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I was born (or hatched) in the city of Williamsport on September 28, 1931 at the corner of High St and Campbell Sts while enjoying a ride with my mother in an ambulance. Even then I was in a big hurry. I am married to Pat, the lovey lady in the above picture. I have one brother, Harold, one son, Patrick, one daughter, Dorinda, four grandsons and one grandaughter. Unlike me, they are good looking kids. I lived in the city of Williamsport until my sophomore year when we moved to Sand Hill, Loyalsock Twp. I enlisted in the Navy in 1951 and was discharged (honorably) in 1955. I recieved training as an aircraft mechanic at Memphis and aircraft weight and balance training at Patuxtant River, Md., while stationed at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. After receiving my discharge, I applied for and got a job with the Post office as a letter carrier. After working as a letter carrier for eight years, I bid for and got a job as a rural letter carrier which I kept until I was informed by my Dr that I no longer would be in the working force. After retiring, I practiced up to learn how to be mean, miserable, contemptable, ill tempered, and hard to get along with. I needed that training to prepare myself to chat in the 60+ room and keep up with Trish. |
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