In his early thirties, Ed Werler took a job on the fire tower at Daicey Mountain in Maine. He lived there with his wife, Mary Jane, ultimately becoming a ranger for the state park system. They had a son and daughter together. Then, after fifty years of marriage, his wife died. And that’s when Act Two began. This is his story, as told to radio producer Bente Birkeland.
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