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Thomas Marlo Mills

from Canal Winchester, OH
Age ~86
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Also known as:
Marlo T Mills, Thomas M Mills, Marlo M Mills, Marlo S Mills, Marlo Mills Thos, Tmarlo Mills
Phone and address:
3110 Sitterly Rd, Cnl Wnchstr, OH 43110
(614) 354-7531
Related to:
Vanessa Morris, 27Daniel R Morris, 61Michael A Mills, 54Karen S Mills, 52M Mills, 54Marla S Morris, 60Bonnie S Mills, 81Abigail E Morris, 30
Connected to:
Adams T Mills, 68Adolphus Mills, 48Alterrell Mills, 37Anderson Mills, 75Anisha Mills, 30Annabelle R Mills, 94Anne M Mills, 76April C Mills, 47Arthur Mills, 124Ashanti Mills, 31

Thomas Mills Phones & Addresses

  • 3110 Sitterly Rd, Canal Wnchstr, OH 43110 (614) 354-7531
  • Canal Winchester, OH
  • Springfield, OH
  • Canal Wnchstr, OH

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Resumes

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Thomas Mills Bethel Park, PA

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Work:
KForce Professional Staffing

Oct 2012 to 2000
Finance/Accounting Temp
Western & Southern Life Ins. Co
Bethel Park, PA
Jan 2012 to Oct 2012
Sales Representative
Thomas Mills Agency
Bethel Park, PA
Nov 2009 to Jan 2012
Owner / General Agent
Triangle Fastener Corporation
Pittsburgh, PA
May 2003 to Oct 2009
Credit Manager
PAMECO Corporation
Golden, CO
Oct 2000 to May 2003
District Office Manager
Dickman Directories
Lewis Center, OH
Apr 1989 to Oct 2000
Sales Representative
Cole Publications
Pittsburgh, PA
Apr 1989 to Oct 1998
District Manager
Knights of Columbus
New Haven, CT
Nov 1988 to Apr 1989
Sales Representative
Israel & Wood, P.C
Pittsburgh, PA
Apr 1988 to Oct 1988
Office Manager
A.B. Dick Company
Pittsburgh, PA
Apr 1980 to Apr 1988
Office Manager
Education:
St. Paul Seminary
Pittsburgh, PA
2005 to 2011
Ordained June 2011
Community College of Allegheny County
Pittsburgh, PA
1978 to 1984
Business Admin
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA
1970 to 1972
English Literature
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Thomas Mills Nashville, TN

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Work:
Alfa Vision Insurance (Robert Half Technology)

Oct 2012 to 2000
Quality Assurance Analyst
Huntington National Bank,
Columbus, OH
Dec 2011 to Sep 2012
Quality Assurance Analyst
Cablevision Systems
Long Island, NY
Dec 2010 to Nov 2011
Quality Assurance Tester
Liberty Mutual
Boston, MA
Jun 2009 to Nov 2010
Test Engineer
Mid Michigan Health
Midland, MI
Mar 2006 to Jun 2009
Jnr. Test Engineer
Education:
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
Mount Pleasant, MI
Aug 2006
Master of Arts in Economics
Grace Computer Institute
Accra
2003
Diploma in Information Technology
UNIVERSITY OF CAPE COAST
Jul 2002
Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences
Skills:
SQL, Quality Center, QTP, Loadrunner, Unix, Linux

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Mr. Thomas Mills
Administrator
Quality Home Health
All Care Plus. Inc.
Home Health Services
9333 Parkwest Boulevard, #209, Knoxville, TN 37923
(865) 531-0303, (865) 470-2194
Thomas J Mills
GRACE MACHINE, INC
Lancaster, OH
Thomas R Mills
MILLS BROTHERS CUSTOM BUILDERS, INC
Canal Winchester, OH
Thomas Mills
Handypro of W-NW-Columbus
Ceramic Tile · Deck Cleaning · Decks · Handyman Service · Hardwood Floor Repair · House Painters · Interior Painters · Plumbing
4694 Cemetery Rd, Hilliard, OH 43026
(614) 707-7037
Thomas A Mills
J & D AGENCY, INC
Xenia, OH
Thomas R Mills
MILLS BROTHERS ENTERPRISES, INC
Canal Winchester, OH
Thomas M Mills
THE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Lancaster, OH
Thomas A Mills
DIXIE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC
Dayton, OH

