When he was offered an art-teaching job at St. John’s Episcopal, Martin Delabano gladly accepted, mostly because he wanted out of his job at the iron foundry, where he labored close to 3000-degree metals. From our January 2011 issue.
When he was offered an art-teaching job at St. John’s Episcopal, Martin Delabano gladly accepted, mostly because he wanted out of his job at the iron foundry, where he labored close to 3000-degree metals. From our January 2011 issue.
