Mary has accepted a position at the Cleveland Clinic on day shift. She works mostly a normal human schedule although her commute is an hour each way. She is on the tranplant team performing all of the tests necessary to insert organs from one human being to another. Her training at OSU impressed her new employer and now she is there.
David is in the wacky world of corporate buyouts. Yesterday the Associate Vice President who used to be over him visited his department and begged all the customer service representatives to come join him. Dave is no longer scrambling for a job. He has an interview for a Personal Lines Underwriter position on Tuesday so he might end up with some choices, but the good news is he has a job July 1.
Dave and Jane's Plymouth Voyager died Saturday of a broken transmission. At 204,000 we decided it wasn't worth a new transmission. Any leads on a good cheap car would be appreciated as we are scrambling for wheels.
Dave
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Could Jane drive one of Ben's motorcycles for a while? : )
In my insurance work experience being an underwriter is a quantum leap up from customer service or even sales. Good luck with the interview!
ps. Welcome to the blog age Dave. I think you beat Bloomington online.
Great news Dave!
I've been worried about you and was at a loss to give advice...
The best suggestion I had was to go governement...easy health benefits into retirement (typically 5 years vesting). Maybe the airport and TSA...
Chris is thinking about replacing his 1982 Merc Grand Marquis...it's a gas hog but runs good...
Hope you keep in touch and stay online!
Margaret
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