Older American employee retires at 102 years old

He has been conducting surveys for 60 years at Indiana's Natural Resources Institute and will retire next month. Chapter was affiliated with this organization in 1962.



During World War II, he enlisted in the army and still conducts daily surveys. But now they realize that they should retire. After work, he would spend his time in bookshelf and gardening and visit the islands where World War II was. That's why Bob has been named Indiana's greatest military honor.



During his tenure, he obtained an agriculture certificate from Purdue University and initially surveyed with paper pencils and is now working with the latest equipment and GPS systems. In his life, he considers the experience of the military the most important. He joined the army after the attack on Pearl Harbor.