Early Life and Education
Rear Admiral Day was born in Albion, NY and due to his father’s employment with the Veterans Administration lived in Holley, NY, Bath, NY, and graduated from Norway-Vulcan High School, Norway, MI in 1967.RDML Day holds an Associate's degree from Gogebic Community College, a Bachelors degree from Northern Michigan University, and a Master's degree from the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point.
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