Eugene D.H. Smith

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Marcie Lane

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12/04/2013

Eugene D.H. Smith

This is my dad . Eugene D.H. Smith. He was a Merchant Marine and served on many ships but his favorite was the USS Bret Hart during world war 2.
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I am an animal lover who has spent most of my life working and owning horses. I am of native heritage and proud of it. The profile picture is of me in my forties at my tribal grounds, saying good bye to a baby raccoon I had rescued from Euthanasia. She went to a wildlife refuge that day , thrived and was eventually released into the wild.

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