Author Ron Hughart
Underlying this solid, steer-wrestling man’s man, graying Van Dyke-bearded and steady gazed exterior, you might not recognize little Ronnie, the half-starved, yet hopeful, action-inclined, son of “Okies” and heir to the “Grapes of Wrath.”
In a sense, the rats his dad was shooting in the kitchen of their temporary shack-like shelter, told the story of a life laced with injustice. Through this fire the gold was refined in a way, which led Ronnie to be trusting, but cautious without being fearful, and generous with the gleanings from his compassion as he teaches.
Ron enjoys family, friends, fishing and reading. He and his family live in Exeter, California, a small city in the San Joaquin Valley.
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Museum Interviews Ron Hughart
Tulare County Museum's exhibit: "Winds of Change: The Dust Bowl Migration to Tulare County" featured an interview with Author Ron Hughart. The Tulare County Museum provides insight into the various cultures that have helped Tulare County grow from a pioneering farm community into the world's second largest agricultural area. Museum exhibits and technology presentations document the contributions made by the Armenian, African-American and Hispanic communities and Dust Bowl migrants including an interview with Ron Hughart. The museum has made two clips available of the interview.




