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Ray Wolf Books

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R.I. Outhouses Today

132 pages, 200 color images

This year I will not be at the Scituate Art Festival. Sorry I'm no longer doing outside events.

Raymond A. Wolf, is a lifelong resident of Scituate. He is a member of six local historical societies and was featured as the initial Member Spotlight of the R. I. Historical Society quarterly publication in the spring of 2012. Wolf retired from T J Maxx in 2010, after 13 years, to pursue writing books full time. He has since gained a passion to record this history that is being lost as the older folks are passing on. On October 1st, the Rhode Island State Grange honored Ray, Citizen of the Year - 2015.

A Ray of Hope

I was born in Providence, R.I. June 6, 1942. I grew, I crawled, I walked and ran. Then I was off to school for 12 years. During that time, I met a girl on a blind date, we dated, graduated and married at twenty-one. In our 23 years together, we had two children: Donnalisa and Joel.

After graduation I started as a draftsman for 4 years, then a vacuum salesman for 4 years, Sears 1 year and a membership salesman with AAA 28 years. During this time, I built our house, a duplex and some garages. Then we divorced and I remarried 10 days later. Ramona and I are now celebrating 38 years.

After AAA I was with TJ Maxx 13 yrs. as assistant manager. While there Ramona and I was blessed with Ashlee Rae. I also wrote two books about the Scituate reservoir published by Arcadia Publishing. In 2010, at the age of 72, I decided to retire, research and write books. I started with four more books with Arcadia in their Images of America series.

I then decided to write 26 more with my new Wolf Publishing venture.

I hope you enjoy my life story.