Congratulations Prof. Secor

ScottMP

my friend.

Scott

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Dave Yates (PAH)

I=B=R Instructor Ken Secor

From the message:

Ken Secor worked on the largest steam boiler in the world, “Big Alice,” owned and operated by Con-Ed in New York City back when he was 19. He was “hooked” on boilers ever since. His love and fascination with heating and boilers never waned and during his 12 year tenure at NCR (National Cash Register), repairing, designing and installing business operating systems, he attended college nights for eight years majoring in business and law.

In 1976 Palmer (his middle name), was started with a niche service market of G.E. boilers in his Levittown-type Rahway, NJ neighborhood—and has grown from a part time venture to a million dollar a year wet heat only, heating, design-build and service contractor.

In addition to his duties running Palmer Heating, Mr. Secor is a member of ASHRAE, a former state director for the NJ-PHCC, writes a weekly column for a local newspaper, and enjoys free lance writing on technical wet heat issues, small business operations, and business ethics in various trade journals and websites.

His wife Mary, of 40 years (a registered nurse), four sons and four grandchildren are the love of his life. He plans to turn Palmer Heating over to his son Scott, sell his home in New Jersey and move to a second home owned on the top a mountain in Vermont. Suspecting he would be bored to tears retiring, (he is now 61), Mr. Secor plans to teach as many classes as I=B=R/BNP would like, do consulting work in northern New England and continue to write.

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Alan R. Mercurio_3

Kudo's to you Ken! Enjoy the mountain top and I'm glad to hear you'll be staying in the loop

Your friend in the industry,
Alan R. Mercurio

www.oiltechtalk.com

Wayco Wayne_2

Congrats Ken

Are there any Jazz clubs in Burlington???? If so, you may need to come down the mountain now and then. Good Luck. WW

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John R. Hall

Journalist

Now maybe he can start writing for The News, like he started out to do...

:-)

BillW@honeywell

Congrats, Big Guy!

Have a great retirement! Take up cross country skiing or get a couple of Labrador Retrievers and a side-by-side 12 gauge and ruin the day for some ducks. Or maybe a nice German Shorthair and the aforementioned 12 gauge and go find some grouse! Or just sit there watching the fire burn in the fireplace, a little Bob James on the stereo, "adult beverages" close at hand...you get the idea!

hr

Thanks

for taking the time to step up and teach

Challange them, make them laugh, have fun doing it, and be kind to the German brands

hot rod

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Jeff Lawrence_24

Way to go

You've earned it.

I thought you wife's name was Jaye?

Linda sends her best also.

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Unknown

kens picture

is on my new website in our training link for IBR schools!!!!

go to www.avcosupply.com

follow the links and PRESTO - Ken in a TUX. I wonder if he shows up dresd that way?

(if I go would you consider me a German brand?)

Dave Yates (PAH)

No way you can be branded

you're naturally one of a kind(G).

Ken in a monkey suit! He cleans up pretty good.

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Firedragon_4

Welcome aboard

the training train! You will be a credit to us all, FACT!

Just came back from VT and out of touch with the internet. Meetings, training and too many meals!

I love Vermont!