Monday, March 22, 2010       Interviewer: What laundry company
was he working for? At that time was he working for someone
else? Sissie: Yes. (pause) He ended up with Flint Laundry all
his life. Interviewer: And he owned it Sissie: No, he managed
it. Interviewer: Managed it? Sissie: He retired when he was in
his forties. Interviewer: Forties? That was lucky. Sissie: Yeah,
well he had a heart attack, several of them, and then retired
and then went, because of a friend, with Batchelor Laundry, and
they were really just friends, consultant, what have you
Interviewer: But he was a manager of Flint Sissie: Yes.
Interviewer: Where was that located? Sissie: On 4100 Finney I
think Interviewer: And there was pickup and delivery in those
days? Sissie: Yes Interviewer: To your house Sissie: Uh huh
Interviewer: Which was nice Sissie: Uh huh Interviewer: What do
you know of their courtship? Sissie: I know nothing Interviewer:
Your mom didn’t talk Sissie: No Interviewer: Where was their
wedding Sissie: I couldn’t even tell