Son of John & Helen Wooster Schang. Don attended school in New York state and obtained his degree in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University. He married the former Sue French in Machias on June 21, 1941.
Don and Sue spent 12 years living and working in Venezuela for the Creole Petroleum Corporation (a division of Standard Oil).
They came to Fowler in 1958 and Don served eight years as town supervisor. From 1969 to 1976, when he retired, he was an assistant professor of civil construction engineering technology at Canton ATC.
He was active in the First Methodist Church, was a member and past president of the Gouverneur Luncheon Club, and was a member of Gouverneur Lodge 217 F & AM.
Don and Sue spent 12 years living and working in Venezuela for the Creole Petroleum Corporation (a division of Standard Oil).
They came to Fowler in 1958 and Don served eight years as town supervisor. From 1969 to 1976, when he retired, he was an assistant professor of civil construction engineering technology at Canton ATC.
He was active in the First Methodist Church, was a member and past president of the Gouverneur Luncheon Club, and was a member of Gouverneur Lodge 217 F & AM.
Son of John & Helen Wooster Schang. Don attended school in New York state and obtained his degree in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University. He married the former Sue French in Machias on June 21, 1941.
Don and Sue spent 12 years living and working in Venezuela for the Creole Petroleum Corporation (a division of Standard Oil).
They came to Fowler in 1958 and Don served eight years as town supervisor. From 1969 to 1976, when he retired, he was an assistant professor of civil construction engineering technology at Canton ATC.
He was active in the First Methodist Church, was a member and past president of the Gouverneur Luncheon Club, and was a member of Gouverneur Lodge 217 F & AM.
Don and Sue spent 12 years living and working in Venezuela for the Creole Petroleum Corporation (a division of Standard Oil).
They came to Fowler in 1958 and Don served eight years as town supervisor. From 1969 to 1976, when he retired, he was an assistant professor of civil construction engineering technology at Canton ATC.
He was active in the First Methodist Church, was a member and past president of the Gouverneur Luncheon Club, and was a member of Gouverneur Lodge 217 F & AM.
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