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MASTER CHIEF GUSTAVAS KINGSLEY

Character Name:
Gustavas Kingsley
Nick Name: Gus
Rank: Master Chief (Retired Sgt Major, Marine Corp)
Species: Human
Age: 46
Height: 6ft 2
Weight: 185
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Light Brown
Birthplace: Fayetville Tennessee
Date Of Birth: November 5, 2338
Marine Basic Training Graduation: 2356
Specialties: Hand to Hand Combat, Post Traumatic Stress Disorders,
Hypnotic Regression, Battle Fatigue
Hobbies:
Running, Swimming, Target Practice, Horse Back Riding, Archery,
Civil War Reenactment, Parasis Squares, Chess
Family:
-- Mother: Alexandra Gustavas Kingsley, Homemaker, Deceased
-- Father: William Kingsley, Captain Deceased
-- Grandfather: Archibault Kingsley, Deceased
-- Grandmother: Rebecca Aden Kingsley, Deceased
-- Brother: James Kingsley, 43, Captain USS Davidson
-- Sister In Law: Mari Johnson, 42 Civilian School Teacher
-- Nephew: Terrance Kingsley, 15, Student
-- Aden Kingsley, 12, Student
-- Niece: Jenna Kingsley, 13, Student
-- Brother: Adam Kingsley, 38 Civilian Journalist, Deep Space 9
-- Sister In Law: Ashton Talbert Kingsley, Journalist Corps, Lt. Com
Deep Space 9
-- Nephews:
......Roger Kingsley 11, Student
......Lucas Kingsley 9 Student
-- Sister: Marisol Kingsley-Simms, 40, Writer
-- Brother in Law: Arthur Simms 42, Rancher/Banker
-- Niece:
......Victoria Simms, 16, Student
......Alexandria Simms, 14, Student
......Nicole Simms, 12, Student
-- Sister: Abigail Kingsley-Anderson, 35, Commander, Chief Counslor
USS Davenport
-- Brother In Law: Jerome Anderson, 37, Commander, Chief Engeneer
USS Davenport
-- Nephew:
......Fox Anderson, 7, Student
......Brighton Anderson, 4 Student
-- Ex Wife: Jasmine Byers, 44, Civilian Counselor
-- Son: Jacob Kingsley, 27, Lt Star base 14
-- Daughter In Law: Debra Long-Kingsley, 26, Lt. Star Base 14
-- Grandson: Christopher Kingsley, 4 months
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Son: Sean Kingsley, 25, Civilian Medical School
-- 2nd wife: Amaria Davis-Kingsley, Deceased
-- Daughter: Sierra Kingsley, 14, Student
-- Hayden Kingsley, Deceased
-- Son: Roman Kingsley, 11, Student
Decorations:
SFMC Basic Training, Ranger Training, 20 years award,
Dominion War Service Award, Battle Of Betazed, POW, Pilot service
award, Betazed Counseling Service Award, Field Counseling
Commendation, Therapy Regression Commendation, Marine Core Training
Commendation, SFMC Unit Citation (3) , Medal of Courage Under Fire,
Purple Heart
Reprimands:
None
Languages: Federation Standard,
Klingon, Bajorian
Service
Record:
2356-Marine Corps Basic Training
2356-2358-Advanced Training, Counseling Lance Corporal
2358-2362-Marine Force, Romulus, Cpl
2362-2365-Rangers Training, Attached to the USS Ulysses S. Grant,
Sgt
2365-2367-Marine Force, Cardissia Sgt
2367-2369-Betazed Counseling Training Center Staff Sgt
2369-2372-Betazed Protection Force, Gunnery Sgt
2372-2374-Klingon Neutral Zone, Attached to the USS Bakersfield,
Master Sgt
2374-2375-Betazed Protection Force, Master Sgt
2375-2376- POW
2376-2377 -LOA
2377-2379 -Head of Marine Corps Training Counseling, Sgt Major
2379-2381- Marine Corps Counseling Recruitement, Sgt Major
2381-2383- Retired
2383-Master Chief USS Victory, Assistant Chief Of Counseling
History:
Gustavas
Harris Kingsley was born in Fayetville TN, the first born child of
Alexandra and William Kingsley. He would be joined by brothers
James, and Adam, and sisters Marisol and Abigail in the next 10
years. His father was a Starfleet officer who was home in spirts.
