DONALD ROLAND -- Accentuating Solutions, Not Processes
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Printing may not rule Roland, but it practically raised him. His earliest childhood memory sees him as a toddler, playing with Linotype slugs in a printing plant while his father, Vernon, operated the Linotype machine.
Roland's father was a true journeyman printer—a news-paper/job shop veteran who bounced from plant to plant in search of an ideal situation. Vernon Roland was a fiery printer with a short fuse. Invariably, the elder Roland would get into a disagreement with the owner of the news-paper or job shop and walk out. His family, which resided in Texas when Donald was born, spent much of his first 14 years living throughout that state, as well as Oklahoma, Colorado and New Mexico.
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