30 years in public transit now manager of video unit. 5 to go for SS.

 

US NAVY for 11 years/ Tractor-Trailer Driver 5 Years/ Oil Refinery for 21 Years/ Got 8 more to go till retirement at 66

 

U.S.AIR FORCE 1966-1970 Viet Nam 68&69 retired from US steel after 47 years as elect .plant manager, now Police Commissioner for city ( best job yet )

 

Quality Auditor for Whirlpool/Amana. 39 years of seniority, 3 years left if I get the trike paid off.

 

I worked as a carpenter for 45 years before I retired. I have now gone back to work to help support my Harley habit. It's along way from a new 1966 XLCH for $1550. to a 2013 Trike with accessories!

 

US Navy 1966 to 1972. Whirlpool corporation for a couple of years then at&t for 39 years. Retired 2 years ago at age 62!

 

Started in 1980 at Pacific Telephone, PacBell, Pacific Telesis group ,SBC, AT&T. Did I miss anyone, all the same company. Worked and invested in IT. Retired after 31 years at 51 years old. Now 53 and traveling everywhere and soon to buy a trike. Life if good so treat people as you would want then to treat you. That's how I go through life.

 

I am a retired Mortician that owned & operated the two funeral homes in town here until I sold both of them in 2005. I was considering doing something else in the death care profession until a vehicle went left of center & hit me head on riding my 2-wheeler leaving my left side badly damaged & I eventually traded 2-wheels for 3. I have no regrets on any of this & the TG has actually become my favorite bike I've had over the years!!!

 

WOW, I guess we followed the same career path, I just did it 10 years earlier. Hard to believe what a great retirement plan, savings plan, and stock option plans we had. Wife still works for them, 41 years and counting!

 

Believe it or not my wife still works for AT&T as well. She is a 100% telecommuter and has been working for the company since she was 17. 34 years and counting. Boy did we figure this out right. Retire and let the wife's work.LOL