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From: It's true money can't buy happiness, but it is more comfortable crying in a Corvette than on a bicyc
St. Jude Donor '13
I used to work in the import and distribution business of consumer consumables. With experience in investments and finance.
Now I work for a foreign company on U. S. soil making a product to ship to Mexico to be assembled and then shipped to Canada to be installed in Japanese vehicles sold in America.
I worked as a Supervisor of an Assembly Department that builds high speed packaging machinery, for 21 years. 7 years ago I started my own business designing and manufacturing Gun Storage Racks www.gun-racks.com
VP and 25% shareholder of my families precision sheet metal & machining manufacturing company. We make aerospace and defense parts for Honeywell and Raytheon mostly. We've been in business for 30 years and I've been here for 25 of them and counting.
Over-the road trucker to owning my own trucking company. I have
been retired for the last 10 plus years. I seem to be doing more now than when I was working. I don't have enough time in the day for
all the fun things to do. I am still crazy for Corvettes.
Working for the family business as a painting contractor for forty years. Still feel wet behind the ears compared to my dad who was in the business for 60!!! years.
Congratulations on your retirement. Now you can spend more time with your Corvette like I do. Retirement is great!
Thanks , I worked in the steel mill as an overhead craneman for ten years and 25 years running the business , so I thought it was time to sit back and enjoy the fruits of hard labor. Turning 65 in December.
General Practice Attorney since 1998. Plan to retire behind my desk when the good lord decides I have had enough. Until then the expenses will keep me motivated to get up and go to work in the morning.