Starting out early

Alan R. Mercurio

Today, I had the privilege of sharing knowledge with one of the industries youngest students.<BR><BR>Bernard Murphy, Jr. Joined us in Ohio for the Oil Tech Talk burner workshop. I have to tell you this young man is one the most well behaved, well mannered, polite and enjoyable kid to be around. <BR><BR>Every time I looked toward him he was paying attention and had an expression of sincerely wanting to learn and understand what we were talking about. What ever this young man decides to do when he grows up? You can be sure of this. He's going to be great at it. For the sake and future of our industry I hope he follows his Dad's (Murph) foot steps and becomes another HVAC Professional.<BR><BR>Bernie, Thanks for sharing your day with us and thanks again for buying my dinner last night. God bless ya buddy.<BR><BR><IMG SRC="http://oiltechtalk.com/Ohio%20burner%20workshop%2008-21-03%20002.jpg">

Your friend in the industry,<BR><BR>Alan R. Mercurio<BR><SP><BR><a href="http://oiltechtalk.com">Oil Tech Talk</a>

Murph'_4

here is where he does well

putting things together!! he asked lots of questions today, and really wanted to know. he probaly did better on the test than I. (little bugger) thanks for a great day of learning Alan, and thanks to the R.W.Beckitt company for leaving us hang around the real estate today.(G)


Murph'

Starch

Better be careful......

.....Murph.

You'uns wouldn't be fixin' to violate some child labor laws now, wouldja???

BillW@honeywell

Congrats...

That is one cool kid, Murph! These little ones can be downright amazing at what they can do, with proper supervision, of course. Plus they work for the cost of a kid's meal! You are blessed, indeed!

Mark Eatherton1

BEEJ !!

How'd you end up with such a good lookin' kid?

Start'em young. I was crawling around with my dad at around that age, and look at what it did to me... On second thought...:-)

Keep him away from potatoes and hair spray and he'll grow just fine:-)

ME