I’m sure many of you are too young to recall the first time Ford Motor Company wasn’t managed by a Ford. It was back in 1980, when Henry the Deuce (Henry Ford II) didn’t name his brother to head the company, but a complete stranger (ok, not a complete stranger, but not a Ford either), Philip Caldwell, to lead the company. And, Philip did Ford proud.
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What a week. Leap year. Jack Welch passes the very next day. And, then Amo Houghton, who succumbed on 4 March.
I remember having sets of Corningware. One for meat and one for dairy. But, at the time, I really didn’t think they would be among my last. Even though I had a part in that revolutionary change. Just because Corning was glassware- and Corningware was ubiquitous.
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