Lieutenant Colonel & Deacon NOYES Paul Morgan b. 8 Nov 1946 Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States d. Yes, date unknown: Noyes Family Genealogy

1946 - Yes, date unknown

Name	NOYES Paul Morgan
Prefix	Lieutenant Colonel & Deacon
Residence	Between 1946 and 1949	Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States [1]
	Address: Grimes Road
	(Clayton, Ruth & Paul Noyes lived with Clayton's parents on the Grimes Road while Clayton built his home .)
		Lynwood E. Noyes farmhouse 28 Dec 2002 Grimes Road, Caribou, Maine
Birth	8 Nov 1946	Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States [2]
	Address: Cary Memorial Hospital
		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
Residence	Between 1949 and 1964	Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States [3]
	Address: 103 Grimes Road
		Clayton P. Noyes farmhouse
Census	13 Apr 1950	Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States
	Address: Grimes Road
		1950 Caribou, Maine census - Clayton Noyes family Marjorie Noyes - age 27 Clayton Noyes - age 29 Ruth Noyes - age 28 Paul Noyes - age 3
Baptism	4 Jan 1959	Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States [4]
Baptism	Address: United Baptist Church
Gender	Male
Address	Address: 1625 Woodberry Run Drive Snellville, Georgia 30078
Graduation	17 Jun 1964	Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States [5]
	Address: Caribou High School
		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
Military	Between 3 Sep 1966 and 1 May 1990 [6]
	(U.S. Regular Army career officer; Vietnam, Germany (2), Korea (2); retired Lieutenant Colonel)
		Paul M. Noyes military awards and decorations
		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
		Veteran & Patriot of the Vietnam War
Graduation	6 Jun 1969	Orono, Penobscot, Maine, United States [7]
	Address: University of Maine
	(Bachelor of Science in Plant & Soil Sciences.)
		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
Residence	Between 7 Jul 1969 and 18 Sep 1969	Fort Knox, Hardin, Kentucky, United States [1]
	Armor Officers Basic Course
		Armor School shoulder insignia
		Army Service Ribbon Effective 1 August 1981, the Army Service Ribbon is awarded to all members of the Regular (Active) Army, and Army National Guard and United States Army Reserve in an active reserve status, for successful completion of initial-entry training, which for officers is considered to be successful completion of their basic/orientation or higher-level course.. The ribbon may be awarded retroactively to those personnel who completed the required training before 1 August 1981, provided they had an Active Army status as defined above on or after 1 August 1981.
Residence	Between 30 Sep 1969 and 25 Nov 1969	Fort Benning, Chattahoochee, Georgia, United States [1]
	Ranger School; Class 70-5
		Infantry School shoulder insignia
		Ranger tab Awarded upon successful completion of Ranger School at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida 25 Nov 1969
		Ranger Class 5-70
		Fort Benning, Georgia
Residence	Between 28 Nov 1969 and 19 Dec 1969	Fort Benning, Chattahoochee, Georgia, United States [1]
	Address: Airborne School Class #70-21
		Infantry School shoulder insignia
		U.S. Army Airborne Basic Parachutist Badge Awarded upon successful completion of Airborne School 19 Dec 1969
		Airborne School, Fort Benning, Georgia
		Fort Benning, Georgia
Residence	Between 26 Jan 1970 and 8 Sep 1970	Katterbach, Bavaria, Germany [1]
	Address: 1-37th Armor, 4th Armor Division; Bismark Kaserne
	(Mortar Platoon Leader.)
		4th Armor Division shoulder patch
		1st Battalion 37th Armor Regiment; 4th Armor Division
		Bismark Kaserne; Katterbach, Germany
Residence	Between 9 Sep 1970 and 29 Aug 1971	Illesheim, Bavaria, Germany [1]
	Address: 4-35th Armor, 1st Armor Division; Storck Barracks
		1st Armor Division shoulder patch
		4th Battalion 35th Armor Regiment; 1st Armor Division
		StorcK Barracks Illesheim, Bavaria, Germany
		Army Commendation Medal Awarded at Storck Barracks, Illesheim, Germany 29 Aug 1971. Oak leaf cluster was added after Vietnam to indicate this was an additional award to the ARCOM with "V" device awarded in Vietnam.
