Deletion of Gerald Walpin

Comment: The article is longer than what I expected it to come to, but its awfully stretched, and I really don't think it has satisfied |notability concerns.  Ask yourself; if Walpin had never been fired, would there be an article for him?  I don't think an honest case can be made for a "yes" to that.  He was an Inspector General, Inspector_General#Federal_Offices_of_Inspectors_General_.28OIGs.29|one of 64, for the Corporation for National and Community Service, with a mission to "support the American culture of citizenship, service, and responsibility".  This is a somewhat minor agency, and Walpin was the watchdog/auditor assigned there.  I generally hate "other stuff" arguments, but where's the article for the Kenneth Bach|acting IG who took Walpin's place?  As for his earlier career, I don't see the inherent notability in being a JAG, a regional prosecutor, or the president of the Federal Bar Council, essentially the bar association of the New York area.  This boils down to 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N||WP:BLP1E)