Cranston to the core

Posted 10/2/19

Cranston to the core Every morning at the Garden City Dunkin' Donuts, Don Mellor, 98, and his wife, Helen, 95, enjoy time together. Born and raised in Cranston, the couple both served in World War II and raised six children. One their children, Tom, won

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Cranston to the core

Posted Wednesday, October 2, 2019 1:50 pm

Every morning at the Garden City Dunkin’ Donuts, Don Mellor, 98, and his wife, Helen, 95, enjoy time together. Born and raised in Cranston, the couple both served in World War II and raised six children. One their children, Tom, won a silver medal in the 1972 Olympics as part of the U.S. hockey team. (Herald photo by Steve Popiel)