		Overseas Service Ribbon issued August 1981. For those Army service members performing overseas duty prior to 1981, the Army Overseas Service Ribbon may be awarded retroactively. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 for 1st tour of duty in Germany. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 2 for Vietnam tour of duty. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 3 for 2nd tour of duty in Germany Issued with numeral 4 upon completion of 1st tour of duty in Korea. Issued with numeral 5 after completion of 2nd tour of duty in Korea.
Residence	Between 6 Sep 1971 and 21 Sep 1971	Fort Sherman, Panama Canal Zone
	Army Jungle Warfare Course
		Jungle Operations Training Cennter, Fort Sherman, Panama Canal Zone
		Jungle Expert badge Awarded upon successful completion of Jungle Warfare Training Course #72-3 at Fort Sherman, Panama Canal Zone 17 Sep 1971
Residence	Between 28 Sep 1971 and 10 Nov 1971	Monterey, Monterey, California, United States [1]
	Defense Language Institute
	Address: Presidio of Monterey
		Defense Language Institute Presidio of Monterey, California Vietnamese Language
Residence	Between 12 Nov 1971 and 15 Dec 1971	Fort Bragg, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States [1]
	U.S. Army Special Forces Qualification Course
		Special Forces shoulder insignia
		Special Forces insignia
		Special Forces tab Awarded upon successful completion of the Special Forces Qualification Course at the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School, Fort Bragg, North Carolina 15 Dec 1971. Short course - credit given for Ranger School and JOTC.
		Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Residence	Between 20 Dec 1971 and 8 Apr 1972	Phan Rang, Vietnam [1]
	Address: Team 45; MACV
		Military Assistance Command Vietnam (MACV)
		Phan Rang, Vietnam on patrol
		National Defense Service Medal Awarded for service during the Vietnam War
		Vietnam Service Medal Award for service in Vietnam
		Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal with 1960- device Awarded by the South Vietnamese government to members of the U.S. military for support of operations in Vietnam
Residence	Between 9 Apr 1972 and 19 Dec 1972	Plei Mrong, Vietnam [1]
	Address: 63rd Ranger Battalion, MACV-SOG
		Military Assistance Command Vietnam - Studies and Observation Group (MACV-SOG) MACV-SOG was formally disbanded and replaced by the Strategic Technical Directorate Assistance Team 158 on 1 May 1972.
		Plei Mrong, Vietnam on patrol
		Bronze Star Medal with "V" device for valor Awarded at Kontum, Vietnam 4 Nov 1972
		Purple Heart Medal Awarded at 3rd Field Hospital, Saigon, Vietnam 4 May 1972
		Air Medal Awarded at Kontum, Vietnam 12 Dec 1972
		Army Commendation Medal with "V" device for valor Awarded at 3rd Field Hospital, Saigon, Vietnam
		Vietnamese Gallantry Cross with Bronze Star Cited at the Brigade level; awarded at Plei Mrong, Vietnam 30 April 1972
		Vietnamese Gallantry Cross with Silver Star Cited at Division level; awarded at Kontum, Vietnam 1 Jun 1972
		Vietnamese Gallantry Cross with Gold Star Cited at Corps level; awarded at Kontum, Vietnam 12 Dec 1972
		Overseas Service Ribbon issued August 1981. For those Army service members performing overseas duty prior to 1981, the Army Overseas Service Ribbon may be awarded retroactively. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 for 1st tour of duty in Germany. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 2 for Vietnam tour of duty. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 3 for 2nd tour of duty in Germany Issued with numeral 4 upon completion of 1st tour of duty in Korea. Issued with numeral 5 after completion of 2nd tour of duty in Korea.
