Its owned by lucas county, but we supplied work there. And were shutting that down in july. Employees are going to have to move from telegraph. Some will come to hill avenue to work, and others will just focus on habilitation and activities. Sean good morning. Id like to open this meeting at 9 23 am. My Vice President here will help address any issues that come up. Lou as you heard, a short time ago, administration has decided to do a major restructuring of Lott Industries. This entails the closing of telegraph Adult Service center. You guys have worked together as a gro for deces. What are the rumblings out there right now about the closing of telegraph . Wanda some of them is a little bit upset. They want us all to be together, and to split us up, i get a lot of feedback about that. Me of them is upset. Sean rich people and the ones that are the head of the board, they could care less, because they make more money than all of us here, including the staff. They should try trading plac
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up their hearts they say, hey we are people too, but we are working people. that s wanda, right? how wonderful is wanda? she s adorable. she s an extraordinary woman. she worked at lott industries. she haus down s syndrome and what did you learn? i grew up with disability in my life, many of my friend have disabilities, so i m familiar with the territory so to speak, but i learned from wanda quite a lot. what i saw in that factory was the leadership abilities that people with disabilities have and take on. the fact is in the workplace many of us have experienced each person for him or herself or, you know, to get ahead. it was all about camaraderie, helping each other, a support system that was amazing. what do you want to see done with it lorene? what i d like to see is first