USAF (RET) Major M. H. Morrow – Highland County Honor Guard

Before retiring from the United States Air Force in 2007, Major M. H. Morrow held various leadership roles, including shift and flight commander, tech training instructor, flight chief, assistant director of operations, and commander. Today, Major M. H. Morrow is a member of the Highland County Honor Guard, an organization that supports veterans and community organizations.

Major Morrow participates in military honor ceremonies at funerals and memorial services for veterans. He joins the organization in flag postings, school events and programs, assisted living and senior centers, the county fair, community events, and federal holiday events.

Major Morrow also contributes to the veteran community by sponsoring the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic, a physical education program for American veterans with disabilities who want to participate in adaptive sports. An adaptive athlete himself, he participates in skiing and other outdoor sports.

His other community involvement includes in Scouting being a life member of the National Eagle Scout Association and Legacy Society Founding Fellow. Also in Scouting he has been a merit badge counselor, Eagle Scout advisor, assistant scoutmaster, charter organization representative, certified national camp counselor, camp director, camp ranger, and shooting sports director, and senior staff member. He is also a life member of the California State University Sacramento Alumni Association, Life member of MENSA for 40 years, Air Force Association, Veterans of Foreign Wars, AMVETS, Disabled American Veterans, American Legion. Member of Intertel, Air Force Security Forces Association, Wounded Warrior Project, Amputee Coalition of America, and the American Ski Bike Association.

Major Morrow’s hobbies include traveling, volunteering, camping, outdoor sports, skiing and history.

Contact

Major M Morrow
New Vienna, OH USA