Milton Pashcow was lucky not through previous qualifications as an accountant but by military necessity, a basic dogma. He attended Franklin Technical Institute in Boston, which took credit for his conversion to a draftsman. After a short basic training, he was shipped directly overseas to Casablanca. He was born in Brooklyn in November 1918. He attended Erasmus Hall high school, Brooklyn College, and St. Johns University with a degree in business accounting. A two-year deferment from military service in WWII was due to his employment in a critical war production factory. A hardworking father, fugitive from Czarist Russia in 1903, a successful home builder, and a strong moral teacher of his four sons. We basically followed in his footsteps.
