Donald M. Clough
He was a member of All Souls Congregational Church for over forty years and served on the Board of Trustees of that institution. Donald had several hobbies including opera, gardening, woodworking, and especially fly-fishing. He was a member of all three salmon clubs on the Penobscot. He and his brother, Robert, were the first Americans to fish the Panoi River in Russia. He made fishing trips to several exotic places around the world, but was happiest bass fishing with his friend, Tim Falvey, on the Penobscot. Bangor Daily News Obituaries
Members of the Veazie Salmon Club who have passed on leave behind a legacy as rich and enduring as the waters they cherished. Their dedication to conservation, tradition, and community shaped the spirit of the club and helped preserve the Atlantic salmon fishery for future generations. From master rod builders and skilled anglers to generous mentors and devoted leaders, these individuals poured their passion into every cast and conversation. Their contributions—whether through restoring salmon habitats, mentoring young sportsmen, or simply sharing stories by the river—live on in the current of our shared memory. As we reflect on their lives, we honor not just their membership, but their stewardship, friendship, and unwavering love for Maine’s great outdoors.