		Combat Infantryman Badge Awardrd 12 Dec 1972
		RVN Rangers Biet Dong Quan Badge Awarded 12 Dec 1972
Residence	Between 28 Jan 1973 and 8 May 1973	Fort Wolters, Parker, Texas, United States [1]
	Address: Primary Helicopter School
		U.S. Army Primary Helicopter School shoulder insignia - Fort Wolters, Texas
		Fort Wolters, Texas U.S. Army Primary Helicopter School Deactivated later in 1973 and moved to Fort Rucker, Alabama
		1st Solo Flight Wings, Army Flight School Wings
Residence	Between 8 May 1973 and 25 Sep 1973	Fort Rucker, Dale, Alabama, United States [1]
	Address: Advanced Helicopter Training School
	(Platoon Leader.)
		U.S. Army Aviation School shoulder insignia U.S. Army Aviation Center and School Fort Rucker, Alabama
		Fort Rucker, Alabama U.S. Army Advanced Helicopter Training School Later designated U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and Fort Rucker
		U.S. Army Aviator Badge Awarded at Fort Rucker, Alabama 25 Sep 1973.
Residence	Between 9 Oct 1973 and 22 Nov 1976	Grafenwoehr, Bavaria, Germany [1]
	Address: 356th Aviation Detachment
	(Commander.)
		7th Army shoulder insignia
		7th Army Training Center - Grafenwoehr, Germany
		Army Commendation Medal - 2nd oak leaf cluster Awarded at Grafenwoehr, Germany 12 Nov 1976
		Overseas Service Ribbon issued August 1981. For those Army service members performing overseas duty prior to 1981, the Army Overseas Service Ribbon may be awarded retroactively. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 for 1st tour of duty in Germany. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 2 for Vietnam tour of duty. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 3 for 2nd tour of duty in Germany Issued with numeral 4 upon completion of 1st tour of duty in Korea. Issued with numeral 5 after completion of 2nd tour of duty in Korea.
Residence	Between 1 Jan 1977 and 12 Jul 1977	Fort Knox, Hardin, Kentucky, United States [1]
	Platoon Leader AOAC; Honor Graduate Motor Officer Course
	Address: Armor Officer Advanced Course and Motor Officer School
		Armor School shoulder insignia
Residence	From Sep 1977 to Feb 1980	Richmond Hill, Bryan, Georgia, United States [1]
	301 Quail Lane
	(Squadron Maintenance Officer, Squadron Executive Officer and Troop A Commander, 2nd Squatron, 9th Cavalry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division)
		24th Infantry Division shoulder insignia
		2nd Squadron 9th Cavalry Regiment insignia
		Fort Stewart, Georgia
		Noyes family home Richmond Hill, Georgia 1978 301 (later 29) Quail Lane Richmond Hill, GA
		Meritorius Service Medal Awarded at Fort Stewart, Georgia 13 Feb 1980 1st oak leaf cluster awarded at Camp Humphreys, Korea 27 Apr 1983 (2nd award) 2nd oak leaf cluster awarded at Fort McPherson, Georgia 9 April 1986 (3rd award) 3rd oak leaf cluster awarded at Yongsan, Korea 17 March 1987 (4th award)
Residence	Between 4 Mar 1980 and 1 Apr 1980	Fort Rucker, Dale, Alabama, United States [1]
	Address: Rotary Wing Refresher Course #80-20
		U.S. Army Aviation School shoulder insignia U.S. Army Aviation Center and School Fort Rucker, Alabama
		Fort Rucker, Alabama U.S. Army Advanced Helicopter Training School Later designated U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and Fort Rucker
Residence	Between 2 Apr 1980 and 30 Apr 1980	Fort Rucker, Dale, Alabama, United States [1]
	Address: AH-1G Qualification Course #80-1
		U.S. Army Aviation School shoulder insignia U.S. Army Aviation Center and School Fort Rucker, Alabama
		Fort Rucker, Alabama U.S. Army Advanced Helicopter Training School Later designated U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and Fort Rucker
Residence	Between 1 May 1980 and 27 Jun 1980	Fort Rucker, Dale, Alabama, United States [1]
	Awarded 3 Masters Degree credit hours with the University of Southern California
	Address: U.S. Army Aviation Safety Officer Course
		U.S. Army Aviation School shoulder insignia U.S. Army Aviation Center and School Fort Rucker, Alabama
		Fort Rucker, Alabama U.S. Army Advanced Helicopter Training School Later designated U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and Fort Rucker
Residence	Between 14 Jul 1980 and 28 May 1982	Yongsan, South Korea [1, 8]
	Address: 8th Army Aviation Officer Deputy
		8th Army shoulder insignia
		8th Army insignia
		Yongsan, Republic of Korea; 8th Army Headquarters
		Rental Guaranteed Housing, Seongnam, Korea Our duplex in the background
		Republic of Korea Master Aviator badge Awarded at ROK Army Headquarters, Yongsan, Korea 31 Dec 1980.
