New Fairfield resident Richard Cacace wanted to leave a chronicle of his life to his sons. In his book, The Path I Walked, he describes the first 20 years of his life as a roller coaster ride that ended badly. He then tells about his time in the US Marine Corps, where he was filled with a renewed sense of pride that helped him climb out of the abyss into which he had fallen. It taught him to value people not by their color or nationality but by their effort and desire. Vietnam gave him the desire to live again.
Hear more of this inspiring story from the author himself. Light refreshments will be served.
Sean Howard will be coming to our Senior Center once a month to help our seniors with any questions they may have with navigating through technology. Basic to advanced PC skills taught PC Cleanup- Malware, Viruses Call to register for…
In his book, The Store, Neil DeFillippo tells the true story of his grandmother, an immigrant woman who arrived from Italy in 1904 at the age of sixteen and who created a financial empire. Her wealth was achieved, in great…
