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During this time, Don played semi-pro baseball, coached the high school football, baseball, and basketball teams, and married Evelyn Pineo. They had four children: Ann, Donald, Jr., Charles, and David. He started his teaching career in 1926:  Math, Biology, and Science.  Don continued to coach until 1932. His teams won both the Midland and Middlesex League championships. &#13;
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See 1999.882 for a renowned story as a baseball coach &#13;
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&#13;
The second photo is dated from a similar period and shows Bubier-Riley Insurance office  in Bedford.  Bubier-Riley Insurance was founded in 1952 by Fredrick H. Bubier ("Ted"). In the mid-1970s Bubier-Riley insurance was renamed to Volunteer Insurance and then merged in 1999 to become McWalter Volunteer Insurance. This also included Joseph Cleary Insurance of Maynard.&#13;
&#13;
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