Kyle O'Malley Email & Phone Number

Kyle Swartz (O'Malley) is the founder of TOTO (Thermodynamic Optimization by Tornado Operation), featured on Chicago's very own WGN News, Chicago Tribune, Tom Skilling's Fermilab Tornado Seminar and Discovery Channel Canada's Daily Planet. Kyle is the recipient of prestigious accolades including certificates from the American Meteorological Society, Chicago Section of the American Nuclear Society, The Chicago Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication, and, for his prior work in laser medicine, the Chicago Medical Society award. Kyle is the 1st Place science fair winner of Chicago District 21 awarded on January 27, 2011. He has been consistently selected every year from 8th grade through high school as one of the top 50 projects citywide representing Chicago at the Illinois Junior Academy of Science - State Science Fair held at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Kyle is the recipient of IJAS Best in Category award and consistently ranked Gold. Kyle earned the distinct privilege of presenting his project to Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley.Kyle Swartz, best known as “Mr. Tornado” after the famed meteorologist Ted Fujita, is now the third inventor to tackle tornado power. He is the founder and CEO of TOTO Sunny Energy.Kyle’s tornado research is accompanied by his lifelong passion for steam locomotives and aviation. He is operating rules qualified by the Illinois Railway Museum, founding member of The T1 Trust, and currently pursuing a career in aviation meteorology. In recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander contributions to the railroad and aviation, T1 5550 is dedicated to the Chinese Railroad Workers for christening by a very special lady.In Memory ofDr. Ted Fujita "Mr. Tornado"World-renowned meteorologist, tornado research, and revolutionized airline industry Sgt. Kevin O'MalleyKorean War Veteran 714th Transportation Battalion Railway OperationsSgt. Morris SwartzWWII Purple Heart VeteranU.S. Army Eighth Air ForceB-17 Flying Fortress "Lulu Belle"O'MALLEY"Powerful by Land and Air"

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