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Tag Archives: director
Nashua New Hampshire’s Highly Decorated Military and Civic Leader, Philanthropist, and Volunteer: Carl Amelio (1907-2002)
The story of Carl Amelio’s life, and his accomplishments, could easily fill several volumes. The friendships he made and the community problems that he worked to solve are countless. He was a mentor, an energetic fund raiser, and a friend … Continue reading
Posted in History, New Hampshire Men
Tagged Amelio, awards, Boys Club, Carl Amelio, Colonel, director, doctorate, FAA, Founders Award, Holy Name Society, Italy, James A. Hamilton, Korean War, Lieutenant, military, Nashua, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Hospital Association, NH, Providence, Rhode Island, Rivier College, St. Joseph Hospital, St. Josephs Church, World War 2
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Randolph New Hampshire’s Wellesley College President and Director of WAVEs: Dr. Mildred Helen (McAfee) Horton (1900-1994)
Mildred McAfee was the daughter of Rev. Dr. Cleland Boyd & Harriett (Brown) McAfee.
She was born in Missouri in … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Military of New Hampshire, New Hampshire Women, Not New Hampshire
Tagged colonial, dames, director, Distinguished, first, Hampshire, Horton, Jaffrey, McAfee, medal, Mildred, navy, new, New Hampshire, NH, reserve, service, WAVES, women
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