Clarence Sauer's Page
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- I am a...
- VFW Life Member, Past Military Service
- What Post do you belong to or are you a Member-at-Large?
- 9844
- When did you join the VFW or Auxiliary?
- 1964
- Military Service History
- U. S. Navy Submarine service, Retired
Rank Master Chief Petty Officer
- Tell us about yourself
- Retired From the navy in 1978. Purchased a Service Station
in 1979 operated it for 10 years. Sold it to my son, Now retired, Elected to local School board, and I drive a school
bus. Love every minute of it.
- Interests and hobbies
- Camping, fishing, woodworking, gardening
- Memberships in other organizations
- Veterans of foreign Wars
American Legion
Fleet reserve association
Masonic organization
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I live in Sudbury, Mass. Your PIERCE friend would be amused to know the family has been here since 1635. We still spell and pronounce our name as it was listed on the muster rolls of King Phillips War. The educated Officers wrote Peirce as they were familiar with our signatures. The less well educated non-coms wrote phonetically purs, pearce, pars pierc, perce. The Pierce spelling came about with Noah Webster's first Dictionary in the early 1800's. He, being one of those Yale people proceeded to explain that 200 years of spelling Peirce meant nothing! I before E is the CORRECT way!
So much for YALE!
Sorry! My name has always been a sore spot. Especially with women who marry into the family. Even those named Capellinski. HOLA!
Come sit on the side lines with me as I try to remember ritual.