Elaine H Claypool

Elaine H. Claypool was born in Washington, DC in 1935. She lived in Japan and Belgium during her youth, and now lives in Manassas, Virginia where she wrote "Everybody's Baby, No One's Child". The memoir includes our country's societal changes of nearly 80 years, in addition to her unusual personal experience and life lessons. Elaine attended The George Washington University, worked for renown labor leader John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, studied with The New York School of Interior Design, and worked as an interior designer in the DC Metropolitan area, prior to retirement time in Pinehurst, NC and the Tampa Bay area of Florida.