Jan 3, 1971

He was the son of a diplomat born in Lyons, France on a moonlit night, and never knew his raven-haired mother. When he was 11, he moved to Lawrence, MA, where he lived with his Aunt Betty and Uncle Lou.  He graduated from Central Catholic, went on to Suffolk University where he earned his J.D. He practiced law in the shadows of textile mills along the Merrimack River, until he died on a cold October day from severe head trauma after slipping on rotting fruit.