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Re: OT where do you work and what do you do ?
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Posted by Dal in MO on January 25, 2007 at 18:48:49 from (69.27.210.24):
In Reply to: Re: OT where do you work and what do you do ? posted by Jimmy King on January 25, 2007 at 05:47:20:
Retired 3 years ago worked as a tool and die maker, manufacturing engineer,enginering manager, plant manager and a division manager for several companies over the years. Mainly in the areas of plastic molding and factory automation. in several states IA, AL, MI, and IL. The last company I worked at was bought out by BIC and then closed ( they bought the company for it's name ). Grow up on a farm in SE NE. loved farming but could not make a good living at it. Bought 30 acres in NE MO. 5 years ago and just finished building a home on it. The wife and I run a little handyman bussiness and very busy in the community. Plus I get to play with my big boy toys. Dal
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