		Korean Order of National Security Medal Awarded at ROK Army Headquarters, Yongsan, Korea 25 Jun 1981
Graduation	13 May 1982	Seoul, South Korea [9]
	Address: University of Southern California
	(Master of Science in Systems Management.)
		University of Southern California logo
Residence	Between 29 May 1982 and 11 May 1983	Camp Humphreys, Korea [1]
		8th Army shoulder insignia
		17th Aviation Group insignia
		201st Aviation Company pocket patch
		Army Aviation Association of America Unit of the Year Presented by General Robert W. Sennewald, Commander-in-Chief of 8th U.S. Army to Major Paul M. Noyes, Commander, 201st Aviation Company.
		201st Aviation Company flight line and maintenance hangar Camp Humphreys, Korea
		Major Paul M. Noyes field grade quarters, Camp Humphreys, Korea
		U.S. Army Senior Aviator badge Awarded at Camp Humphreys, Korea 1 June 1982
		Overseas Service Ribbon issued August 1981. For those Army service members performing overseas duty prior to 1981, the Army Overseas Service Ribbon may be awarded retroactively. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 for 1st tour of duty in Germany. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 2 for Vietnam tour of duty. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 3 for 2nd tour of duty in Germany Issued with numeral 4 upon completion of 1st tour of duty in Korea. Issued with numeral 5 after completion of 2nd tour of duty in Korea.
		Meritorius Service Medal Awarded at Fort Stewart, Georgia 13 Feb 1980 1st oak leaf cluster awarded at Camp Humphreys, Korea 27 Apr 1983 (2nd award) 2nd oak leaf cluster awarded at Fort McPherson, Georgia 9 April 1986 (3rd award) 3rd oak leaf cluster awarded at Yongsan, Korea 17 March 1987 (4th award)
Residence	From Jul 1983 to May 1984	Stone Mountain, Dekalb, Georgia, United States [1]
	4400 Chartley Lane
		Noyes home 1983-1984 4400 Chartley Lane Stone Mountain, Georgia
Residence	Between 20 Jul 1983 and 4 Apr 1986	Fort McPherson, Fulton, Georgia, United States [1]
	FORSCOMation Training Officer
		Forces Command shoulder insignia
		U.S. Army Forces Command insignia Headquarters, FORSCOM Aviation Division
		Forces Command (FORSCOM) Headquarters, Fort McPherson, Georgia
		Army Achievement medal Awarded at Fort McPherson, Georgia 20 Jan 1984
		Meritorius Service Medal Awarded at Fort Stewart, Georgia 13 Feb 1980 1st oak leaf cluster awarded at Camp Humphreys, Korea 27 Apr 1983 (2nd award) 2nd oak leaf cluster awarded at Fort McPherson, Georgia 9 April 1986 (3rd award) 3rd oak leaf cluster awarded at Yongsan, Korea 17 March 1987 (4th award)
Will	22 Mar 1984	Bradenton, Manatee, Florida, United States [10]
Residence	From May 1984 to 2000	Lilburn, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States [11]
	Address: 4528 Robie Road
		Noyes home 1984-2000 4528 Robie Road Lilburn, GA
Education	8 May 1985	Fort McPherson, Fulton, Georgia, United States [1]
Education	Command & General Staff College
EMAIL	paul.noyes@comcast.net
Residence	Between 23 Apr 1986 and 20 Apr 1987	Yongsan, South Korea [1]
	Commander, 8th Army Computer Command
		8th Army shoulder insignia
		8th Army insignia
		Meritorius Service Medal Awarded at Fort Stewart, Georgia 13 Feb 1980 1st oak leaf cluster awarded at Camp Humphreys, Korea 27 Apr 1983 (2nd award) 2nd oak leaf cluster awarded at Fort McPherson, Georgia 9 April 1986 (3rd award) 3rd oak leaf cluster awarded at Yongsan, Korea 17 March 1987 (4th award)
		Overseas Service Ribbon issued August 1981. For those Army service members performing overseas duty prior to 1981, the Army Overseas Service Ribbon may be awarded retroactively. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 for 1st tour of duty in Germany. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 2 for Vietnam tour of duty. Issued retroactively Aug 1981 with numeral 3 for 2nd tour of duty in Germany Issued with numeral 4 upon completion of 1st tour of duty in Korea. Issued with numeral 5 after completion of 2nd tour of duty in Korea.
