Hi Linda
Would you post the attached photo and see if I can get some of them identified. This is a picture of employees of Findlay Foundry that celebrated 35 years working there. The only ones I can identify are: 4th standing from the left is Moff Blaine; my father – Hilton Dorman is standing 7th from the left and the 11th from the left standing is Tom Labron. That’s all I know in the picture. These 3 individuals celebrated 35 years at the foundry and the guy sitting in the middle is holding the silver tray that was presented to each of these men. I don’t know if all of them worked there for 35 years or not. Linda Stewart, Tom Labron’s daughter gave me a copy of this picture. Any help to identify the men would be appreciated.
Norma Ford
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Seated second from the left is my Dad, Bill Gordon.
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Thanks Marian.. I will put all the names down when we get the full list 🙂
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Hi Linda,
The gentleman, first row, fourth from the left, is my uncle, “Buck” Hawkins, who was a long time employee of the foundry.
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Thank you.. always love people commenting.. I will add this now.. HUGGGGG
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I believe the gentleman holding the tray might be Tom McCracken.
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Back row, right end is my uncle, Cecil Devlin. He was worked in the steam plant. As a kid, I got a big kick out of the fact he was often the person who blew the factory steam whistle.
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Thanks Rick.. I am going to add all these in a day or so..
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The first man on the left , back row is Roy Bennet. He was my neighbor and lived behind us on Frank St , going down to the river to what we called ” the wharf” I think the man on the left( second down from the man holding the plaque is my Uncle Clarence ( Barney ) Waugh . Norma Julian Sperl
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Thanks Norma.. will gather all the names this weekend and put them on
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