Notable Alumni of Marion Military Institute
Notable alumni of Marion Military Institute include Eugene Sledge (WWII Marine veteran, memoirist and biology professor), Mike Carey (U.S. representative for Ohio's 15th district) and Paul D. Adams (United States Army general).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Mike Carey 1971–
U.S. representative for Ohio's 15th district
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Paul D. Adams 1906–1987
United States Army general
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Samuel Francis Hobbs 1887–1952
US Representative from Alabama
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Maston E. O'Neal, Jr. 1907–1990
Former U.S. representative from Georgia
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Harold Houser 1897–1981
US Navy rear admiral, Governor of American Samoa
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John Bahnsen 1934–2024
US Army brigadier general and Vietnam War veteran
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Robert M. Bond 1929–1984
U.S. Air Force lieutenant general
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Clark W. LeMasters Jr.
US Army major general
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Ira De Ment 1931–2011
United States District Judge in Alabama
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Jacob E. Smart 1909–2006
US Army and Air Force general in WWII and Cold War
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Jeff Brandes 1976–
Former Florida state senator
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Tom Stagg 1923–2015
U.S. district judge, Western District of Louisiana
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Merlin O'Neill 1898–1981
Tenth Commandant of the United States Coast Guard
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Terry Moorer 1961–
US district judge, Southern District of Alabama
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Bruce K. Holloway 1912–1999
US Air Force general and World War II flying ace
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Hugh Mott 1920–2005
US Army soldier, Distinguished Service Cross for Ludendorff Bridge
Business
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Glen P. Robinson 1923–2013
Founder of Scientific Atlanta
Science and academia
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Miller Reese Hutchison 1876–1944
Electrical engineer and inventor of early hearing aid
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Elmer E. Kirkpatrick 1905–1990
Army engineer officer on the Manhattan Project
Arts and media
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Eugene Sledge 1923–2001
WWII Marine veteran, memoirist and biology professor
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Eric L. Harry 1958–
Author and lawyer, known for Invasion
Sports
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Shawn Morelli 1976–
Paralympic cyclist, three-time gold medalist
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Bernard Ford 1966–
Former NFL wide receiver
Other fields
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Donald Beatty 1900–1980
Aviator, explorer and inventor
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Marion Military Institute (people who attended both).