It's Official

[JESSE1]

My official retirement date is 12/31/13. After 32 years working shift work I'm more than ready to give it up. No problem staying busy, between cows, baling hay and taking my antique White trucks to shows I won't have any time for "work" any more.

 

[TomSeller]

My official retirement date is 12/31/13. After 32 years working shift work I'm more than ready to give it up. No problem staying busy, between cows, baling hay and taking my antique White trucks to shows I won't have any time for "work" any more.

And you can sleep at night instead of work. Congrats.

 

[wmonroe]

Congrats, hope you have a long enjoyable retirement. 24 short years and I hope to be doing the same.

 

[scott_vt]

Congratulations! I only have 14 more years..... :confused3:

:laughing:

Good Mornin Stick,
Congrats on the soon to arrive retirement, and Moss, lets not be in too much of a hurry, that will shorten my retirement.....

 

[Stick895]

I retired in 2000 when a company early retirement plan happened to coincide with a management effort to make my life difficult. I had some inherited land in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley and built a retirement home near Staunton. I've never regretted it. The Valley is great. Lots of agriculture, but lots of places to eat, art to experience, concerts, music, museums and - importantly - tractors. I was persuaded to work part time locally for several years, but am finally settling down to the task of being retired.

Ironically, my grandmother was from Staunton, she was a Greiner.

To those also about to retire soon, I salute you!