A Life in Color: the Memories of Florence Elizabeth Eugene Quammie
Now available!
A biography, written and designed
© 2012 by Doris Tomaselli
A LIFE IN COLOR
•  Memoir
•  28 pages, oversized
   paperback
•  Includes vintage photos
•  $18.00 U.S. dollars includes
   tax, S&H in the continental
   U.S. only. Inquire for
   international orders.
Privately published.
Available through the
   author. Please email
   requests to
   dt@doristomaselli.net
Also available at the
Sherman Historical Society's
   Old Store Museum and
   Gift Shop, Sherman, CT.
   860.950.3475
Florence Quammie was just six years old in 1933, the year her family moved from The Bronx, one of New York City's thriving boroughs, to Sherman, a picturesque, rural farm town–and all-white community–tucked in the foothills of northern Fairfield County, Connecticut. The times were ripe   for prejudice and the situation held great potential for conflict. However, Florence Quammie's story proves the exception to expectation. Instead, it is a heartwarming tale of childhood spent among fine friends and wholesome fun from a bygone era of innocence and wonder.