es, it's true! Bob is actually retiring after 35 years at General Motors and I'm sure all of us can say it's well deserved! On July 2, 1964, at the young age of 20 (and with hair!) Bob started out in the mail room at the William Street office. He worked his way up (really, the mail room was in the basement) through several departments such as labour relations and material handling and finally wound up in Personnel. He ends his illustrious GM career as Salaried Personnel Supervisor in the Car Plant.So, you ask, what exactly will Bob do with all this time he has on his hands? Well, we've given this some thought and came up with a top ten list of "How Bob Will Spend his Retirement Years". Click here to see the list.
We'd also like everyone to wish him well as he enters the "Golden Years" of his life. We've set up a message board where everyone can leave him their best wishes or tell a short story about Bob! All we ask is that everybody keep this under thier hat. We'd like to surprise him with this at his retirement party!!! You can find the message board by clicking here!
CHEERS!