Alexandra would say it was long enough to get her pregnant and leave
again. His mother was a homemaker. Gustavas or “Gus” would be the
man of the family his whole life, always watching out for his
mother, and younger siblings. The Kingsley’s grew up on a working
farm, and Gus would learn the meaning of hard work early on his
life. There was no time for Gus to be a child, or goof off. His
mother and grandparents would install old southern values and
manners in him. His grandfather was not against raising a hand and
smacking him if he showed disrespect, especially to women.
Gus went local schools his whole life and was involved in various
community activities, including civil war reenactments, which he
still does today. Gus was never a very good student, bringing in C's
and D's but made up for it in other ways. Gus started dating Jasmine
Byers in his 10th grade year. Gus always wanted to join the marine
corps, and travel. Plans would almost go array when Jasmine became
pregnant at 17. Marriage was never part of Gus's plan, but both his
mother and Jasmine's parents insisted. The two were married the
month after Gus's high school graduation. Gus would leave for marine
basic training two months later. While he was in basic, Jasmine
would give birth to Jacob Gustavas Kingsley. Gus would first see his
son when he graduated two months later. Jasmine and Jacob would
relocate from Tennessee to San Francisco while Gus was in Advanced
Training for Counseling. Jasmine would become pregnant again, and
give birth to Sean Trenton Kingsley in 2358.
The
happiness of the young family would be short lived. After training
was complete, Gus would be assigned to a unit near the Romulus
border. Gus would send Jasmine, two year old Jacob and 3 month old
Sean back to Tennessee. Gus would try to keep in contact with his
family, but being on convert missions it would make it difficult.
And it would be years before he could even take leave to see his
family. This would be hard on Jasmine and she would file divorce in
his 3rd year of deployment. Gus didn't fight the divorce, knowing
how it was to have a father that was never home. Gus threw himself
into his work and his assignment. He would get his first of three
SFMC Unit Citations. In his fourth year of his assignment, he got
his first leave. He would go home to see his now 6 and 4 year old
sons. He would only have a brief two months to get to know his sons,
as well as them to get to know him. After he left, he actually
cried, something unusual for a Marine. He never realized how much he
missed his sons, but knew that he enjoyed being a Marine to much to
give it up. Plus Jasmine was engaged to be married. Gus would return
for another year in that unit before being reassigned.
In
2362, Gus would be reassigned to a small force of 30 Marines
attached to the USS Ulysses. This is where Gus would receive ranger
training and get his ranger patch. He would spend four years on the
Ulysses, training and going on various missions. In 2365, the unit
would be assigned to Cardissia as part of ongoing peace talks
between the Federation and the Cardassians. It was during this time
that Gus, as counselor, was put to use. He was able to listen to
both sides, including victims of the war. Gus would receive his
second small citation award during this time. The unit was present
when the peace treaty was signed, which earned him a peace citation
and a field therapy commendation.
Right after the peace treaty was signed, and the unit was getting
ready to transfer out, Wolf 359 would happen. Gus’s unit and others
would be assigned to the recovery unit. There would be few survivors
to counsel, as Gus would find out. He would also discover that his
father died in the battle. He would return to Tennessee, with his
other siblings, to bury him in the families burial ground. Though it
had been years since Gus had seen or talked to his father, he was
able to be a strength for his mother and younger siblings. It also
gave him an opportunity to take his sons to there first civil war
reenactment and gave him a chance to bond with them. He knew that
though there visits were far and few between, so he had to take the
time to make it meaningful.
