Richmond Baking

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Georgia's Jerry Lady "Boss of the Year"

Former RB Indiana Team Member Norma Butler Honored

Norma Butler spent several years working at Richmond Baking, and leaving a positive impact on the lives of other employees. To honor Norma's positive attitude and years of service, the Company named its new training room "Norma Butler Town Hall." On hand to receive the honor on behalf of their mother were Cindy and Jim, pictured above with Company President, Bill Quigg (left). "Norma truly exemplifies the positive environment we strive to achieve in the vision of Richmond Baking. Norma was a gift to us all, as her friends and as a company," Quigg said. "Her dazzling smile and her positive attitude were uplifting to all those that had the pleasure to work with her." Norma's son, Jim added, "This is quite an honor. Our Mom cared a lot about this company and she would be proud to be remembered this way."

Richmond Baking of Georgia's Darin H. Carried to Work by Angels

For the first few months (that's right, MONTHS) of Darin's employment with Richmond Baking, he walked to work each night for his job in the Packaging Department. This wasn't just a short trip around the corner, either. You see, Darin's home is in Douglas, Georgia, which caused him to walk 30 miles to work each way! "Darin's spirit and dedication to our company is truly an inspiration. He lives our Vision and Mission each day with his commitment to our customers, our coworkers and our community," company President Bill Quigg said.

During these long walks, Darin says he relied solely on the Lord to get him through each day, and on "God's Angels" that would pick him up occasionally and carry him a few miles closer to his destination. Always looking at the bright side of life, Darin shared, "Well, it helped me lose a little weight, too." Thanks, Darin for your inspiration!

Post Script: With Darin's earnings at the company, he was able to purchase a car which he proudly calls the "Faith Mobile"!

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