Graduation	15 Apr 1987	Seoul, South Korea [12]
	Address: University of Southern California
	(Master of Science in Information Systems.)
		University of Southern California logo
Residence	Between 1 May 1987 and 30 May 1990	Fort McPherson, Fulton, Georgia, United States [1]
	Chief FORSCOM Aviation Resource Management Survey (ARMS) team
		Forces Command shoulder insignia
		U.S. Army Forces Command insignia Headquarters, FORSCOM Aviation Division
		Forces Command (FORSCOM) Headquarters, Fort McPherson, Georgia
		Master Army Aviator badge Awarded at Fort McPherson, Georgia
		Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Awarded for service during Operation Ernest Will in the Persian Gulf.
		Legion of Merit medal Awarded at retirement ceremony, Fort McPherson, Georgia 31 May 1990
Retired	31 May 1990	Fort McPherson, Fulton, Georgia, United States [6]
Occupation	From 1991 to 2003	Snellville, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States [1]
Occupation	business manager for Wendt Builders, Inc.
Residence	Between 2000 and 2003	Snellville, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States [1]
	1825 Glenhurst Drive
		Noyes home 2000-2003 1825 Glenhurst Drive Snellville, Georgia
Occupation	Between 12 May 2003 and 11 Sep 2009	Snellville, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States [13]
	general manager
	Address: Wendt Builders, Inc., WR Builders, LLC, and Erich Wendt Homes, L
Ordained	5 Mar 2006	Snellville, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States [14]
	Address: Annistown Road Bartist Church
	(Deacon.)
Phone	(770) 978-3693
Residence	2003 - PRESENT	Snellville, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States [1]
	1625 Woodberry Run Drive
		Noyes home 2003-present 1625 Woodberry Run Dr. Snellville, GA
Retired	11 Sep 2009	Snellville, Gwinnett, Georgia, United States [1]
Retired	Address: Wendt Builders, Inc., WR Builders, LLC, and Erich Wendt Homes, L
WWW	www.noyesgenealogy.net
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Death	Yes, date unknown
Notes	05/ /49 Moved from Lynwood Noyes' to the new Noyes farmstead 08/ /52 - 06/ /57 Attended Teague Park Elem School, Caribou, ME 04736 08/ /57 - 06/ /60 Attended Caribou Junior High School, Caribou, ME 04736 08/17/58 Fire destroyed Noyes farm barn 10/07/62 - 10/13/62 Member of the National FFA Band, Kansas City, Missouri 04/23/63 Junior Exhibition Speaker "King Robert of Sicily" 05/03/63 Inducted into National Honor Society 06/06/64 Won State FFA speaking competition 08/04/64 Won Tri-State FFA speaking competition 09/18/64 Placed second at the North Atlantic FFA speaking contest 08/ /60 - 06/17/64 Attended Caribou High School, Caribou, ME 04736 09/ /64 - 06/06/69 Attended University of Maine, Orono, ME 04473 06/01/66 Private, US Army Reserve 01/12/69 - 05/30/69 Draftsman for E.C. Jordan Engineers, Portland, ME 06/01/69 Married Nancy Lee Bray Stover, Orono, ME 04473 06/06/69 Awarded Univ of Maine Distinquished Military Graduate 06/06/69 Awarded Bachelor of Science, University of Maine 06/06/69 Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, U.S. Army Reserve 07/01/69 Appointed 2nd Lieutenant, Regular