[eweissenbach]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

Law Enforcement

You neglected to mention working for Eddie Hall at Paradise Point.

[shaw8700@outlook.com]

Originally Posted by RayBev

How many ex Aerospace/Defense contractors out there?

I know of one who will be moving out there soon!

[Ropnrose]

I retired from the world's largest coal company, after working there my entire career. Started as a geologist two weeks after college graduation. Held positions in environmental and reclamation. When I retired after 30 years, I had been the corporate environmental manager for their western US and Australian mines.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by village dreamer

i worked at a cemetery ....... had 10,000 people under me.

Pretty cool having that many people that looked up to you.

[Bay Kid]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

I was a Professional Electrical Engineer, worked for an electric utility over 40 years. Started as a commissioning engineer at a power plant then transferred to design engineering. I have been "retired" for over 10 years, but my wife says I stay very busy helping others, so that is my current occupation.

Over the years I have noticed your willingness to help others. Thank you.

[1009 wilder]

i was a Obstetrician-Gynecologists

[ArkOuFan]

Originally Posted by Guzzel

Happy Friday Everyone!

Just curious, what was your occupation prior to retiring and moving to TV?

Guzzel

As you can see most folks don’t talk about it or really care. We’ve reached that point that our “job” doesn’t define who we are. I think we find more connections asking where you are from as you might have some common history or experiences. I think another reason is you quickly find out how talented other villagers are. I spent 41 years in the financial industry and thought I was somewhat successful, but when I hear that the guy I’m playing golf with was a former pro baseball player, who later became a doctor, I kind of feel like a nudge. I think retired is the best career to have.

[Jim 9922]

A Professional Taxpayer. And I haven't yet retired from it.

[cswett5234]

Originally Posted by ArkOuFan

....was a former pro baseball player, who later became a doctor, I kind of feel like a nudge. I think retired is the best career to have.

Could this be the famous PHI/BOS Sox pitcher Dr. Lonborg? Just curious...

I'm not quite retired yet, but I'm the most hated man in my town, I'm the local tax assessor! haha! Clint.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by cswett5234

Could this be the famous PHI/BOS Sox pitcher Dr. Lonborg? Just curious...

Jim Lonborg was a Dentist on the South Shore of MA. A friend of mine was his office manager. Great guy.

The only other MLB players I can think of, who became Doctors, would be Bobby Brown of the Yankees, who's dead and Mark Hamilton of the Cardinals, who's too young to be retired in TV.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Pretty cool having that many people that looked up to you.

So funny!😁

[Topspinmo]

I was a “know it all” for while, but that didn’t pay well.

[fdpaq0580]

Rock Star. Patooty and the Blowhards!

[Davonu]

I was a Professional Engineer. I managed the Engineering division of a Development Review Services department for a county government. My wife worked for the Tax Collector for the same county. We were much loved by our citizens...I permitted them and she taxed them!

[Boffin]

Originally Posted by Guzzel

Any current or retired MITRE folks in TV?

Yep.