Gus
would ask for a transfer in 2367to the Betazed Counseling Facility
on Betazed to be able to get more training for his MOS. He would be
promoted to Staff Sgt. Getting a formal degree from the Betazed
Facility was important to him, and he wanted to do well, something
he could tell his sons and show them that was trying and it was
never to late to learn. He asked for and received a tutor. Amaria
Davis was a full Betazed, who was in her 2nd year of medical also
taking counseling classes. Gus who was 29, was immediately attracted
to the 23 year old. And the feeling was mutual. The two would start
a relationship, and the following year at Christmas, he would take
Amaria to Tennessee to meet his now 11 and 9 year old sons. And in a
small ceremony in his families house, he was married to Amaria, with
his sons standing witness. When Amaria and Gus returned to Betazed,
they had a traditional Betazed ceremony. The following year, on
Christmas day Sierra Grace Kingsley was born. Gus would ask and
receive a transfer to the Betazed Protection Force.
In 2370, Gus’s youngest brother Adam came to visit with his fiancée,
Ashton Talbert. The two had met on journalistic school, and became
engaged. In Southern tradition, Gus was now the ‘patriarch’ of the
family and it fell to him to host the wedding. He would be Adam’s
best man, while Ashton’s older sister, Brett, would be her maid of
honor. The marriage would be held late in the fall in Tennessee, and
Amaria would be 5 months pregnant with there second child. Gus
couldn’t have realized that when he met Brett Talbert at the wedding
of there siblings, she would one day be his Captain. In 2371, Haylee
Anne Kingsley was born, followed a year later by brother Roman
Nathan Kingsley.
When Roman was 3 months old, Gus would be transferred to the Klingon
Neutral Zone after the Klingons invaded the Cardissian Empire. Gus
would hate to leave his family, knowing it had signaled the end of
his last marriage. But he knew that Amaria and him had a stronger
bond then he ever did with Jasmine. He would be able to visit his
family more often then he ever did as a lower ranked Marine. On his
last visit to Betazed, Amaria would tell him about fears that some
people had that the Dominion was going to invade Betazed. He
reassured her they were just rumors, but he had heard them himself.
He asked for a transfer and received it with a promotion to Master
Sgt. Unfortunately , the rumors about invasion were true.
When
the Dominion attacked, Gus was away from his family, and with other
marines in his unit on patrol. The marines would put up a fight to
protect Betazed, and it would earn them the Medal of Courage Under
Fire award and the 3rd small unit citation. Fifteen of the twenty
five member force of his unit would be killed, the other ten would
be captured and became POW’s. Gus would not know the status of the
his family while he was a POW. Gus would try to attempt twice, on
the second attempt, his leg would be broken to thwart any other
attempt of escaping. It would be eight months before him and the
others were released. He would discover that Amaria had been killed,
and Haylee had died of starvation. Sierra and Roman were both alive
but scared. Gus would take a LOA and take the children back to
Tennessee. He would go through reabilitation for his leg, but still
walks with a limp. He would also go through counseling and would put
the kids through counseling. He would return to duty, but as head of
training new counselors in the Marine corps. It allowed him to work
but keep the children near and be a father to them. He would also
become closer to his other two sons, now twenty one and nineteen.
In 2381, Gus got word that his mother was ill and he decided that it
was the perfect time to retire from the Marines after 21 years of
service. He would move back to the farm, with Sierra and Roman. Both
children would thrive being outside again, and working on the farm.
Gus’s mother would die at the end of the year, and would be buried
with her husband in the family graveyard. His oldest son married and
made him a grandfather in the past 4 months. Gus would spend two
years in retirement before deciding he wanted to go back. But, this
time he would transfer to Starfleet and become a Master Chief. He
would be assigned to the USS Victory.
Personality Profile:
Gus talks with a thick Southern accent, and has old Southern Values.
He believes in honesty, and respects women. He’s a good listener,
and even though he was a Marine, he would rather talk then fight it
out. He tries to be there for his family whenever he can be. He
likes to keep in shape, and horseback ride whenever he can. He also
loves to swim. He will listen whenever he can and is always
available to be there for his children. He is understanding and
always tries to listen to both side of a disagreement, before making
a judgment. He will tell you honestly what he thinks, in a most
gentlemanly way.

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