The Ripple Effect: Volume VI
I'd been with The W. Bingham Company a little over a year, things were going well. I was amazed when our Sterling, OH salesman asked me to fill in for him so he and his family could take their two-week summer vacation.
Happy Birthday
This past Tuesday, as we were traveling to Americus, GA, and the wonderful Windsor Hotel, we stopped at the Whistle Stop Café in Juliette, GA.
Coast-To-Coast Adventure 2020
Day five of our 2020 Coast-to-Coast Adventure: We camped at Palomino RV Resort in Cullman, Georgia. We really liked the campground with its chapel, walking paths, and friendly hosts.
The Winning Secret
In the fall of 1975, I had the privilege of having Raymond Berry and his wife Sally in one of my Detroit, MI leadership classes.
The Winning Secret
Long-term goal achievement
In the fall of 1975, I had the privilege of having Raymond Berry and his wife Sally in one of my Detroit, MI leadership classes. At the […]
The Ripple Effect: Volume V
On June 14th, 1958, I got in my 1952 Chevy convertible with its ’55 Chevy V8 engine and headed for Cleveland, ready to go to work for The W. Bingham Company. It was a big deal moving from the little town of 30,000 I had grown up in, to a town of nearly one million.
The Ripple Effect: Volume IV
A couple of months before graduating, I was devastated when my uncle Jerry O'Neal, General Superintendent of a highway construction business, said he wasn't going to hire me.
Coast-To-Coast Adventure 2020
Day sixteen of our Coast-to-Coast Adventure 2020: we visited Harrold Warp’s Pioneer Village in Minden, NE. This extraordinary museum and village is dedicated to ‘telling the story of America and how it grew,” showing our progress from 1830 to 1960.
The Ripple Effect: Volume III
About two years after Reynolds Congdon passed, I saw his son, Don Congdon, who now owned Congdon’s Hardware on the main street of our little town. I approached him, with my heart beating out of my chest.
The Ripple Effect: Volume II
After about a year and a half of operating my paper route, the area manager decided he wanted to give the route to his son.
Larry W. Dennis, Sr. President,
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