About Don
Don Abbatiello has been serving communities on the Eastern Shore of Maryland since he graduated from college in 1998. He grew up in Shoreham, New York on Long Island. He attended Salisbury University where he studied History and Secondary Education. In the fall of 1998, he began teaching in Wicomico County Public Schools. He has been a teacher in Wicomico County for 27 years, serving at Bennett Middle School, James M. Bennett High School, and currently at Mardela Middle and High School.
While at Salisbury University, Don met Christine Marie Murphy and the two were married in 2002. Christine is the Assistant Director of Social Services for Talbot County and together they have two children. The family has called Easton home since 2007, when they moved into the Matthewstown Run development.
In 2009, Don became a member of the Easton Volunteer Fire Department. While as an active member of the department, he has served in the administrative roles of Trustee, Vice-President, and President. He is currently serving as a Lieutenant on the line officer side of the department.
In 2019, Don ran for a vacant seat on the town council and won. After finishing out the remainder of the Pete Lesher’s term, Don was re-elected in May of 2021, where he is currently representing the residents of Ward 2.
While at Salisbury University, Don met Christine Marie Murphy and the two were married in 2002. Christine is the Assistant Director of Social Services for Talbot County and together they have two children. The family has called Easton home since 2007, when they moved into the Matthewstown Run development.
In 2009, Don became a member of the Easton Volunteer Fire Department. While as an active member of the department, he has served in the administrative roles of Trustee, Vice-President, and President. He is currently serving as a Lieutenant on the line officer side of the department.
In 2019, Don ran for a vacant seat on the town council and won. After finishing out the remainder of the Pete Lesher’s term, Don was re-elected in May of 2021, where he is currently representing the residents of Ward 2.
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