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Chapter 16 Helen & John Ponzio
If it’s true what they say about variety, Hubbard resident Anthony Ponzio’s work life has been spicy indeed. He has been a janitor, infantry soldier, military clerk, secretary, high school teacher, truck dealership bookkeeper, IRS enforcement agent, school board treasurer, floral delivery truck driver, and parking lot attendant. He did very well at all those jobs, but each ended for reasons beyond his control. And whenever one door closed, Tony was willing and able to walk through whatever door opened – amazingly, always within a couple of days. . .
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