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A SHORT BIO.
After High School I traveled some and saw most of the United States. I then got a job at Kaiser Steel in Fontana, California, where I worked for about 3 years. After that I went to work with my dad, a general contractor, and I worked out of the carpenters union in Riverside, California, as a carpenter. When I was still in my twenties I moved to Oregon where I started my own construction company, (EXCELL CONSTRUCTION). In Oregon, I stayed there for a little more than three years, tiring of the weather, after a blizzard, the worst in forty years, I moved back to California.
In California, I ran my own "Architectural Firm" (MARSHALL'S DESIGN) and "Construction Company" (CALIFORNIA BUILDERS) for more than 30 years. I had 14 employees. To become an architect I served an eight year apprenticeship under Stanley Clark Meston, the original designer of "McDonalds Golden Arches Restaurant". I also owned my own "Art and Blueprint Store" (MARSHALL'S) in Hesperia, California. I have a minor degree in anthropology-archaeology and I taught a class in archaeological excavations. I have won awards in art, poetry, and architecture. I have life memberships in many clubs. I invest in stocks and I am a chairman circle member in the "Oxford Club". I am now retired and live 10 miles outside of Barstow, California, on the old National Trails Highway, "Route 66". I have eleven grandchildren and I live with my second wife Paula May Dolliver-Marshall, who has her own interesting story to tell. She is a Licensed General Contractor and a Project Manager for "The Army Corp. of Engineers" at Fort Erwin, north of Barstow, California. There is a whole lot more to my life and accomplishments, but this is enough as I do not intend to white a biography at this time |
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