Dr. Charles Walker Thomas Jr. This is Me

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1. 1. charleswalkerthomas

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   Published on: 6/25/2007   Last Visited: 8/17/2008

   Charles Walker ThomasPresident, 1977-1980
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   Charles Walker Thomas demonstrated his extraordinary versatility by intermingling his academic and military careers.
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   Thomas served in World War II as an Army Chaplain in the South Pacific Theater, and from 1951-52 as Chaplain during the Korean Conflict.He remained a Chaplain in the United States Army Reserve until his retirement at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in 1972.After his retirement he continued to be active with the Reserve Officers Association in which he became the first African American to be elected National Chaplain.
   
   Those who came into contact with Dr. Thomas soon realized that the motivating force behind his successes was his deep and abiding religious faith.In addition to serving as Chaplain in the military, he served as minister of the Samaritan Baptist Church, West Virginia (1946-47); as Interim Minister of the Berean Baptist Church (fall of 1947); and Interim Minister of Plymouth Congregational Church (summer of 1953).
   
   The Reverend Doctor Charles Walker Thomas demonstrated the value of his academic training and of his religious faith in articles which he published in the
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   Dr. Thomas was the recipient of a number of honor and awards: Citation as one of twenty-one great Black men in Washington, D.C., May 1971; the Mayor's
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   Survivors include a devoted wife, Johnnie Childress Thomas; a son, Charles

2. 2. Georgia Commission on Dispute Resolution: Joint Commission on ADR

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   Published on: 9/1/1990   Last Visited: 11/23/2007

   Charles Thomas, RepresentativeDistrict 69

3. 3. Executive Councill and Officers of ASALH

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   Published on: 12/1/2006   Last Visited: 12/1/2006

   Charles Walker Thomas