Army OF116977 07/07/69 - 09/18/69 Armor Officer Basic Crs #1, USAARMS, Ft Knox, KY 40121 09/30/69 - 11/25/69 Ranger Course #5-70, USAIS, Ft Benning, GA 31905 11/25/69 Awarded Ranger Tab 11/28/69 - 12/19/69 Airborne Course #21, USAIS, Ft Benning, GA 31905 12/19/69 Awarded Parachutist Badge 01/26/70 - 09/08/70 Plt Ldr Co B, 1-37th Armor, Katterbach, FRG 09177 07/01/70 Promoted to 1st Lieutenant, AUS 09/09/70 - 05/09/71 Plt Ldr, Co B, 4-35th Armor, Illesheim, FRG 09140 05/10/71 - 08/29/71 Asst S-3, 4th Bn, 35th Armor, Illesheim, FRG 09140 07/01/71 Promoted to Captain, AUS 09/06/71 - 09/27/71 Jungle Operations Course #72-3, Panama, CZ 09/17/71 Awarded Jungle Expert Badge 11/12/71 - 12/15/71 U.S. Army Special Forces Qualification Course, Ft Bragg, NC 12/15/71 Awarded Special Forces tab 12/20/71 - 04/08/72 Asst S-3/Artillery Advisor, Tm 45, Phan Rang, RVN 04/09/72 - 12/19/72 MACV-SOG, 63rd Ranger Bn, Plei Mrong, RVN 05/04/72 Awarded Purple Heart 05/10/72 Awarded Army Commendation Medal for Valor 10/15/72 Awarded Vietnamese Cross of Gallentry with Silver Star 11/04/72 Awarded Bronze Star Medal for Valor 12/04/72 Awarded Vietnamese Cross of Gallentry with Bronze Star 12/12/72 Awarded Combat Infantryman Badge 12/12/72 Awarded Air Medal 01/28/73 - 05/05/73 Rotary Wing Flt Crs #73-30, Ft Wolters, TX 76067 05/03/73 Divorced Nancy Lee Bray Stover, Caribou, ME 05/08/73 - 09/25/73 Rotary Wing Flt Crs #73-30, Ft Rucker, AL 36360 09/25/73 Awarded Army Aviator Badge 10/09/73 - 11/22/76 Commander, 356th Avn Det, Grafenwöhr, FRG 09114 12/03/73 Promoted to 1st Lieutenant, Regular Army 12/24/73 Married Elizabeth Ann Luke at Ft Rucker, AL 01/15/76 Christopher Paul Noyes born Nurenberg Army Hosp, FRG 08/30/76 Promoted to Captain, Regular Army 11/12/76 Awarded Army Commendation Medal, 2nd Oak Leaf Cluster 01/11/77 - 07/12/77 Armor Officer Adv Crs #1-77, USAS, Ft Knox, KY 40121 07/13/77 - 09/07/77 Motor Officer Crs #77-16, USAS, Ft Knox, KY 40121 HONOR GRADUATE 10/12/77 - 08/22/78 Motor Officer, 2nd Sqdn, 9th Cav, Ft Stewart, GA 31314 08/23/78 - 12/06/78 Exec Officer, 2nd Sqdn, 9th Cav, Ft Stewart, GA 31314 12/07/78 - 02/14/80 Commander, Trp A, 2-9th Cav, Ft Stewart, GA 31314 02/13/80 Awarded Meritorious Service Medal 03/04/80 - 04/01/80 Rotary Wing Refresher Crs #80-20, Ft Rucker, AL 36360 04/02/80 - 04/30/80 AH-1G Qual Crs #80-1, Ft Rucker, AL 36360 05/01/80 - 06/27/80 Armv Aviation Safety Officer Crs, Ft Rucker, AL 36360 07/14/80 - 05/13/82 Attended Univ of Southern California night school 07/01/80 Promoted to Major, AUS 07/14/80 - 05/28/82 Deputy 8th Army Avn Officer, Yongsan, Korea 96301 11/07/80 Shari Elizabeth Noyes born Yongsan Army Hosp, Korea 12/31/80 Awarded Korean Army Aviator Wings 06/25/81 Awarded Korean Order of National Security Medal 09/15/81 Promoted to Major, Regular Army 05/13/82 Awarded Master of Science in Systems Management, USC 05/29/82 - 05/11/83 Commander 201st Avn Co, Camp Humphreys, Korea 96377 06/01/82 Awarded Senior Army Aviator Badge 12/08/82 Awarded Aviation Unit of the Year as Commander, 201st 04/27/83 Awarded Meritorious Serv Medal, 1st Oak Leaf Cluster 07/20/83 - 04/09/86 FORSCOM Avn