Dorothea Fuller Smith

Background

Dorothea Smith was born on October 14, 1927 in Saint Louis, Missouri, United States; the daughter of Charles Hibberd Fuller and Bessie Staples Fuller.

Education

Dorothea Fuller Smith received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Kansas and a Master of Arts from Emory University.

Career

Dorothea Fuller Smith worked as a president of DiefFesco Publishing. She was a retired French and Spanish teacher of University City Junior High School and St. Louis Community College, where she worked for over forty years. She also wrote a feature article, "Maid of Orleans" which was published in the New Orleans Times-Picayune and two books Two Codes for Murder and Have Book - Will Travel.

Achievements

• Dorothea Fuller Smith is known as the published author of novels and numerous newspaper articles.

Works

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• book

  • Two Codes for Murder 2000
  • Have Book - Will Travel 2003

Membership

Dorothea Fuller Smith was a member of St. Louis Publishers Association and Publishers Marketing Association.

• secretary/ treasurer

  St. Louis Publishers Association , United States

  1999 - 2000

Interests

• gourmet cooking, wine, herbs

Connections

Dorothea Smith was married to Philip E. Smith and had two children - Steven Robert Smith and Charlene Adrienne Armilio.

Father:

Charles Hibberd Fuller

Mother:

Bessie Staples Fuller

Spouse:

Philip E. Smith

child:

Steven Robert Smith

child:

Charlene Adrienne Armilio