Donald was the eldest child of Jessie and Tom Youngblood. He was full of schemes and ideas about getting ahead in life.
After finishing High School, he worked at the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company and lived in a boarding house in Fairfield. Later he was involved in car sales. He was good at selling because of his helpful and pleasant personality. He sold cars new and used. He had his own dealership and invested in Real Estate.
He married a lovely red head, Dixie Lott on October 3, 1942. They had four children.
After finishing High School, he worked at the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company and lived in a boarding house in Fairfield. Later he was involved in car sales. He was good at selling because of his helpful and pleasant personality. He sold cars new and used. He had his own dealership and invested in Real Estate.
He married a lovely red head, Dixie Lott on October 3, 1942. They had four children.
Donald was the eldest child of Jessie and Tom Youngblood. He was full of schemes and ideas about getting ahead in life.
After finishing High School, he worked at the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company and lived in a boarding house in Fairfield. Later he was involved in car sales. He was good at selling because of his helpful and pleasant personality. He sold cars new and used. He had his own dealership and invested in Real Estate.
He married a lovely red head, Dixie Lott on October 3, 1942. They had four children.
After finishing High School, he worked at the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company and lived in a boarding house in Fairfield. Later he was involved in car sales. He was good at selling because of his helpful and pleasant personality. He sold cars new and used. He had his own dealership and invested in Real Estate.
He married a lovely red head, Dixie Lott on October 3, 1942. They had four children.
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