August Martin High School Alumni
Jamaica, New York (NY)
Recent Members
Cheryl Williams | 1975 |
Cristapher John Lewis-cotter Lewis-cotter | 2004 |
Paris Miller | 1990 |
Quran Thompson | 1993 |
Richard Williams | 1977 |
Samurai Amari | 1995 |
Talisha Tower | 2001 |
Zay Cantey | 2022 |
Military Alumni
Honoring Our Heroes
This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!
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Honored Military Alumni
Alicia Weekes
Class of 1982
Marine Corps, 13 Years
Served in the US Marines from Dec 1982 to Dec 1995. Stationed in Japan, Hawaii, California, North Carolina.
Class of 1982
Marine Corps, 13 Years
Served in the US Marines from Dec 1982 to Dec 1995. Stationed in Japan, Hawaii, California, North Carolina.
Angello A. gordon
Class of 1984
Army, 20+ Years
1SG Angello A Gordon was born at Jamaica W.I. He entered the Army in January 1988. He completed Basic Combat Training at Fort Dix, New Jersey and Advanced Individual Training as a 91B, Medical Specialist at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
First Sergeant Gordon’s military education includes the Air Assault School, Airborne School, Drill Sergeant School, Respiratory School (91V), Primary Leadership Development Course, Small Group Leader Instructor and Faculty Development Course, Advanced AMEDD Noncommissioned Officers Course, Flight Medical Aidman Course, Safety Officer/NCO Course, German Head start, First Sergeants/Company Commanders Course.
First Sergeant Gordon has served in a variety of positions to include: Medical Aidman, NCOIC Respiratory Department, Detachment 1SG, Senior Respiratory Advisor, Senior Drill Sergeant, ANCOC Instructor, Operations Sergeant, First Sergeant 67th CSH. He is currently assigned as First Sergeant, Medical Center Brigade, Walter Reed AMC, Washington D.C
First Sergeant Gordon’s assignments include: 7th ID (Light) Ft. Ord CA. World Famous Burn Center, BAMC, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Fort Polk, La. Small Group leader AMEDD Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Fort Sam Houston, Texas; 67th Combat Support, Wuerzburg, Germany; Walter Reed Army Medical Center, washing D.C..
First Sergeant Gordon’s awards and decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal with three oak leaf clusters, Army Commendation Medal with two oak leaf clusters, Army Achievement Medal with three oak leaf clusters, Airborne Badge, Air Crewmember Badge, Air Assault Badge, and Drill Sergeant Badge.
First Sergeant Gordon is married and has five children.
Class of 1984
Army, 20+ Years
1SG Angello A Gordon was born at Jamaica W.I. He entered the Army in January 1988. He completed Basic Combat Training at Fort Dix, New Jersey and Advanced Individual Training as a 91B, Medical Specialist at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
First Sergeant Gordon’s military education includes the Air Assault School, Airborne School, Drill Sergeant School, Respiratory School (91V), Primary Leadership Development Course, Small Group Leader Instructor and Faculty Development Course, Advanced AMEDD Noncommissioned Officers Course, Flight Medical Aidman Course, Safety Officer/NCO Course, German Head start, First Sergeants/Company Commanders Course.
First Sergeant Gordon has served in a variety of positions to include: Medical Aidman, NCOIC Respiratory Department, Detachment 1SG, Senior Respiratory Advisor, Senior Drill Sergeant, ANCOC Instructor, Operations Sergeant, First Sergeant 67th CSH. He is currently assigned as First Sergeant, Medical Center Brigade, Walter Reed AMC, Washington D.C
First Sergeant Gordon’s assignments include: 7th ID (Light) Ft. Ord CA. World Famous Burn Center, BAMC, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Fort Polk, La. Small Group leader AMEDD Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Fort Sam Houston, Texas; 67th Combat Support, Wuerzburg, Germany; Walter Reed Army Medical Center, washing D.C..
First Sergeant Gordon’s awards and decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal with three oak leaf clusters, Army Commendation Medal with two oak leaf clusters, Army Achievement Medal with three oak leaf clusters, Airborne Badge, Air Crewmember Badge, Air Assault Badge, and Drill Sergeant Badge.
First Sergeant Gordon is married and has five children.
Angello Anthony Gordon
Class of 1984
Army, 20+ Years
Drill Sergeant, Instructor NCO Academy, 1SG with tours in Germany , Iraq, Pakistan and the US.
Class of 1984
Army, 20+ Years
Drill Sergeant, Instructor NCO Academy, 1SG with tours in Germany , Iraq, Pakistan and the US.
David Murphy
Class of 1982
Air Force, 20+ Years
Retired in 2005 from the United States Air Force
Class of 1982
Air Force, 20+ Years
Retired in 2005 from the United States Air Force
James E. Ruiz
Class of 1981
Navy, 13 Years
Joined the the U.S. navy in 1981. Served on the the USS Kitty Hawk CV-63 from 1981-1984.Nas Barbers Point Hi. From 1984-1989. Served on board the USS Carl Vinson CVN-70 from 1989-1993.
Class of 1981
Navy, 13 Years
Joined the the U.S. navy in 1981. Served on the the USS Kitty Hawk CV-63 from 1981-1984.Nas Barbers Point Hi. From 1984-1989. Served on board the USS Carl Vinson CVN-70 from 1989-1993.
oliver jones
Class of 1989
Navy, 4 Years
united states navy 1993 to 1996
united states navy 1999
Class of 1989
Navy, 4 Years
united states navy 1993 to 1996
united states navy 1999
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Our August Martin High School military alumni are some of the most outstanding people we know and this page recognizes them and everything they have done! Not everyone gets to come home for the holidays and we want our August Martin High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Jamaica are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!