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Maria Judge
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I have included stories, pictures, and my photo exhibit.
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I have included stories, pictures, and my photo exhibit.
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I did a book signing at my nail salon. My manicurist’s
son Derick takes an interest in my project and I quickly
discover that he is a veritable Professor Harold Hill of
the book business. He sells a book to every customer
who walks through the door. I don’t even make the first
move because he’s on them before they settle into their
seats. He even makes $10 in tips from the people who
bought the book ....
Story continued here
son Derick takes an interest in my project and I quickly
discover that he is a veritable Professor Harold Hill of
the book business. He sells a book to every customer
who walks through the door. I don’t even make the first
move because he’s on them before they settle into their
seats. He even makes $10 in tips from the people who
bought the book ....
Story continued here
What Did You Do in the War Mummy?
Eleanor Frances Hanna was a 21
year-old resident of Dorchester,
Massachusetts when she joined the
WAVES in 1943. She had Secretary of
the Navy Josephus Daniels to thank for
the opportunity.
Story continued here ...
Eleanor Frances Hanna was a 21
year-old resident of Dorchester,
Massachusetts when she joined the
WAVES in 1943. She had Secretary of
the Navy Josephus Daniels to thank for
the opportunity.
Story continued here ...
Judge Warmly Honored for Peace Corps Efforts in Chile
“Thank you for your service to our country,” Ambassador Arturo
Fernandois told Hull’s Eleanor Judge at a Washington, D.C.
reception honoring the 2,500 Peace Corps volunteers who served
in Chile between 1961 and 1998.
Although my mother’s name cannot be found on any official list of
volunteers, the 20 men and women who served in Chile under
the direction of Dr. Jerome Judge would agree that his wife
Eleanor played an important role in their Peace Corps experience.
Story continued here
“Thank you for your service to our country,” Ambassador Arturo
Fernandois told Hull’s Eleanor Judge at a Washington, D.C.
reception honoring the 2,500 Peace Corps volunteers who served
in Chile between 1961 and 1998.
Although my mother’s name cannot be found on any official list of
volunteers, the 20 men and women who served in Chile under
the direction of Dr. Jerome Judge would agree that his wife
Eleanor played an important role in their Peace Corps experience.
Story continued here
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