Tom Pavlick is a retired US Air Force Chief Master Sergeant. During his time in uniform, he served in numerous positions throughout the world and country, culminating in his selection as Senior Enlisted Leader for the Air Force Material Command’s Inspector General’s Office. He is currently employed by Wright-Patterson Air Force Base as the Program Manager for the base’s Information Security and Operations Security Programs.
Since moving to Greene County in 2017, Tom has been active in the local community, especially with veteran and youth activities. He is the Second Vice Commander for Foody-Cornwell Post 95 of The American Legion, where he maintains the Post calendar, coordinates with other veteran and civic groups to ensure significant holidays are observed with proper dignity and respect, and organizes and leads veteran and patriotic events and celebrations. He is the Adjutant for Harold Cartwright Chapter 92, Disabled American Veterans, and Cooper-Jordan Memorial Post 2402, Veterans of Foreign Wars, where he keeps a true and accurate record of all business conducted by the Chapter and Post and conducts all their necessary correspondence. He is a senior mentor to active duty and newly retired Chief Master Sergeants with the Wright-Patt Chiefs Group, where he provides knowledge and experience on the transition from uniform to veteran status. He is the President of Sergeant Robert D. Miller Lodge 170, Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio, where he presides at all meetings of the Lodge, represents the Lodge to other Lodges, organizations, and for other official purposes, affords opportunity for current, former, and retired military law enforcement members to network, mentor, and support each other and their families in mutual friendship and fraternity. He serves on numerous committees at the Greene County Fish and Game Club, where he leads and assists with youth fishing, hunting, and shooting events, allowing Greene County youths to learn new life skills in a fun but safe environment.