Bronson Pettibone Clark

Background

Clark, Bronson Pettibone was born on October 6, 1918 in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, United States. Son of Sheldon P. and Hazel (Baker) Clark.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Antioch College, 1941. Doctor Human Reconstrn., Wilmington College, Ohio, 1974.

Career

New England secretary Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1941-1942. Served in the United States penitentiaries as conscientious objector, 1943-1944. With American Friends Service Committee, 1945-1950, 61–, member national board, 1964-1967.

Program associate Special Vietnam Effort, 1967-1968, executive secretary, 1968-1974. Secretary-treasurer Community Development, Inc., 1951-1960. Vice president Gilford Instrument Laboratories, Inc., Oberlin, Ohio, 1964-1967, director, 1958-1980, chairman board, 1979-1980.

Secretary Penobscot Bay Fish and Cold Storage Company, 1978-1982. Director Coastal Enterprises Inc.

Achievements

• Bronson Pettibone Clark has been listed as a noteworthy economic development official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Charter member Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace, 1967. Selectman Vinalhaven, Maine, 1978-1981. Member Mid-Coast Monthly Meeting of Friends, Damariscotta, Maine, since 1982.

Trustee Wilmington (Ohio) College, 1970-1975. Board directors Mid-Coast Forum on Foreign Relations, since 1983, chairman, 1983-1985. Past board directors Owls Head Transportation Museum.

Member American Civil Liberties Union, Council Foreign Relations.

Connections

Married Eleanor Meanor, December 21, 1940 (deceased August 1987). Children: Mallory (Mistress George Waldman, Junior), Jennifer (Mistress Robert Kahn), Melissa (Mistress Thomas Scheffey), Alison (Mistress Charles Stephens).

Father:

Sheldon P. Clark

Mother:

Hazel (Baker) Clark

Spouse:

Eleanor Meanor

child:

Junior) Clark

child:

Melissa Clark (Mistress Thomas Scheffey)

child:

Mallory (Mistress George Waldman Clark

child:

Jennifer Clark (Mistress Robert Kahn)

child:

Alison Clark (Mistress Charles Stephens)