| Name |
Marion Pinckney “Barney” BARNWELL [2, 3, 4] |
| Prefix |
Colonel |
| Born |
6 Feb 1924 |
at “The Ruins” Stateburg, Sumter County, South Carolina  [3, 5] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Education |
a graduate of Edmunds High School, Class of 1942, Sumter, South Carolina; he attended Clemson College for one semester before enlisting in the U. S. Air Force [3] |
| HIST |
of El Segundo, California He was chief base pilot, director of flight standards and training and was the flight instructor. He also was private pilot to the then president, Robert Six. His love of flying never left him from the first flight at the old Sumter AIrport until he reluctantly sold his own plane a few months ago. at death- he had 16 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren, and 7 nieces and nephews [1, 3, 6] |
| MILI |
World War II- U. S. Air Force After the war, he served in the USAF Reserves and was recalled twice. Later, he joined the Colorado Air National Guard and retired in 1966 as a colonel. [3, 7] |
| Occupation |
he joined Continental Air Lines in 1952, serving in several leadership capacities until his retirement in 1984 [3] |
| _UID |
136D2433C85C4523830E496358A40D5E0746 |
| Died |
21 Dec 2005 |
at his home in El Segundo, California |
| Buried |
28 Dec 2005 |
Holy Cross Cemetery, Los Angeles, California [3] |
- McCormick Funeral Home of Manhattan Beach, California is in charge of the arrangements, courtesy announcement of Elmore-Hill-McCreight Funeral Home & Crematory, Sumter, South Carolina
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| Person ID |
I7283 |
Singleton and other families |
| Last Modified |
23 May 2020 |
1924 - 2005 (81 years)