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Old 02-12-2019, 02:35 PM
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I’ve owned my own roofing company for a little over eight years now and love it 100% and I started it out of necessity because my back was against the wall financially when I was working for my best friend and his roofing company.

Started off slow and kept praying and paying my dues and I completely love it and do not advertise and the referrals just keep pouring in.

I enjoy helping homeowners get their properties back in good condition with upgrades and I’m able to manipulate my schedule so I never miss my daughters various sporting events and other school activities.

I’m 52 and thanks to the lord still in very good physical condition and I don’t know if I would ever want to retire because I really enjoy what I do and I like getting up on roofs to do inspections for storm damage etc.

I met a man about a month ago that was 77 he was owned his roofing company for 51 years and he is like myself a one-man show and he still going out it but he hast to be careful in the heat now days he told me.

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Old 02-14-2019, 03:27 PM
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Old 02-14-2019, 08:03 PM
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Retired "Commercial Highway Engineer".... aka Truck Driver for 35 years +. Hauled new cars made by GM, and Ford on a gradual basis (back hauls out of other terminals). Plus a few by Mercedes, Toyota, and Volvo. I got to see the lower US from coast to coast from New England to the Pacific Ocean, below US 44 and US40.

Tho I did spend 2 and a half years at Eastman Kodak in the 70s in Rochester, NY learning to be an alcoholic. Thank God I failed that and got the hell out of there. The job wasn't all that great either.

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