Sal DeVincenzo, is a former Nederland resident and now resides in Bar-K Ranch, a neighboring community above Jamestown with his wife Karen, more famously known as “The Pie Lady” and she is
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Sal DeVincenzo, is a former Nederland resident and now resides in Bar-K Ranch, a neighboring community above Jamestown with his wife Karen, more famously known as “The Pie Lady” and she is also a Nederland former resident.
He has several occupations these days but most enjoys the opportunity contributing his photography skills to Barbara and The Mountain-Ear newspaper. Sharing his unique perspective and providing compelling content for the paper is one of his favorite endeavors.
He was once quoted, perhaps tongue-in-cheek as saying “I love the fame and notoriety that comes from being associated with such a great publication as The Mountain-Ear.”
He did also say, a bit more seriously, that he really does enjoy contributing to a great cause and becoming more informed through interaction with the people of our community and with the staff of The Mountain-Ear.
He is grateful for being able to contribute to the paper and we are grateful to have him.
