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Welcome to my web site. Whether you’re visiting today because you’re an old friend who wants to find out what I’ve been up to, a prospective employer who wants to learn more about me as a candidate with your organization, or because you just stumbled across this site, I am glad that you’re here.
The idea behind this site is to provide you with more information about me; both professional and personal. With that in mind, you’ll find a biography section as well as a resume, career aspirations, and more. If you’re a prospective employer, I hope that the web site provides you with the information you need; certainly more than is provided in a resume or a cover letter. As someone who has been on the interviewing side of the desk many times, I understand the frustration that comes with narrowing a field of applicants down based on resumes only to have the candidate be someone entirely different in person. I hope that this site helps avoid that circumstance.
If you’re an old friend, or if you’re thinking about becoming a new friend, I hope you’ll enjoy browsing the site to see what I’ve been up to, to learn more about me, etc. I love meeting new people and saying hello to my friends, so don’t be shy about dropping me a line. You can always get in touch with me through this web site by using the contact page.
Finally, to my fellow veterans, both those who served in conflicts long-passed and those who serve today, I extend to you my heartfelt thanks for your service. My family is a family of veterans, and we know the sacrifices that you all make.
I extend to Karen Atherholt, the brilliant woman behind the actual building of this site, my sincere gratitude for all that she has done. Nobody builds a better site than Karen, and anyone thinking about a web site for themselves or their company would be well-advised to contact her. If her links on the web site don’t work for some reason, you can always e-mail me, and I will be more than happy to provide her contact information to you.
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I dedicate this site to my father, MSgt. Ralph D. Rainwater,
Sr., USAF (Ret) who passed from this life on February 5, 2004. He was my hero,
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May God bless you and your family today and always.
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