Jim Muscatell
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George Myers
Jim is a Great Guy, and a good friend
Darryl Dukes, Jr.
I first met Gen. Muscatell, when he dropped by my recruiting office in D'Iberville, MS, just to check things out. I had locked up shop for lunch and was doing everything I could to get to my car when I saw a full bird Colonel step out of his car and walk towards me. I saluted and paid my respects, hoping to get out to lunch and then we began to chat. He asked questions about the area and office, about my recruiting zone and goals. Eventually, he looked at me and said, "You have no idea who I am, do you?". "No sir", I replied. "I am your new wing commander". My jaw almost hit the concrete. What disrespect had I shown? I hurried to give him the grand tour of the recruiting office and we became close right then, I believe. Gen. Muscatell has been a leader and mentor to me since day one. He led the 403D WG with enthusiasm and poise. He filled big shoes when he walked in and we were all sure the Air Force was prepping him to be a four star. I still think he should have been. He took a personal role in training personnel in leadership skills with many Franklin Covey courses. He boosted morale of the men and women and showed a personal interest in our lives as a commander should. Gen. Muscatell not only got to know me, but also my family on a personal level. You just don't see General's and Tech. Sergeant's network on a level like that. He always took the time to perform Oaths of Enlistments for me and you could tell it wasn't a burden, but an honor. He lives on the other side of the country now and is retired and I still have his phone number. I thank him for his service and the kind hearted care he's shown my family and I. I don't live in Washington, but I'd move their just for the opportunity to work for Gen. Muscatell again. If your under his leadership now or buying a house from him, consider yourself blessed to have met a good man and a great commander. Keesler misses you, sir. Come back soon for a visit.
George Myers
Jim is a Great Guy, and a good friend
Darryl Dukes, Jr.
I first met Gen. Muscatell, when he dropped by my recruiting office in D'Iberville, MS, just to check things out. I had locked up shop for lunch and was doing everything I could to get to my car when I saw a full bird Colonel step out of his car and walk towards me. I saluted and paid my respects, hoping to get out to lunch and then we began to chat. He asked questions about the area and office, about my recruiting zone and goals. Eventually, he looked at me and said, "You have no idea who I am, do you?". "No sir", I replied. "I am your new wing commander". My jaw almost hit the concrete. What disrespect had I shown? I hurried to give him the grand tour of the recruiting office and we became close right then, I believe. Gen. Muscatell has been a leader and mentor to me since day one. He led the 403D WG with enthusiasm and poise. He filled big shoes when he walked in and we were all sure the Air Force was prepping him to be a four star. I still think he should have been. He took a personal role in training personnel in leadership skills with many Franklin Covey courses. He boosted morale of the men and women and showed a personal interest in our lives as a commander should. Gen. Muscatell not only got to know me, but also my family on a personal level. You just don't see General's and Tech. Sergeant's network on a level like that. He always took the time to perform Oaths of Enlistments for me and you could tell it wasn't a burden, but an honor. He lives on the other side of the country now and is retired and I still have his phone number. I thank him for his service and the kind hearted care he's shown my family and I. I don't live in Washington, but I'd move their just for the opportunity to work for Gen. Muscatell again. If your under his leadership now or buying a house from him, consider yourself blessed to have met a good man and a great commander. Keesler misses you, sir. Come back soon for a visit.
George Myers
Jim is a Great Guy, and a good friend
Darryl Dukes, Jr.
I first met Gen. Muscatell, when he dropped by my recruiting office in D'Iberville, MS, just to check things out. I had locked up shop for lunch and was doing everything I could to get to my car when I saw a full bird Colonel step out of his car and walk towards me. I saluted and paid my respects, hoping to get out to lunch and then we began to chat. He asked questions about the area and office, about my recruiting zone and goals. Eventually, he looked at me and said, "You have no idea who I am, do you?". "No sir", I replied. "I am your new wing commander". My jaw almost hit the concrete. What disrespect had I shown? I hurried to give him the grand tour of the recruiting office and we became close right then, I believe. Gen. Muscatell has been a leader and mentor to me since day one. He led the 403D WG with enthusiasm and poise. He filled big shoes when he walked in and we were all sure the Air Force was prepping him to be a four star. I still think he should have been. He took a personal role in training personnel in leadership skills with many Franklin Covey courses. He boosted morale of the men and women and showed a personal interest in our lives as a commander should. Gen. Muscatell not only got to know me, but also my family on a personal level. You just don't see General's and Tech. Sergeant's network on a level like that. He always took the time to perform Oaths of Enlistments for me and you could tell it wasn't a burden, but an honor. He lives on the other side of the country now and is retired and I still have his phone number. I thank him for his service and the kind hearted care he's shown my family and I. I don't live in Washington, but I'd move their just for the opportunity to work for Gen. Muscatell again. If your under his leadership now or buying a house from him, consider yourself blessed to have met a good man and a great commander. Keesler misses you, sir. Come back soon for a visit.
