LECTURE TOPICS

BIOGRAPHY

CLICK FOR DETAILS

"Stop Burn Injuries"

"History of Our Flag"

"The Shrine-
A Great Philanthropy"

"Future Wars"

"Fight Against
Multiculturalism"

HOW TO CONTACT

Office
68 Linwood Road,
Ft Walton Beach, FL
32547-1617

Pager 888-269-5413

Fax 850-862-2016

Email straublectures@technologist.com

Web Site Support:MeliaGrafix




ABOUT THE PRESIDENT:

   - A Director, Shrine Burn Institute

   - President,
	The Youth Leadership Foundation, Inc.

   - 1991 Recipient, The Military Order,
	"Patrick Henry" Patriotism Award 

   - National Chairman, Patriotic Education Committee,

	The Military Order (MOWW)

   - Served 5 years, National Security Committee,

	The Military Order (MOWW) 


Education:


Graduate - Indiana University - School of Business

Graduate - Purdue University - Engineering School

Graduate - Indiana University - School of Law


Background:

Colonel Straub was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. The son of the former Adjutant General of the State of Indiana, he began his military career at an early age graduating from Culver Military Academy and joining the Indiana Air National Guard before graduation from High School. During years of flying with the Air Force completing combat tours in Korea and Vietnam and earning his higher educational degrees, he worked with under-privileged and developmentally handicapped children while playing four years of profesional football. He also completed foreign tours in the Philippines, Alaska, England and Germany. After medical retirement from the Air Force as a Lieutenant Colonel with over 20 years of active service, he initiated his famous "Stop Burn Injuries" program in the 1983/1984 school year. Since that time he has spoken to more than 242,000 students regarding burns, burn treatment and the things their elders do that get them burned.

His passion for preventing burns results from a long standing trauma he observed from the air when one of his best friends aborted a take off, crashed, escaped his airplane only to be so badly burned that he later lost his life. Straub says, "He had skidded off the end of the runway and I had to wait to land until the crash rescue trucks got off the runway. I knew it was bad". Later I kept saying to myself, "If only he hadn't been burned so badly." And, "There's got to be a better way to treat burns". Once retired, he immediately turned to lecturing young people on the trauma, stigma, and prevention of burns.

Now he has expanded his lecture subjects, bringing to light patriotism, love of flag and country, what future wars will be like using the latest technology and what the education system is doing to split our nation with multiculturalism.