I see Bruce Walkup in the news. Wonder if he is still at the Don Smith bank in Sullivan?

Ivy Tech is where he worked I think

Jerry

Jerry,

He was on the Board of Directors at Ivy Tech but it is an unpaid position according the Indianapolis Star. The article I read didn't give a place of employment.

He worked at first in Sullivan. He retired years ago and im not sure what hes doing now.

When I first became aquainted with Bruce, ouside of racing, he was a Vice President, I think, at the German American bank in Jasper, I had wondered how he got a Bank for a sponsor, then it all came together. He was very helpful with go-karting in the area, if we needed a place to have a meeting, all we had to do was call, we even had our banquets there. Bob

Here's the story about Walkup if anyone is wondering.

http://www.indystar.com/article/2013...EWS/310190052/

http://www.indystar.com/article/2013...er-lewd-emails

Sounds like Bruce is flipping a sprinter without a roll cage on this deal.

The Indianapolis Star didn't waste any firepower.

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Wes Stafford

I just caught his name the other night, on the news, didn't catch any of the other stuff, til now, seems like a lot of stuff can be traced back to ********, then of course there are a lot of thin skinned folks out there these days, man can't hardly get the mail out of his mailbox anymore, without offending someone. Bob!

It's a different world out there today. In my company the department where I work includes two women and two people of color including my supervisor. Some of my customers (in other departments) that I interact with are native of Great Britain, Puerto Rico, India and Cameroon (which I had to look up on the map). I love my job and the people I work with are great. I'm no prude. I will listen to a dirty joke. Unless I'm 100% sure I don't open my personal emails at work and I never send them around the company. My ongoing study of the female human form is alive and well but not at work. I'm not a goody-two-shoes, it's just what I need to do because I've been on the unemployment line and it isn't fun.

I hope everything works out with Bruce. I go back to the time he was an unknown at the '67 Hoosier Hundred and was beating the best in the business for a good portion of that race.