Russell James:  

Life: update as of Feb. 16, 2018 Hi anyone and everyone. I still live in Dighton. I retired in 2008 after 36 years at the Aggie School. I taught Science for 18 years, was Assistant Director/Principal for 15 years, and then my last three years the Superintendent/Director. My wife Nancy and I have eight grandchildren. Our Younger son Zachary and his wife Lindsey have Joseph 8, and Adele 5 1/2. They live in Charlton , Mass. Our older son Jedediah and his wife Julie also have two, Ryan 10 and Olivia 8. They live here in town . My oldest daughter Sarah lives in Hillsboro, N.C. She and her husband Matt Davies have four children Taylor 20, Grace 16 1/2 , Aiden 12 and Sophie 11. Sarah's Matt is the director of a real estate sales school and has written several books to prepare real-estate agents for their state licenses. Our Oldest son Jedediah is a chemical engineer and works for Titleist Golf and his wife Julie teaches in Attleboro. Our daughter Abigail graduated from Mass College of Art and lives in Greensboro NC with her husband Matt who works in healthcare insurance billing. Abigail is a compound technician in a pharmacy that specializes in mixing drugs. She continues her art projects on a part-time basis. Our younger son Zachary graduated from Worcester State College and is an engineer and sales consultant for a technology company and his wife Lindsey is a pharmacist. My Sisters// Judy lives in Chelmsford, Susan in Woodbridge VA, Julia (Chickie) in Lakeville and my brother Ed retired in 2010 and moved from N.C. to the Fort Kent area in Maine. He and his southern wife love their home over-looking the lake in St. David. My Dad was 91 when he passed on his farm in Maine 2010 and Mom passed in 2000. Nancy and I enjoy traveling. We went to Australia and New Zealand for our first big "retirement trip." We left on Thanksgiving 2008 and were gone for 64 days. We took a 21-day group tour and saw the major sites of central and eastern Australia including three beautiful days on Hayman Island surrounded by the Great Barrier Reef. We also went to both Islands that make up New Zealand. W...Expand for more