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To: MinuteGal

Did your family members still with Sears until they retired?

I wondered if they an an inside view of the company’s demise.

It still seems unreal that such a store could wither and die. Was such an American icon. We did not have a lot of money growing up but on occasion my mother needed to stop in and buy something we needed.

I just loved walking through the place and looking at all the new products, neatly displayed, the display models - all of it. It just seemed like a different world!


121 posted on 06/25/2017 11:14:32 AM PDT by warsaw44
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To: warsaw44; flaglady47; Maine Mariner; oswegodeee
"Did your family members stay with Sears until they retired?

Yes, Sears was still tops when they retired on good pensions. They also owned Sears stocks, plus Sears had one of the first and best profit-sharing benefit programs in the U.S.. a new concept at the time.

Remember, we're talking the Sears heyday time period.....decades and decades ago, the thirties, forties, fifties. All the uncles are long gone now...and it's a bet that some of my living first and second cousins are looking at their inherited Sears stock shares and probably weeping.

Leni

142 posted on 06/25/2017 11:55:49 AM PDT by MinuteGal (GO TRUMP !!!.......GO PENCE !!!......USA !!! USA !!! USA !!!)
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