Richard Arwood
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Richard Arwood lives in Collierville, TN (a suburb of Memphis, TN). He is the retired Fire Chief (Director of Fire Services) of the Memphis, TN, Fire Department. Richard was a firefighter and served in the fire service for 36 years. He earned a MPA (public administration) from the University of Memphis, a BPS (Fire Administration from the University of Memphis, and a BA (Humanities) from Christian Brothers University. He is also a honors graduate of the Executive Fire Officer Program at the National Fire Academy-National Emergency Training Center (Emmitsburg, MD). Richard is married (since 11/8/1974) to Mary Lou (Wafler) Arwood. They have two children, Timothy and Elizabeth (Betsie), who are both married, and they have a total of 5 children
Presently, Richard has completed DNA testing with Family Tree as follows: --Family Finder (Autosomal Testing) --DNA-Y-700 (Paternal line testing) That testing shows that Richard's DNA is 90% British Isles; 6% Western European. Richard's DNA-Y Haplogroup is R-FTA72254. DNA (Autosomal) testing has also been completed at Ancestry.Com --Results were confirmed at: 90% British, Irish, Central Europe; 6% Scandinavian.
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