Interview with Cold War Veteran Tim Burley

Tim Burley has spent years working with Veterans and those who all serve, to ensure their transition back to civilian life is seamless and rewarding. Tim is a “problem solver” who strategically attacks transition at the root. Through his years of service assisting veterans, Tim has developed strategic plans both with the Veterans and civilian community to provide information, guidance and training, creating an awareness which benefits both business and communities. Creating this understanding in “the civilian world” for those who have served our country to preserve our freedoms, as they willingly continue to serve as the most trainable, most productive, and most initiative driven leaders in our workforce and communities. Tim Burley, U.S. Army Veteran Non-Commissioned Officer Served in the United State Army from 1984‐1995 both Active Duty and Reserve. Tim served as an Armored Crewman and Tank Commander during the Cold War in Germany. He was also assigned to Ft. Carson, Colorado and served in Armor and Armored Cavalry units specializing in strategic planning and training until being assigned to Recruiting Duty in Wisconsin. Tim is a service‐connected disabled Veteran due to his hearing loss caused by an accident-causing deafness and tinnitus in both ears. He had other injuries with his back and neck. which have now been mitigated through Pain Free Patriots and Emotion Code therapies. After his service Tim has Developed Markets and Products In RFID Industry, was the Organizational Director for Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation, served as a Bank Compliance Officer, Managed Sales and owned a small business, held auto, life, home and commercial business Insurance Licenses, Designed HVAC Systems both Residential and Commercial, Professional Photographer, DJ, and Videographer, is an Ordained Minister, and now is the Executive Director of WelcomeHome.Vet, an initiative he developed to assist Veterans Transitioning back into our communities. Served on the City Councils in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, Tolna, North