Publications

Us Patents

Upright Radiant Electric Heating Appliance

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US Patent:
6351602, Feb 26, 2002
Filed:
Jul 14, 1995
Appl. No.:
08/502831
Inventors:
David B. Chaney - Jenoa Township, Delaware County OH
Barry W. Smith - Scioto Township, Delaware County OH
Thomas H. Mills - Urbana OH
Assignee:
The W. B. Marvin Manufacturing Company - Urbana OH
International Classification:
F24C 114
US Classification:
392376, 392373, 392375, 392383, 392422
Abstract:
An upright radiant electrical heater has a reflector assembly supporting a vertically-extending heating element assembly that radiates energy through substantially 360 degree. The reflector assembly includes heat reflective panels that disperse heat horizontally over substantially 90 degrees through an open grill at the front of the heater and vertically in a substantially uniform manner so that hot spots are avoided. A fan forces room air into the heater from below the reflector assembly, upwardly through an air passage behind the assembly into an open control chamber at the top of the heater, and outwardly into the room through ducts along the top front edge of the assembly. A thermostatic control for the heating element assembly and the fan motor is located in the air passage at the top of the heater. The flowing air maintains the exterior of the heater relatively cool to the touch, allowing parts of the housing to be molded from a thermoplastic material into aesthetically-pleasing shapes. Power is supplied to the heating element assembly by one or more cold wires including a horizontally-extending cold wire section located between the bottom of the heating element assembly and the top of the fan blade.

Radiant Electric Space Heater

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US Patent:
53815092, Jan 10, 1995
Filed:
Apr 28, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/055712
Inventors:
Thomas H. Mills - Urbana OH
Assignee:
The W. B. Marvin Manufacturing Company - Urbana OH
International Classification:
F24H 304
US Classification:
392376
Abstract:
A radiant electric space heater is provided with a high heat limiting capillary tube thermostat and with a grill which is pivotally mounted so that it may be pivoted to an out-of-the-way position for cleaning.

Radiant Electric Space Heater With Capillary Tube Thermostat

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US Patent:
56528264, Jul 29, 1997
Filed:
Jan 6, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/369927
Inventors:
Thomas H. Mills - Urbana OH
Assignee:
The W. B. Marvin Manufacturing Company - Urbana OH
International Classification:
F24H 304
US Classification:
392376
Abstract:
A radiant electric space heater is provided with a high heat limiting capillary tube thermostat and with a grill which is pivotally mounted so that it may be pivoted to an out-of-the-way position for cleaning. The capillary tube thermostat extends along a wire forming part of the grill and into the housing of the heater.

Radiant Electric Heating Appliance

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US Patent:
61671967, Dec 26, 2000
Filed:
Jan 9, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/005320
Inventors:
Charles A. Huggins - Springfield OH
Kostas Kaplanis - Urbana OH
Barry W. Smith - Centerville OH
Larry L. McGrain - Urbana OH
James B. Johnson - Urbana OH
Thomas H. Mills - Urbana OH
Assignee:
The W. B. Marvin Manufacturing Company - Urbana OH
International Classification:
F21V 700
US Classification:
392424
Abstract:
A portable electric space heater having a power cord with a male electrical plug and having easily replaceable quartz heating elements so that an unskilled person can remove and replace a heating element with a minimum of time, tools and skill. The heating elements are removably mounted by sockets within the heater housing behind a grill. One edge of the grill is pivotally connected to the housing and an opposite edge is connected to the housing by a latch member formed on the grill. Access to the heating elements can be obtained by unlatching the grill using the male plug as a tool.

Upright Radiant Electric Heating Appliance

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US Patent:
54370019, Jul 25, 1995
Filed:
Dec 21, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/994416
Inventors:
David B. Chaney - Powell OH
Barry W. Smith - Dublin OH
Thomas H. Mills - Urbana OH
Assignee:
The W. B. Marvin Manufacturing Company - Urbana OH
International Classification:
H05B 332
F24H 302
US Classification:
392376
Abstract:
An upright radiant electrical heater has a reflector assembly supporting a vertically-extending heating element assembly that radiates energy through substantially 360 degree. The reflector assembly includes heat reflective panels that disperse heat horizontally over substantially 90 degrees through an open grill at the front of the heater and vertically in a substantially uniform manner so that hot spots are avoided. A fan forces room air into the heater from below the reflector assembly, upwardly through an air passage behind the assembly into an open control chamber at the top of the heater, and outwardly into the room through ducts along the top front edge of the assembly. A thermostatic control for the heating element assembly and the fan motor is located in the air passage at the top of the heater. The flowing air maintains the exterior of the heater relatively cool to the touch, allowing parts of the housing to be molded from a thermoplastic material into aesthetically-pleasing shapes. Power is supplied to the heating element assembly by one or more cold wires including a horizontally-extending cold wire section located between the bottom of the heating element assembly and the top of the fan blade.
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