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Robert A. Hall, MEd, CAE, has been an association executive since 1982. He was elected to the Massachusetts State Senate in 1972, defeating a Democrat incumbent by 9 votes out of 60,000. He was reelected 4 times by large margins, and was nominated by both parties in 1976, retiring undefeated 1982. Hall holds an AA from Mount Wachusett Community College, a BA in government from the U Mass and an MEd in history from Fitchburg State. He is a Marine Vietnam veteran, having served four years in the regulars and, while a senator, another six in the reserves, finishing with the rank of Staff Sergeant. A frequently-published freelance writer, Hall’s columns, articles, short stories and poetry have appeared in over 75 publications. His book of anecdotes about the Marines and politics, "The Good Bits," was published by www.authorhouse.com. His book on association management, "Chaos for Breakfast: Practical Help and Humor for the Non-profit Executive," is available at www.asaecenter.org. He married his first wife, Bonnie, in 1992. His granddaughter, Britnye, born in 2000, is the light of his life.
Hello Robert, I just received an email with your name attached so researched to find you as what you wrote hit home with me. The research I did was to verify the writer and think I have done that much. The article I mention is here: http://tartanmarine.blogspot.com/2009/02/robert.html
ReplyDeleteI also read your comment about the photo attached. It's too bad people have to mess with content of a good article creating confusion. Anyway, I think the blog entry is excellent and I will pass the email along with correct attributes and minus the incorrect info. Thanks for writing the content you write. We need people speaking on the issues with some truth in what they say. I am a worried grandmother of 1 who worked in the unmentionable camp along with her mother who is actually very smart but hypnotized is all I can think. I am wondering if they will ever wake up and see the light. I am wondering if everyone would wake up to the light today if it still might be too late. Best regards,