Jack Tar

Jack spent his childhood in Waterbury, Connecticut and on Long Islands South Shore. On the Island he repaired and worked on wood boats that he used for digging clams. When not fishing Great South Bay, Jack worked on a "truck farm" and often brought produce to Hunts Point Market. After high school, he worked in the oil patches of Canada and the United States.

Jack attended the University of North Carolina and became immersed in liberal arts and management while working in construction. After college, he studied electronics and computer technologies while he worked on nuclear submarine systems at the United States Sub base in Holy Loch Scotland. Returning to the States, he completed an MBA before working in the United States Merchant Marine.

Jack spent his childhood in Waterbury, Connecticut and on Long Islands South Shore. On the Island he repaired and worked on wood boats that he used for digging clams. When not fishing Great South Bay, Jack worked on a "truck farm" and often brought produce to Hunts Point Market. After high school, he worked in the oil patches of Canada and the United States.

Jack attended the University of North Carolina and became immersed in liberal arts and management while working in construction. After college, he studied electronics and computer technologies while he worked on nuclear submarine systems at the United States Sub base in Holy Loch Scotland. Returning to the States, he completed an MBA before working in the United States Merchant Marine.

His travels have taken him through most of Europe, Africa, Asia, Middle East, and Micronesia. Careful note taking and photojournalism enabled him to make his stories and observations come alive and available to his readers.

Jacks concern has always been to mesh the history of an area with the trials faced by those who he lived and worked with.

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