Larry M. Hill

Was married in 1964, tilt-a-way steering wheels were introduced a few years later! After 30 years of marriage, I received the diagnosis one day of "illiness and fatigue." The lawyer said she was just "sick and tired" of me. So since then, I've spent a lot of time with my best friends, eharmony, matureblackladies, and Russianmailorderbrides, all with the same last name, .com. Wonderful people who sincerely care about me, the person.

The majority of my working career has been spent in the plumbing industry, mainly in sales and engineering. After frequently being told to "get your mind out of the gutter," plumbing seemed like a natural progression. Spent 18 years with Indiana Brass Company, 20 years with J. A. Sexauer Company, and 5 years with Willoughby Industries.

Besides Frankfort, I lived in Upland, Fishers, and now Avon, all in Indiana. Also lived in Louisville, KY and North Fort Myers, FL. I moved back to Indiana because I seem to enjoy the depression brought on by the winters here. Also, the winters give me reason to keep my part time job.

Don't think I could tell all the stories about the fun I had in high school in 8000 characters. Need to edit this one---in more ways than one!

Really enjoyed the fun times with the Cauldren duties---still don't know how I ended up with that job. Also had fun with the High Life and it's requirements like crowning the football and basketball queens! Still laugh, mainly by myself, about Martin Henderson picking the whitewash off his tux as the senior boys prepared for their part in the Big Broadcast. Don't seem to remember who tried to stick a pair of scissors in the closet door in Henderson's room. I believe that toss was over 20 feet, I'll have to verify that with Ron.

Good memories around the Slick's Auto Club we started. Especially enjoyed the money raising activities eg: pulling targets at the Rifle Range, Working at Bunker Hill Drag Strip, etc.

Good times in the 55 Chev, The Green Pecker, I had with the Slicks plaque and angel hair in the back window. Good, Good times!! If I had it to do all over again, I wouldn't change a thing----except for about 150 incidental factors!