George Myers
Jim is a Great Guy, and a good friend
Darryl Dukes, Jr.
I first met Gen. Muscatell, when he dropped by my recruiting office in D'Iberville, MS, just to check things out. I had locked up shop for lunch and was doing everything I could to get to my car when I saw a full bird Colonel step out of his car and walk towards me. I saluted and paid my respects, hoping to get out to lunch and then we began to chat. He asked questions about the area and office, about my recruiting zone and goals. Eventually, he looked at me and said, "You have no idea who I am, do you?". "No sir", I replied. "I am your new wing commander". My jaw almost hit the concrete. What disrespect had I shown? I hurried to give him the grand tour of the recruiting office and we became close right then, I believe. Gen. Muscatell has been a leader and mentor to me since day one. He led the 403D WG with enthusiasm and poise. He filled big shoes when he walked in and we were all sure the Air Force was prepping him to be a four star. I still think he should have been. He took a personal role in training personnel in leadership skills with many Franklin Covey courses. He boosted morale of the men and women and showed a personal interest in our lives as a commander should. Gen. Muscatell not only got to know me, but also my family on a personal level. You just don't see General's and Tech. Sergeant's network on a level like that. He always took the time to perform Oaths of Enlistments for me and you could tell it wasn't a burden, but an honor. He lives on the other side of the country now and is retired and I still have his phone number. I thank him for his service and the kind hearted care he's shown my family and I. I don't live in Washington, but I'd move their just for the opportunity to work for Gen. Muscatell again. If your under his leadership now or buying a house from him, consider yourself blessed to have met a good man and a great commander. Keesler misses you, sir. Come back soon for a visit.
Credentials
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Seniors Real Estate Specialist® (SRES®)
National Association of REALTORS®Nov, 2016- Nov, 2024 -
Certified Military Residential Specialist
Inland Northwest School of Real EstateJul, 2015- Nov, 2024
Experience
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Fitness Quest
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United States
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Health, Wellness & Fitness
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1 - 100 Employee
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Yoga Instructor
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Jan 2022 - Present
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Gateway Real Estate
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Puyallup, Washington
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Real Estate Broker
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Dec 2013 - Present
I specialize in buyer representation and work hard to locate incredible values for all my clients, regardless of their price range. The most important part of my job is to listen carefully to the wants and needs of my buyers. I utilize my military experience to assist you in realizing your real estate dreams. As a full time Realtor I devote many hours to satisfy each buyer's goals and make their home ownership dreams come true. I specialize in the Puyallup, Bonney Lake, Spanaway, Graham, Lakewood and Lake Tapps markets. You can trust me to find the very best home for you. When I work with sellers I have one important goal - to sell your home at the highest possible price with the minimum amount of inconvenience. I use a variety of internet tools to gain maximum exposure for my seller clients. It is also important to continue to emphasize the importance of interior and exterior staging to set yourself apart from the competition. I can help you with this process. Call me if you're thinking about selling your home. You can count on me to give you a realistic price and calculate the true net proceeds you can expect to make your next move. Show less
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The Well, a Christian holistic wellness center.
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Puyallup, Washington, currently on line classes only during stay home order.
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Yoga Instructor
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Apr 2020 - Present
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YMCA of the USA
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Puyallup and Sumner
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PiYo Instructor at Beachbody
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Nov 2017 - Present
PiYo isn't like standard Pilates and yoga classes that make you hold long, intense poses, or lead you through dozens of repetitive, microscopic core movements. PiYo speeds everything up—including your results—by introducing you to dynamic, flowing sequences that can burn serious calories at the same time as they lengthen and tone your muscles and increase your flexibility. PiYo isn't like standard Pilates and yoga classes that make you hold long, intense poses, or lead you through dozens of repetitive, microscopic core movements. PiYo speeds everything up—including your results—by introducing you to dynamic, flowing sequences that can burn serious calories at the same time as they lengthen and tone your muscles and increase your flexibility.
