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"Bubbling up in our own good time-- online."
| Donald R. Young |
Biography:
Born at the end of the Depression, Sonny’s Uncle Don grew up on a small dairy farm in
Southern New Hampshire. He attended school in three one-room schoolhouses in Stratham
and went to Exeter High School. A degree at the University of New Hampshire was interrupted
by service in the U.S. Army with assignments in Dachau, Munich and West Berlin, Germany.
He worked as a teacher, editor, longshoreman, logger, welder (at the Portsmouth Naval
Shipyard) and as a mail handler. Since retirement in 1999, he has devoted himself to
involvement in the Masons, Shriners and other organizations. His poetry has been published
in several local anthologies. He and his wife, Jo-Ann St. Pierre, resdie in Berwick, Maine with
three cats, Cormac, Fergus and MacCrimmon (Summer 2005)
I grew up on a farm in southern New Hampshire, attended Exeter High School, and the
University of New Hampshire before entering the US Army and serving in Dachau, Munich, and
West Berlin, Germany. I have worked as a teacher, editor, longshoreman, painter, carpenter's
helper, woodsman, welder at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, and mail handler for the US
Postal service. In retirement I work part time scoring academic achievement tests, and am
active in Free Masons, Shrine, and Scottish organizations including St. Andrew's Society of
New Hamphire, St. Andrew Society of Maine, Clan Young Association, Strathspey and Reel
Society of New Hampshire, and several other organizations. (Spring 2009)
Website address: none available
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 1 Issue 4 - “The Serendipitous End of Winter” (essay)
Volume 5 Issue 3 - "Getting Drunk on Izzy Stone" (poem)
Born at the end of the Depression, Sonny’s Uncle Don grew up on a small dairy farm in
Southern New Hampshire. He attended school in three one-room schoolhouses in Stratham
and went to Exeter High School. A degree at the University of New Hampshire was interrupted
by service in the U.S. Army with assignments in Dachau, Munich and West Berlin, Germany.
He worked as a teacher, editor, longshoreman, logger, welder (at the Portsmouth Naval
Shipyard) and as a mail handler. Since retirement in 1999, he has devoted himself to
involvement in the Masons, Shriners and other organizations. His poetry has been published
in several local anthologies. He and his wife, Jo-Ann St. Pierre, resdie in Berwick, Maine with
three cats, Cormac, Fergus and MacCrimmon (Summer 2005)
I grew up on a farm in southern New Hampshire, attended Exeter High School, and the
University of New Hampshire before entering the US Army and serving in Dachau, Munich, and
West Berlin, Germany. I have worked as a teacher, editor, longshoreman, painter, carpenter's
helper, woodsman, welder at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, and mail handler for the US
Postal service. In retirement I work part time scoring academic achievement tests, and am
active in Free Masons, Shrine, and Scottish organizations including St. Andrew's Society of
New Hamphire, St. Andrew Society of Maine, Clan Young Association, Strathspey and Reel
Society of New Hampshire, and several other organizations. (Spring 2009)
Website address: none available
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 1 Issue 4 - “The Serendipitous End of Winter” (essay)
Volume 5 Issue 3 - "Getting Drunk on Izzy Stone" (poem)
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