In honor of Gary Mount (YGM) – Happy Valentine’s Day. I still remember some how getting a card each year from him even after he retired.
Bobbie
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Posted Dec 20, 2008
Merry Christmas to all!!! I hope each of you have a joyous holiday and a Happy New Year!!!!
Bobbie
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Posted November 20, 2008
So does anyone know what is in the front building of the plant. I drove by there today and saw cars in the front parking lot of building 50.
Today is a day that I think quite often of Gary Mount and giving all of us Valentine’s cards. I can remember coming into work and there on my desk would be a card from someone and the card would be signed “YGM” – Young Gary Mount. So in memory of Gary today, Happy Valentines.
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Posted 2/8/08
This week’s Tornado and last month’s Tornado makes me think of all the good things that we as a group of people and company did for our fellow men and women. I also think about all the good we did for the Susan G. Komen Foundation by helping with their team efforts of data entry and shipping and the Survivor’s breakfast….
I would like to say – Thanks for being there … I truly miss those times and how we all came together as one force….
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Posted 1/3/08
Happy New Year!!!
Can’t believe it is 2008!!! My life has changed a lot in the last two years. My last day at the plant(7400 Scott Hamilton) was in September of 2006. At that time, Randy and I had adopted one son, Justin. Then in December of 2006 we adopted another baby a little red head girl, Mackenzie, and the red hair goes with the temper. I worked for 7 1/2 months for Corporate Alltel and then started working for Almatis, the old Alcoa plant between Bryant and Benton. Corporate world was fun but I am an old factory girl at heart and I hated the drive to downtown Little Rock. It is nice to be 10 minutes at the most from work….
I still enjoy going to the UALR basketball games. Justin and I go with Sherry Turley and one of her sisters. My Mom has moved to the country and with that we now enjoy the country life some and we have a horse named Max. So now at an old age, I have started riding horses some in the Ozark Mountains…..
For those of you who don’t know me as Bobbie Reese, I am Bobbie Hays… I hired in 1983 and worked in Accounting.
Again thanks to the guys behind the scene to get this blog site working for us all…
Happy New Year!!!!!
Bobbie(BJ, Hays)

Good to hear all is fine with you. Would love to see you and Randy with the kids. Steven has been in Iraq since October 16. He is there on contract evaluating Iraqi Police Stations and may do some training of the Iraq Police. His contract is for one year and he should be coming home for two weeks in February.
Fat Boy
By: Carl Nail on January 6, 2008
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GI-I-I-R-R-L…. look what YOU started!
Pretty cool! Happy New Year!
By: Barbara Buras on January 9, 2008
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Bobby,
I am glad to here that you are doing well. I would love to see your babys. (can you email me a picture)
Can you believe that Ben is 21, when we moved to GA he was going into the 3rd grade. Where has the time gone?
Carol
I love this web site.
By: Carol Walcher on January 11, 2008
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I am so glad to here that you are doing well. I would love to see your 2 babys, can you email me a picture.
Carol
By: Carol Walcher on January 11, 2008
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Hey Bob,
Wishing you a Happy New year also. I spotted Charlotte Shoptaw in Sam’s back in December but didn’t get a chance talk with her.
Your friend Harry
By: Harry & Gladys Banks on January 14, 2008
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Bobbie,
Thanks for the big part you played in getting this site going.
You should post some photos of the kids for us to see.
Best,
Margit
By: Margit on January 16, 2008
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Mary-Gale is in HR over at the connector plant.
Kids are fine. Katie is going to graduate from ASU- Jonesboro in May, graphic arts degree.
Little miss Sara will be 3 in April.
By: Susan Lunsford on January 22, 2008
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Bobbie,
I understand that the company renting the facility is LM Glasfiber. It is a Dutch company that makes wind turbnie blades. They are renting the plant while building another faciltiy in the area.
Margit
By: Margit on February 25, 2008
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Bobbie,
Bob Cauley and I are still at the plant. We take care of the building and property for the new owners.
Building 50 is occupied by FEMA for the February 5 tornados. LMGlasfiber leases the warehouse and makes wind turbine blades. You wouldn’t believe the changes they have made to the building.
John Washington
By: John Washington on March 6, 2008
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I saw driving by there the other day a lot of trees down in the front on Scott Hamilton. Was that from the storms? So FEMA is in the front building. How many people are in the building now? Tell Cauley hi for me….. Miss the old place……
By: Bobbie Hays Reese on March 6, 2008
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The storm on Feb. 5 blew trees down, did some roof damage and busted out 3 windows. Trees were also blown over along the fence between Wakefield and our property. Power was out until 9 AM the next day.
FEMA started with around 250 employees. They are using the whole front office, the dining areas are divided up for training and meetings.
Bob said hello. I’ll e-mail him this site.
By: John Washington on March 7, 2008
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John W and Bob C,
Hello to both of you. It is great to hear that there are still some AT&T folks at the plant. I would love to see what it looks like now – can you post some photos?
Bob – I am still playing golf with the clubs you gave me!
Margit
By: Margit on March 18, 2008
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Bobbie, as I bought cards for my family I was filled with memories of Gary at Valentine’s.
I am sure lots of folks had those same wonderful memories. I sure miss him. Hope all is well with your family. Would love to see pictures of the kids.
By: Terri Ratcliff on February 20, 2009
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Bobbie, I know what you mean. I thoroughly enjoyed being involved with the Survivor Breakfast and all the other things that we did to support the Race for the Cure. Now that I see the day through a survivor’s eyes, I truly can appreciate all the hard work that goes into making it such a success. It’s an incredible day and thanks for being there.
By: Terri Ratcliff on October 29, 2009
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