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Puyalllup Jim YogaFaith
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Puyallup
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YogaFaith Instructor
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Oct 2017 - Present
YogaFaith is one of the only Christian Schools to be recognized internationally by the Yoga Alliance. We take the passion for Christ and love for yoga and share it with others. R-YFT 200 Certification Any Church or Church group interested in a YogaFaith class please let me know. Donations appreciated, but not expected. Check out my facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/PuyallupJimYogaFaith #yogafaith #jesusfirstyogasecond #christianyoga YogaFaith is one of the only Christian Schools to be recognized internationally by the Yoga Alliance. We take the passion for Christ and love for yoga and share it with others. R-YFT 200 Certification Any Church or Church group interested in a YogaFaith class please let me know. Donations appreciated, but not expected. Check out my facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/PuyallupJimYogaFaith #yogafaith #jesusfirstyogasecond #christianyoga
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Mel Korum YMCA
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Puyallup
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Yoga Instructor
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Nov 2015 - Present
RYT-200 certified RYT-200 certified
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Vintage Treasures
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Puyallup, Washington
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CEO
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Nov 2013 - Present
We buy and sale antiques! We buy and sale antiques!
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US Transportation Command
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Armed Forces
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300 - 400 Employee
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Chief Executive (Brigadier General)
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May 2011 - Nov 2013
Synchronized Defense Transportation System and adaptive planning to meet national security objectives. Set policy, conducted crisis action planning, identified constraints and maximized multi-modal solutions. Strategic thinking during loss of Pakistan supply routes led to multi-modal rerouting minimizing delays. Managed critical infrastructure, training/exercise planning and defense support of civil authorities (DSCA). Led process improvement to bring reservist on orders, ensuring a streamlined procedure for years. Show less
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U.S. Air Force Reserve
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United States
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Armed Forces
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700 & Above Employee
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Chief Executive (Brigadier General Wing Commander)
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Jan 2009 - May 2011
Implemented the planning, organizing, manning and $67M budget execution of a 1,600-member organization. Built teams and trust after inheriting the lowest retention rate in the Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC). Enormous impact/insight transformed the unit into the top retention, readiness, and recruiting in AFRC. Shaped AF Policy on congressionally mandated Committee, lauded by Secretary of the Air Force (SECAF). Recognized unmatched mentor to the next generation, selected to Board of Advisors to shape future leaders. Show less
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302nd Airlift Wing Commander Peterson AFB, Co
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Colorado Springs (Peterson AFB), Co
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Chief Executive (Colonel Wing Commander)
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Apr 2006 - Jan 2009
Responsible for 1,500 members, $60M budget and an airborne forest firefighting capability to Forest Service. DSCA experience working with FEMA, NOAA, National Hurricane Center, Forest Service, and the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC). Strategically planned ahead of complex problems to save 2000+ homes/$1B. Nominated by AFRC for O'Malley Award; recognizes executive management and spouse for contributions to the nation, AF, and community which best exemplify the highest ideals and positive leadership of a couple. Guided planning and organizational design phases; resulted in performance and productivity improvement. Show less
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934th Airlift Wing Commander
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Minneapolis, MN
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Chief Executive (Colonel Wing Commander)
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Sep 2003 - Jan 2006
Supervised 1,300 employees, managed a $60M budget and had oversight of an additional 7,000 workers. Built relations with local dignitaries, state and national leaders. Implemented congressional breakfast program. Renowned for building relations and strategic thinking culminated in choice for Senator’s advisory committee. Created honorary commander program to enrich a community that lacked knowledge concerning military life. Organized a partnership committee with the Union molding the organization into one of the best in the AF winning the Outstanding Unit award and streamlining bargaining agreement negotiations. Show less
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U.S. Air Force Reserve
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United States
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Armed Forces
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700 & Above Employee
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Operations Director (Colonel)
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Feb 2001 - Sep 2003
Developed long range goals and objectives for 1,100 member group, to include planning of a $37M budget. Commanded Group during Operation Iraqi Freedom: met with Bulgarian Prime Minister, Foreign Minister, and Speaker of Parliament paving the way into a former enemy’s country. Asked to stay on as Ambassador. Welcomed into Bourgas’ Rotary Club and inducted as an honorary Bulgarian commander by local dignitaries. Lauded by SECAF and congressional members for work on AF Crisis Action Team for post 9-11 civil support. Led organization through change management launching a culture of excellence, minimizing change impacts. Show less
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Education
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2005 - 2007
Crown College
Master's degree, Ministry Leadership -
1975 - 1979
US Air Force Academy
Bachelor of Science (BS), Humanities/Humanistic Studies
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