High School Music Teacher and Fullt Time Dad and Husband.

I've got to have the F150 for the Family and all the equipment to haul.

 

nurse anesthetist in operating room

 

I’m a mischievous, biochemistry/philosophy double major university student planning to go to medical school. Machiavelli has nothing on me.

 

www.texasloandirect.com
Mortgage Loan Officer

 

Material Control Analyst (Logistics) at Michigan Truck...Home of the Navigator and Expedition. Did 4 years USAF at Scott AFB in southern IL. Currently working on a CIS degree. So I guess with the AF and the soon to be IT degree I fit in pretty well on this board!....oh yeah...I have an F150 too!...lol

 

I'm a flight mechanic on HH-60J helicopters in the Coast Guard. Been in over 10 years now.

Stationed in Elizabeth City, NC, but transferring this summer to Sitka, Alaska.

Jake
2000 F-150 XLT Sport, reg cab, short bed, bright red, for sale
2004 F-150 FX4 Supercab, 6.5 bed, bright red, etc., on order
2001 BMW 325i (car)
1996 BMW R1100RS (motorcycle)
1996 Ducati 900SS/SP

 

Ford engineer, of course

 

Retired from USAF after 21 years. Now work as an electrican for a Defense Contractor in a Radar site near the end of the Aleutian Islands.

 

Small business owner in the Detroit area. Manufacturer of aluminum awnings. Small stuff compared to some on this board. But if anyone is in need of an awning, I would be proud to help out a fellow boardmember.

 

I'm an I.T. systems consultant. Spend my time doing UNIX administration and Siebel (CRM software) administration.

 

First.. Thanks to all you guys serving us all in the military. Served a couple of years myself when we had a draft( I know some of you remember that). Some of the best and some of the worst days of my life. Now everyone is a volunteer and I have the utmost respect for what you do no matter where you serve or what you're doing there. Everyone is a very important part of the operation. Active service or retiree.. Thanks!!

Myself.. I'm a electrical/instrument technician for the largest consumer products company in the world. Love my job but I'm almost ready to live the good life (retire) and let someone else do it. Seems as though us blue collar guys are out numbered on this forum but we certainly do have a diverse group here..

 

Another IT guy here. I work for a pharmaceutical company.

Also volunteer for a fire dept/rescue squad as well.

 

I'm a Supervisor at a large mortgage company, in their loan servicing department.

 

Wow! Such a diverse group... I would say that every one has an important job/occupation. It certainly takes a lot of us to keep the economy going. Personally, my job may sound good and the pay is great. However, my daily problems and constant down-sizing are killing me. I'd give my job up for a simpler one that pays a lot less.

 

I handle auto claims for a large insurance company. The only things that keep me going are the crazy people I talk to, my F-150 and a big bottle of Jack Daniels.

God Bless all of you men and women who have served and are currently serving for our country. Please know that we are all praying for you and yours.



EDIT

Ha ha...Just found this thread again on 9/3/08. Updated to add:

Firefighter. I left State Farm after 5 years and have been a firefighter for 4. I love it!