Tng Officer, Ft McPherson, GA 30330 01/20/1984 Awarded Army Achievement medal 05/08/85 Awarded Command and General Staff College diploma 04/09/86 Awarded Meritorious Serv Medal, 2nd Oak Leaf Cluster 04/23/86 - 04/20/87 Chief, USR Computer Ctr, 8th Army, Yongsan, Korea 05/01/86 - 04/15/87 Attended Univ of Southern California night school 03/17/87 Awarded Meritorious Serv Medal, 3rd Oak Leaf Cluster 04/15/87 Awarded Master of Science in Information Systems, USC 05/01/87 - 05/30/90 Chief FORSCOM ARMS Team, Ft McPherson, GA 30330 05/01/87 Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel, Regular Army 04/12/90 Awarded Legion of Merit 05/31/90 Retired U.S. Army 07/01/92 Joined Wendt Builders, Inc. as Business Manager 03/05/06 Ordained Deacon, Annistown Road Baptist Church 03/31/08 Member of The Gideons International 08/11/09 Retired Wendt Builders, Inc. 7/9/2010 Joined American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Father	NOYES Paul "Clayton", b. 12 Jun 1920, Limestone, Aroostook, Maine, United States d. 23 Sep 1995, Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States (Age 75 years)
Mother	MORGAN Ruth Avis, b. 22 Aug 1921, Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States d. 28 Dec 2008, Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States (Age 87 years)
Marriage	4 Dec 1941	Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States [15]
	(witnessed by Marjorie Morgan and Preston Noyes.)
		Clayton P. & Ruth A. (Morgan) Noyes marriage license & certificate
		Clayton & Ruth (Morgan) Noyes 1941 wedding
		Clayton & Ruth Noyes 50th Wedding Anniversary
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	Residence - Address: Grimes Road - Between 1946 and 1949 - Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States
	Birth - Address: Cary Memorial Hospital - 8 Nov 1946 - Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States
	Residence - Address: 103 Grimes Road - Between 1949 and 1964 - Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States
	Census - Address: Grimes Road - 13 Apr 1950 - Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States
	Baptism - Address: United Baptist Church - 4 Jan 1959 - Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States
	Graduation - Address: Caribou High School - 17 Jun 1964 - Caribou, Aroostook, Maine, United States
	Residence - Armor Officers Basic Course - Between 7 Jul 1969 and 18 Sep 1969 - Fort Knox, Hardin, Kentucky, United States
	Residence - Ranger School; Class 70-5 - Between 30 Sep 1969 and 25 Nov 1969 - Fort Benning, Chattahoochee, Georgia, United States
	Residence - Address: Airborne School Class #70-21 - Between 28 Nov 1969 and 19 Dec 1969 - Fort Benning, Chattahoochee, Georgia, United States
	Residence - Address: 4-35th Armor, 1st Armor Division; Storck Barracks - Between 9 Sep 1970 and 29 Aug 1971 - Illesheim, Bavaria, Germany
	Residence - U.S. Army Special Forces Qualification Course - Between 12 Nov 1971 and 15 Dec 1971 - Fort Bragg, Cumberland, North Carolina, United States
	Residence - Address: Team 45; MACV - Between 20 Dec 1971 and 8 Apr 1972 - Phan Rang, Vietnam
