Married to Ellen Rebecca Fultz, known as Becky, daughter of William G. Fultz and Mary (Baker) Fultz.
Bo, as Bolton was called, was a sales engineer during his working life, mostly in the area around New Haven, CT. He was a 1938 graduate of the Yale Drama School, and served his country with the Army Corps of Engineers during the second World War. For many years, he was a member of the lay readers group and of the church vestry at St. Peter Episcopal Church in Milford, CT. Bo was an active member of the community serving as lay reader for 20 years at Pond Point Convalescent hospital. In 1960, Bo and Becky, his wife, sponsored a newly arrived immigrant family to US citizenship. Bo's hobby was working with wood and he produced many fine pieces.
Bo, as Bolton was called, was a sales engineer during his working life, mostly in the area around New Haven, CT. He was a 1938 graduate of the Yale Drama School, and served his country with the Army Corps of Engineers during the second World War. For many years, he was a member of the lay readers group and of the church vestry at St. Peter Episcopal Church in Milford, CT. Bo was an active member of the community serving as lay reader for 20 years at Pond Point Convalescent hospital. In 1960, Bo and Becky, his wife, sponsored a newly arrived immigrant family to US citizenship. Bo's hobby was working with wood and he produced many fine pieces.
Married to Ellen Rebecca Fultz, known as Becky, daughter of William G. Fultz and Mary (Baker) Fultz.
Bo, as Bolton was called, was a sales engineer during his working life, mostly in the area around New Haven, CT. He was a 1938 graduate of the Yale Drama School, and served his country with the Army Corps of Engineers during the second World War. For many years, he was a member of the lay readers group and of the church vestry at St. Peter Episcopal Church in Milford, CT. Bo was an active member of the community serving as lay reader for 20 years at Pond Point Convalescent hospital. In 1960, Bo and Becky, his wife, sponsored a newly arrived immigrant family to US citizenship. Bo's hobby was working with wood and he produced many fine pieces.
Bo, as Bolton was called, was a sales engineer during his working life, mostly in the area around New Haven, CT. He was a 1938 graduate of the Yale Drama School, and served his country with the Army Corps of Engineers during the second World War. For many years, he was a member of the lay readers group and of the church vestry at St. Peter Episcopal Church in Milford, CT. Bo was an active member of the community serving as lay reader for 20 years at Pond Point Convalescent hospital. In 1960, Bo and Becky, his wife, sponsored a newly arrived immigrant family to US citizenship. Bo's hobby was working with wood and he produced many fine pieces.
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