Paul D. Browning was the librarian at Monson Junior-Senior High School, previously the head librarian at the Ludlow Public Library and the reference librarian at the South Hadley Public Library. He also served on the Ludlow Library Building Committee.
Born in Port Huron, Mich., he attended Holy Cross Catholic School in Marine City, Mich., and received a bachelor’s degree in English from Oakland University in Rochester, MI. He received a mater of arts degree in English literature from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and a master of library science degree from the University of Rhode Island. He moved from Michigan to Granby in 1969.
He was a communicant of All Saints Episcopal Church in South Hadley, where he was a junior warden, a vestryman, chairman of the property committee, a building committeeman and a member of the Men’s Club.
He was a Woodrow Wilson Scholar and a founder, a director and a stage director of the Exit Seven Players in Ludlow. He belonged to the Granby Lions Club and wrote the town’s proposal for a cable television connection.
As one of our founding members, key supporters and long time friend we are pleased to provide this scholarship to other individuals who share his passion for the theatrical arts and Exit 7 Players.