Après avoir fréquenté le Collège Saint-Joseph, il rejoint l'armée américaine et a combattu dans la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale.

Il a reçu la médaille de bronze-star. À son retour, est devenu co-propriétaire de Eastern Canada Distributors, alors propriétaire de Barber Supplies Co.

Pour plusieurs années, il était propriétaire de G. Ross Brown Realty et était ancien membre de la United Commercial Travellers (UCT).

Plus tard, il ouvrit un magasin de surplus de guerre sur la rue Saint-Georges , puis plus tard a établit le Golden Mile Tavern sur la rue Saint-Georges boul. qu'il a vendu à la retraite en 1975.

Il a été membre à vie du Club des anciens combattants de la Force aérienne, 65 ans en tant que membre de la Légion canadienne et a été membre du Club de golf Lakeside, Beauséjour Curling Club et Beaver Curling Club.

Il aimait le curling, le golf et le jardinage.

After he attended Collège Saint Joseph, he joined the American Army and fought overseas during the Second World War.

He received the Bronze-Star medal for meritorious service in ground combat against the armed enemy in WWII in the European-African-Middle Eastern Theatre of Operations.

Upon his return, became a co-owner of Eastern Canada Distributors, then owner of a Barber Supplies Co. For several years he owned the G. Ross Brown Realty.

He later opened a War Surplus Store on St. George St. then later established the Golden Mile Tavern on St. George Blvd. which he sold to retire in 1975.

He was a lifetime member of the Air Force Veteran's Association, and 65 years as a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 6.

Also a member of various clubs and organizations including the Lakeside Golf Club, Beauséjour Curling Club, Beaver Curling Club, Moncton Press Club and the United Commercial Travellers.

He enjoyed curling, golfing and gardening.