	Residence - Address: 63rd Ranger Battalion, MACV-SOG - Between 9 Apr 1972 and 19 Dec 1972 - Plei Mrong, Vietnam
	Residence - Address: Advanced Helicopter Training School - Between 8 May 1973 and 25 Sep 1973 - Fort Rucker, Dale, Alabama, United States
	Residence - Address: 356th Aviation Detachment - Between 9 Oct 1973 and 22 Nov 1976 - Grafenwoehr, Bavaria, Germany
	Residence - Platoon Leader AOAC; Honor Graduate Motor Officer Course,Address: Armor Officer Advanced Course and Motor Officer School - Between 1 Jan 1977 and 12 Jul 1977 - Fort Knox, Hardin, Kentucky, United States
	Residence - Address: Rotary Wing Refresher Course #80-20 - Between 4 Mar 1980 and 1 Apr 1980 - Fort Rucker, Dale, Alabama, United States
	Residence - Address: AH-1G Qualification Course #80-1 - Between 2 Apr 1980 and 30 Apr 1980 - Fort Rucker, Dale, Alabama, United States
	Residence - Awarded 3 Masters Degree credit hours with the University of Southern California,Address: U.S. Army Aviation Safety Officer Course - Between 1 May 1980 and 27 Jun 1980 - Fort Rucker, Dale, Alabama, United States
	Graduation - Address: University of Southern California - 13 May 1982 - Seoul, South Korea
	Residence - Between 29 May 1982 and 11 May 1983 - Camp Humphreys, Korea
	Residence - FORSCOMation Training Officer - Between 20 Jul 1983 and 4 Apr 1986 - Fort McPherson, Fulton, Georgia, United States
	Education - Command & General Staff College - 8 May 1985 - Fort McPherson, Fulton, Georgia, United States
	Graduation - Address: University of Southern California - 15 Apr 1987 - Seoul, South Korea
	Residence - Chief FORSCOM Aviation Resource Management Survey (ARMS) team - Between 1 May 1987 and 30 May 1990 - Fort McPherson, Fulton, Georgia, United States
	Retired - 31 May 1990 - Fort McPherson, Fulton, Georgia, United States

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		Paul & Betty Noyes-Dithmer Wedding 2002 Noyes-Dithmer Wedding
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		Veteran & Patriot of the Vietnam War

Documents

Ruth (Morgan) Noyes) letter to Arline (Morgan) Hemingway
Describes her new home with in-laws on the Grimes Road and announces her first pregnancy.

Sources

[S251] Person-Noyes, Paul M.
[S1] Birth-certificate, R.A. Page, M.D.
[S251] Person-Noyes, Paul M., 1 Jan 2012.
[S2] Church records, Caribou United Baptist Church, Car.
[S56] Education-high school diploma, Caribou High School.
[S49] DD Form 214.
[S91] Education-college degree, Bachelor of Science in Plant & Soil Sciences; University of Maine.
[S7799] Census-1950-ME-Aroostook-Caribou.
[S91] Education-college degree, Master of Science in Systems Management; University of Southern California.
[S85] Death-last will and testament.
Witness: Ronald R. Tamaccio; Frances Burge; Robert W.P. Patterson
[S96] Land-records/surveys, Warranty Deed, Gwinnett, Georgia.
[S91] Education-college degree, Master of Science in Information Systems; University of Southern California.
[S251] Person-Noyes, Paul M., 15 May 2003.
[S251] Person-Noyes, Paul M., 5 Mar 2006.
[S36] Marriage Certificate, Rev. John R. MacGorman.

Lieutenant Colonel & Deacon NOYES Paul Morgan[1]

Lieutenant Colonel & Deacon NOYES Paul Morgan^[1]