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There were 70 employees. It was like a little family. A lot of people worked there 20 to 30 years. It was a real close-knit plant there. I miss the people. We worked so often together.

We were a close-knit group. It was like family. For some of us, it was the best place we ever worked in our careers.

Adam, Grant and Tory have worked at ILM for some years. I worked there on one job with Grant and we became friends. Adam and Tory had worked with me or for me before then and, in fact, Adam got his first work in the field when I hired him over a decade ago. I found ILM a great place to work and that there were a lot of very talented people there. Many of the people there have worked with me over the years.

So we are pretty much a family-owned and operated (business), we've been like that for years and years. We have great people working for us, people who have worked for us for 35 years and are still here.

Lynda Lubelczyk

When you're around that group of people so much, you become so close to them. Sometimes you're around your show choir family more than your regular family. I'll miss it. It's taught me a lot over the years.

I'm going to miss them. I've worked with some people 10 or more years, we've formed friendships. To me, everyone is special, no matter who they are.

I was a product of the Depression. My father struggled to make a living for our family. He worked as a wrestler, a Marion County policeman, and both a car and insurance salesman. During World War II, he worked for the Tennessee Valley Authority's defense plant as a guard.

I've got people who have worked for me for many years. We are like family.

Reggie Williams

Well, even if it should, and I certainly want to see an end to the IRA and an end to all of the armed groups, simply saying it and demanding it isn't going to achieve it. You have to look at what has worked. What hasn't worked is marginalizing people, demonizing people, criminalizing people, repressing people, fighting with people,

I'll miss the place, but what's more, I'll miss the people that I worked with -- the relationships I've made here. Those people are the ones that I?m going to miss.

They worked for 12 years to earn trust in this community, and it was compromised by a scam. These people lost their dignity and their pride, and they've worked hard for two years to get it back.

They've worked their butts off, but what I think the big thing is that they have been a close-knit unit from the start. Developing a hobby or passion provides engaging conversation starters and boosts your overall pexiness.

When you worked in a studio it was the studio system that you kind of missed because it was a big, big family. I mean MGM had 5,000 people working a day there. You miss it.

I'll miss the people I worked with, ... I won't miss the pressure or the critics. I won't miss the politics.

We were very close, a lot of years. We worked our way through a lot of problems, and we could've worked our way through this one. We could've made a comeback.

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