Son of William George Prichard Sr. (1878-1929) and Elizabeth Mary Martin Prichard ( 1874-1954).
Bill and Loretta spent the bulk of their married life in Southampton, NY. They traveled Europe and Peru. They later retired to Sun City.
He was trained as a Carriage and Auto painter like his father and then became an owner of a gift shop in Southampton and also at times a bus driver for local school children. He wrote articles for the Southampton Press newspaper, including one on the inauguration of Queen Elizabeth.
Bill and Loretta spent the bulk of their married life in Southampton, NY. They traveled Europe and Peru. They later retired to Sun City.
He was trained as a Carriage and Auto painter like his father and then became an owner of a gift shop in Southampton and also at times a bus driver for local school children. He wrote articles for the Southampton Press newspaper, including one on the inauguration of Queen Elizabeth.
Son of William George Prichard Sr. (1878-1929) and Elizabeth Mary Martin Prichard ( 1874-1954).
Bill and Loretta spent the bulk of their married life in Southampton, NY. They traveled Europe and Peru. They later retired to Sun City.
He was trained as a Carriage and Auto painter like his father and then became an owner of a gift shop in Southampton and also at times a bus driver for local school children. He wrote articles for the Southampton Press newspaper, including one on the inauguration of Queen Elizabeth.
Bill and Loretta spent the bulk of their married life in Southampton, NY. They traveled Europe and Peru. They later retired to Sun City.
He was trained as a Carriage and Auto painter like his father and then became an owner of a gift shop in Southampton and also at times a bus driver for local school children. He wrote articles for the Southampton Press newspaper, including one on the inauguration of Queen Elizabeth.
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