Never married.
Born on the farm in Cambridge Vermont. Farmed with his father and brothers in Mud City area of Morristown. Served his Country during World War Two in the Navy, Seaman Second Class on board the USS Macon. Left home at 16 years old to work for The Bert Stancliff Farm. After his Navy service, returned to the Stancliff Farm and worked until 1959 when his Brother Norman, Sister-in-Law Lois and himself bought and became partners in the Keith Brothers Farm in Elmore which he worked for over 30 odd years before retiring.
A Master hunter and outdoorsman. A man who required little to be happy.
He was our Uncle....
Born on the farm in Cambridge Vermont. Farmed with his father and brothers in Mud City area of Morristown. Served his Country during World War Two in the Navy, Seaman Second Class on board the USS Macon. Left home at 16 years old to work for The Bert Stancliff Farm. After his Navy service, returned to the Stancliff Farm and worked until 1959 when his Brother Norman, Sister-in-Law Lois and himself bought and became partners in the Keith Brothers Farm in Elmore which he worked for over 30 odd years before retiring.
A Master hunter and outdoorsman. A man who required little to be happy.
He was our Uncle....
Never married.
Born on the farm in Cambridge Vermont. Farmed with his father and brothers in Mud City area of Morristown. Served his Country during World War Two in the Navy, Seaman Second Class on board the USS Macon. Left home at 16 years old to work for The Bert Stancliff Farm. After his Navy service, returned to the Stancliff Farm and worked until 1959 when his Brother Norman, Sister-in-Law Lois and himself bought and became partners in the Keith Brothers Farm in Elmore which he worked for over 30 odd years before retiring.
A Master hunter and outdoorsman. A man who required little to be happy.
He was our Uncle....
Born on the farm in Cambridge Vermont. Farmed with his father and brothers in Mud City area of Morristown. Served his Country during World War Two in the Navy, Seaman Second Class on board the USS Macon. Left home at 16 years old to work for The Bert Stancliff Farm. After his Navy service, returned to the Stancliff Farm and worked until 1959 when his Brother Norman, Sister-in-Law Lois and himself bought and became partners in the Keith Brothers Farm in Elmore which he worked for over 30 odd years before retiring.
A Master hunter and outdoorsman. A man who required little to be happy.
He was our Uncle....
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