Earlier this month we held a retirement party for our company’s very first retiree, Tom Marthaler. For the last 17 years, Tom has worked as a Regional Sales Manager in our northern territory, covering St. Cloud to the western border of Minnesota.
Since we have a large coverage area throughout Minnesota and Iowa, we don’t often get together, but it was important for us to celebrate this milestone. We’ve gathered a few pictures from Tom’s retirement party.
Some snacks for the party!
Sharing stories!
Bill’s wife Betty chatting with Tom’s wife Karen
Tom visiting with guests
Tom and Corey
Our subcontractor Bill with Tom
The honoree getting ready to cut the cake!
Delicious cake!
Rod, Nancy, and Andrea
Tom laughing with Corey and Rod
Tom opened a card and found an invitation to our 2017 holiday party along with a free hotel stay
Tom also received a 4-pack of tickets to a Minnesota Twins game!
Tom and his wife Karen, who also recently retired
Heartland Security’s General Manager, Guy Adams, gave a short speech about Tom’s service to our company.
Following this, Tom thanked everyone and reminisced about his time at Heartland Security.
From L to R: (Back row) Vern Zimmer, Corey Pierce, Guy Adams, Deb Welz, Nancy Mockros, Chuck Amundson, Dorie Berscheit. (Front row) Alexa Sandbakken, Rod Elbert, Tom Marthaler, Jean Zenzen, Andrea Bussmann, Bill Dowling
Congratulations Tom and we wish you a happy retirement!
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