Mike Licht
I was here first
- Joined
- May 23, 2001
As some of you know I have been going through some family illness with my aunt and uncle which are like parents to me. They have no children and I have no siblings so it is on me to take care of them, a task I do with no regrets. In a tragic twist of fate it appears that they are both at the end of their respective illnesses and will pass in hours to days. Quite likely together, although they are in different hospitals. As a result Marianne and I will not be in the office much in the coming days, Paul will be in to answer the phones but he cannot answer all the questions you will have to please cut him some slack. Please direct tech support to Full Throttle Tech my friend Bob Bailey is helping out and answering question there, as am I, as time and access permits. Although this is a sad time, they lived a great life together and had much to celebrate. My uncle was a world champion handball player. If your are interested check the USHA website and search his name, Jim Golden, along with his many state, national and world championships he is one of very few players to receive the status of Grand Master in the handball hall of fame and get the sweater that goes with that. To receive that you must win 10 National Masters championships, no small feat. My aunt is my mentor, a powerfull business women that moved through the ranks of GM's excutive levels at a time when there was no women there, she blazed a trail for other women to move up in the corporation, many times fighting for them, helping them through the process. There was a time when she was the highest ranking women in the corporation with a staff larger than many small companies. To her dismay I walked away from a very good job there when I was young (she was head of all salaried personal for the corporation at that itme) to follow my dreams of Cars and Business. She did not approve but through it all she always supported me, guided me, helped me and often reminded me that I took the hard road but always reminded me how proud she was of what Marianne and I had accomplished. I am very grateful to them for eveything and will miss them.
Hopefully things will be back to normal here soon and we will be able to get back to business. Thank you in advance for your understanding and thank you to the people who have shared their condolences and kind words to us already.
Mike Licht
Hopefully things will be back to normal here soon and we will be able to get back to business. Thank you in advance for your understanding and thank you to the people who have shared their condolences and kind words to us already.
Mike Licht
I know alot of people read the Turbo Lounge but you know someone is gonna miss this thread and say "Hey I called FTS and nobody returned my call". Just my 2 cents... I hate vendor bashers.
