Occupation: Teacher Marital Status: Committed Relationship No. Someone else can move me! Send Stephen a Message I will move one more time to the cemetery across the street. My 2 sons have given me 3 wonderful grandchildren. on WW2 history and some of the little- known facts and events. I give presentations to schools, museums, etc. We still live in Pembroke NH and attend reenactments, parades, and displays. Over the years, we have participated in 5 movies with our WW2 HMVs. She became interested in my disease due to her father’s role in WW2, so I bought a WW2 Jeep for her to drive in parades. I was divorced and later married my love Jeanne. Many more of them followed home over the years and other accoutrements from that period. As I said earlier about my WW2 interest, I bought a WW2 1943 GMC deuce-and-a-half Historic Military Vehicle (HMV) in 1980 and restored it. Working there for 19 years I went from Senior Engineer to Principal Engineer. In the early 80’s I moved on to Digital Equipment Corporation. It took 3 years to build, and I did everything except for the concrete and the heating system. Wanting a better home for them and Gay, I designed and built a custom house in Raymond, NH.

During that time, my 2 wonderful sons were born. For a while there, I was the Product Manager for a line of tape drives that were on all the early Space Shuttles. They believed in me and my designs and drive. A few years later, I went to work at a small electronic company which grew my career from Technician to Senior Engineer over 10 years. At that time, I was working at Honeywell in Waltham as an Electronic Technician. In 1968, I started dating Gay Marie Sansoucie (NHS class of 68). I left and went back to the machine shop I worked at in high school. I was bored and didn’t think I was getting a future education in electronics transistors were what I needed to know, not the vacuum tubes which I already knew quite well.

After graduation, I attended Wentworth in Boston. Those two events and impressions would change my life later on. That book made me an avid reader of WW2 history. In 1964, I borrowed a book on WW2 History from the school library.

I still have tapes from some of the plays that our class put on in the Auditorium. of Children: 2 From Stephen: In the late 50’s and early 60’s, I was very much into electronics building many devices and radio station and tape recordings.

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