John Driscoll for Select Board

I was born and raised in Milton. My father was a Milton fireman and 

DPW worker and my mother was a federal government employee. Together they raised their five children on the corner of Reedsdale Road and Randolph Avenue.

They instilled in us a strong work ethic and encouraged us to give back

to the community. 

My wife Mary, a retired teache

I was born and raised in Milton. My father was a Milton fireman and 

DPW worker and my mother was a federal government employee. Together they raised their five children on the corner of Reedsdale Road and Randolph Avenue.

They instilled in us a strong work ethic and encouraged us to give back

to the community. 

My wife Mary, a retired teacher, and I raised Dennis, a Milton fireman, and Danielle, a high school math teacher, with the same work ethic and sense of service to our community.

Because of a learning disability, I learned at an early age that I had to work differently than my classmates at Collicot Elementary and Cunningham Junior High, which happens to be my favorite school building. 

I am grateful for the patience, dedication and encouragement of my teachers at Milton High and its partnership with Quinobin Vocat

Because of a learning disability, I learned at an early age that I had to work differently than my classmates at Collicot Elementary and Cunningham Junior High, which happens to be my favorite school building. 

I am grateful for the patience, dedication and encouragement of my teachers at Milton High and its partnership with Quinobin Vocational School in Dover (current home of Elm Bank Horticultural Center.)  

From accounting class to shop class, I learned the skills necessary to grow my after school neighborhood lawn mowing job into a full-service landscape company.