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Pete the Milkman

I believe there are people that you meet throughout your life who affect the way you view the world. Pete the Milkman was one of those people for me.

When I was a kid, my dad worked for CurtissWright. They built airplane parts. My dad started there after World War II and stayed until he was forced to retire at age 65. He often worked second

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