Doyle Glass

Doyle Dudley Glass
Doyle Glass
Born	January 22, 1962 (1962-01-22) (age 49) Midland, Texas
Occupation	Historian, Sculptor
Nationality	American
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Doyle Dudley Glass (born January 22, 1962) is an American historian and sculptor.

Biography

Glass was born and raised in Midland, Texas. A sixth generation Texan, his family dates back to the days of the Republic of Texas, with an ancestor who died at the Alamo, another who was a Texas Ranger in Sul Ross' command, a soldier who fought at Gettysburg, and a great-grandfather who was one of the first West Texas cattlemen.

After graduating from Midland High School in 1980, Glass attended Southern Methodist University in Dallas where he obtained a BA in history. In 1988, he graduated from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law with a Juris Doctor degree. In the early 1990s, Glass worked as an assistant district attorney in McLennan County, Texas and Bell County, Texas. In 1994, he moved to Kentucky and began work as a special prosecutor with the Kentucky Attorney General office.

Sculptor

In 1999, Glass became a historian and sculptor, specializing in military monuments. He completed the Kentucky Medal of Honor Memorial in 2001, and the Texas Medal of Honor Memorial in 2008.

Historian

As an historian, Glass wrote Lions of Medina, a first-hand account of the Marines of Charlie Company 1/1 during the Vietnam War.

External links

• Doyle Glass Sculpture Website

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Name	Glass, Doyle Dudley
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Date of birth	January 22, 1962
Place of birth	Midland, Texas
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