http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...home-headlines
Arthur Winston, who set a remarkable personal record by missing only a single day in 72 years of work, died of congestive heart failure Thursday as he slept in his South Los Angeles home. He was 100.
Many of his colleagues and friends honored him by calling him Mr. Winston. He cleaned Los Angeles buses and trains for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The only shift he missed was the day in 1988 that his wife died.
Otherwise, said his bosses at the MTA, they had never known him to arrive for work late or to leave work early. He didn`t retire until March 23 one day after he turned 100
Why then?
"Oh," he said with a shrug, "100 years seemed like enough."
:xyxthumbs :sadwavey:
Bookmarks