled in Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia as a part-time graduate student in the Master of Education program.

Auto, Trucks (Light, Medium, Heavy) and City Bus Mechanic

Norfolk Truck and Bus Co.

April 1960 – March 1969

I worked full time at the Norfolk Truck and Bus Company repairing automobiles, heavy duty trucks and city bus vehicles. I also attended Norfolk State College, Norfolk, VA, as a part-time auto mechanic student.

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