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DeVon Smith was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, in 1926. Smith quit high school and briefly worked casting tank turrets at Union Steel Casting in Pittsburgh. Drafted in 1944, Smith landed in England with the 84th Infantry, eventually earning three battle stars DeVon's advice to everyone was, "Don't sit in a chair. Get out and do it." (1926–2003) DeVon Smith DeVon Smith was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, in 1926

–DeVon Smith DeVon Smith (1926–2003) was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, and frequently skipped school Smith quit high school, worked casting tank turrets in Pittsburgh, and was drafted into the 84th Infantry After the war, Smith became a world-famous hitchhiker, setting the Guinness World Records for Longest World's First Family of Robots DeVon Smith Jim Rouse Visionary Center, 1st Floor "Don't sit in a chair –DeVon Smith DeVon Smith (1926–2003) was born in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, and frequently skipped school

Williams, Leslie Payne, DeVon Smith, and Baltimore's own Loring Cornish. Taylor Folk Art Gallery Vollis Simpson in field Photo by Burk Uzzle James Harold Jennings ©1993 by Mike Smith Devon Smith with his robot family Gayleen Aiken Photo by Ted Degener Zebedee B. Williams, Leslie Payne, DeVon Smith, and Baltimore's own Loring Cornish.