Vaughn D. Fuller ’54, ’68 MAT

Vaughn D. Fuller ’54, ’68 MAT, of Scarborough, Me.; Feb. 15. He attended Brown through the ROTC program, married, graduated, and began his naval career in Corpus Christi, Texas. He was a flight instructor and a pilot flying off aircraft carriers during the Korean War. After the Navy, he and his wife returned to Maine and he taught for a short time at Erskine Academy. He reenlisted and later continued his teaching career at Lincoln Academy (Me.), but the majority of his teaching career was spent in Yarmouth teaching and coaching at South Portland High School, where he remained for 26 years. After retiring, he taught for a few years at North Yarmouth Academy, then headed to Dover Foxcroft, where he and his wife opened the Foxcroft Bed and Breakfast. He enjoyed canoeing, camping, fishing, and annual motorcycle trips. He had a passion for flying and spent summers flying helicopters over potato fields in northern Maine and delivering anglers to remote Maine lakes via float planes, as well as crop dusting. He also enjoyed painting, photography, and reading. He is survived by his wife, Marie; six children and their spouses; grandchildren and great-grandchildren.