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Lt. Col. (Retired)
Charles L. Moulton, 59
Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Charles L.
Moulton, age 59, of Eatonton died Friday March 23. Col. Moulton
was employed as a civilian consultant to the Georgia National
Guard’s Human Resources Office. Funeral services were held March
26.
Survivors include his wife, Janice B.
Moulton four children, and five grandchildren.
Moulton enlisted in the Georgia Army
National Guard in January 1968, and spent four years as an
Enlisted Soldier, attaining the rank of SGT. He was commissioned
a Second Lieutenant from Georgia Military Institute in September
1971. He was a graduate of the Infantry Officer Basic Course,
Infantry Officer Advanced Course, Quartermaster Advanced Course,
Ordnance Advanced Course, and Command and General Staff College.
Moulton's military assignments included Company Commander,
Battalion Executive Officer, Brigade Operations Officer (S3),
Brigade Material Management Officer, State Human Relations/Equal
Opportunity Officer, and Joint Staff Headquarters.
During Operation
Desert Shield/Desert Storm Moulton was mobilized with the 48th
Infantry Brigade.
LTC Moulton's full time career included positions as Battalion
Administrative Officer, Brigade Material Management Officer,
State Equal Employment Manager, Human Resources Specialist-Labor
Relations, Supervisory Personnel Management Specialist, and
Deputy Human Resources Officer for the Georgia National Guard
since 1996.
His military awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit,
Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal (3OLC), Army
Achievement Medal (5OLC), Air Force Commendation Medal, State of
Rhode Island National Guard Commendation Medal, and other
numerous awards. The colonel was also a certified mediator with
the State of Georgia and the Atlanta Justice Center, a certified
hearing examiner with the National Guard Bureau, as well a
certified Equal Opportunity and Employment Opportunity
investigator with National Guard Bureau. He was also a trained
Diversity Facilitator.
Lt. Col. Moulton retired from the Georgia Army National Guard In
July 2005, following more than 37 years of service. |
