This paper presents a case study of Ernest Guerin. There will be multiple pieces of evidence given to prove and/or disprove his connection with the developmental theories of the psychologists; Freud, Erikson, and Bandura. Ernest Guerin you will learn had many achievements and also several people in his life that helped him along the way and were right next to him along with those achievements. He was just like any other man and needed his work space to be perfect and he taught his son how to do certain things just like how his father taught him. He had a very long and happy life, as he would say, and he would always tell me that he would not have changed a thing. Ernie had a very short battle with cancer but, he was positive throughout the entire struggle. He was the type of person that you could never get enough of, he would always put…show more content… He was born in Chateauguay, New York and moved to Enfield, New Hampshire (my hometown) when he was 12 years old. He had 7 brothers and 4 sisters and each and every single one of them all acted the exact same. When he told stories to the family he would describe his parents has amazing people. He had three children, two boys and one girl with my grandmother, Marie. My grandpa was a kind man, a funny man, a polite man and an honorable man. Everyone knew him and knew how much of an amazing man he actually was. When he worked, he worked at mainly factories and mills. The two factories that I know of were called Split Ball and also Excelsior Mill, then he went on and worked at a brick yard. When I was born he retired so that he could take care of me every day. He did not have many disabilities, just a bunch of pains. Not that we know of anyways, because he probably would not have told us even if he wanted to. But, disabilities were added when he was diagnosed with lung and colon cancer. His death was his final
