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Old 02-22-2024, 08:38 AM   #8
Keith Seymore
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Re: St.louis plant

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My grandfather worked at the St Louis plant, retired in 65.
I used to go down there to do new product launch, back between 1979 and 1986 or so.

My folks are from down there (the Bootheel: Kennett and Senath, specifically) but moved to Michigan to work in the auto factories during the great migration of the 1950's.

I was sitting in the Wentzville plant a few years ago and was like "hey! Wait a minute! If there is a GM plant right here WHY DID MY PARENTS MOVE TO MICHIGAN?!"






Now that I think about it: You and I might be related...

(lol)

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