Work for an old-timer???

[AtWorkALot]

My father was recently laid-off. The company won't likely be bringing him, or anyone, back. He's a 58-year-old, slightly disabled, Vietnam Vet. He's a very reliable, hard-working man. He is a high school graduate. He worked for a brass plating company until early this year. Before that, he worked for Centennial Flour Mills in downtown PDX. He is drug and alcohol free.

He lives a pretty simple life and doesn't need a lot of money. He does need to work. This is a tough time to be seeking employment, and he's had a lot of doors shut in his face.

Of course I'm biased, but he is a good man, and he deserves a shot. I can see he's hurt that he's had so much trouble finding work. I want to do what I can for him... So, if you have any ideas, I'd greatly appreciate your input.

Thank you,
Jim

[Thumper]

Jim --- As a 62-year-old, I can relate to your dad's problem. Hope he finds work.

[Thumper]

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