1. Nathan Yoncher
To whom it may concern,
I am an army vet pursuing a bachelor’s degree with a major in psychology and a minor in criminal
justice. I spent four amazing years in the United States Army where I learned to be a warrior and a
leader. Now that I have nearly completed my associates and am moving on to my bachelors I want
nothing more than to continue serving my country and my community.
For me the military was just a stepping stone in the path of a lifelongdream to be part of something
bigger than myself.I understand that a career in public safety is not just a job it’s a way of life,one
of honor and integrity, courage and compassion. I want to do something that matters and makes a
difference.I can think of no better place to reach this goal than with the local law enforcement. I
miss the brotherhood and sense of duty I shared with my fellow soldiers,and I believe I could have
that here. I know this job is not all action or saving puppies,it’s a lot of paperwork, a lot of red tape,
a lot of watch and wait, and sometimes a lot of heartbreak, but I am ready for it. I want a career
that I can stick with for the long run and I am ready to give this my all.
Thank you for your time and consideration,
Nathan Yoncher

2. Nathan Yoncher
P.O. Box 3361
Soldotna, AK 99669
(253)592-3311
(907)260-3204
ndyoncher@alaska.edu
Objective
My objective is to obtain a career in law enforcement and to serve my community with honor and
distinction. I want to make Alaska a safer and better place to live, and to interact with the amazing
people that call this state home.
Employment History
01/03/16- Cashier/Customer Service
Current Home Depot Soldotna, AK
Check out customers, process returned merchandise, respond to customer
aaaaaaaaaaaaaacomplaints and concerns, write recovery and incident reports.
05/01/2014 -
08/01/2014
RV lot attendant
Fred Meyers Soldotna, AK
Provide customer service to RV's on Fred Meyer property, maintain RV service
amenities and enforce Fred Meyer parking policy. Assist parcels with cleaning and
removal of carts.
04/19/2008 -
04/19/2012
welder, metalworker
United States Army Tacoma, WA
As a metal worker I oversaw the fabrication and repair of Army equipment for
construction and field purposes. This includes: completing work orders, inventory
requests, all position structural and pipe welding with SMAW, GTAW, gas, and TIG;
brazing/soldering, cutting with oxy-fuel or plasma, creating blueprints/schematics,
ordering stock material (pipe, aluminum, steel) and regular inventory and
maintenance of equipment and work environment. I am familiar with (not certified)
with a large amount of EPA protocols regarding hazardous material disposal and
storage. Military duties included supervising a squad of four to six soldiers (welders
and machinists), and instructing shop personnel on proper military and industry
protocol. Providing leadership, physical and mental discipline, and recognition.

3. 02/01/2006 -
04/01/2008
Loading/Shipping
Lafayette Wood Works Lafayette, LA
Load ordered materials and packages on to company trucks, deliver packages to
designated job sites and customers. Ordered materials included: all forms and types
of indoor/outdoor doors, windows, screens, and trim.
Licenses and Certificates
02/01/2015-
02/01/2017
EMT-I State Certification/EMT-Basic
National Certification
Department of Transportation/ National EMT
Registry
02/01/2015-
02/01/2017
Healthcare Providers CPR/AED
Certification
American Heart Association
References
Benjamin Peters: supervisor, US Army.
1 (520) 371-2228
JustinWard: Co-Worker, Dan’sAuto
1 (907) 252-3077
Jonathan Wakefield:co-worker,USArmy
1 (608) 436-4555
Paul and TiffanyPerry:Paramedic/EMS instructors@KPC
1 (907) 262-0378