By Danny Keating, Director of the Louisiana/Mississippi HVAC Insider Editor’s Note: Thanks to Leslie Davis for providing this information on the HVACR Association of Louisiana. The Louisiana Heat Pump Association has announced a name change in their organization, voted on by their statewide membership to the HVACR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA. The statewide annual membership meeting held on Friday, March 6, 2020, resulted in a vote by the membership to adopt these changes, and on March… Read More
Editorial
Between the Lines: Optimism
By Fred Martel Are you a productive person? Do you have employees who could be more productive? “An optimist stays up until midnight to see the New Year in. A pessimist stays up to make sure the old year leaves.” ~ Bill Vaughan Successful people are optimists. I know this because they don’t have time to complain. In order to create success, you must keep moving and trying regardless of any obstacles. And there… Read More
Inside Notes: This Too Will Pass
Georgia Director, Curtis Parrott I pray everyone is doing well during this time of adversity in our county. We have had many times in past history that has tested us as a nation and together we have always been victorious as a society. I have been sheltered in place at home as much as possible during this Covid-19 epidemic that has swept the world. Although we have seen many viruses and sickness throughout world history,… Read More
Thinking Out Loud: Centennial Birthday
I have been thinking that strong men have influential mothers. Most of us have mothers who molded us into the men we have become. My wife has done an outstanding job with our two sons. My mother did a great job with my siblings, too, considering she had me to work with. Your mother made you who you are. I really appreciated my mother. Bruce Heberle Growing up my brother and I drove Mom crazy!… Read More
From the Inside
March has always been a special time for me in my adult life. First, on March 26, 1950, Jean and I were married. This year would have been our 70th anniversary had she lived. Second, our youngest son, Bob, was born on the night of our fifth anniversary, completing the growth of our family of five. Third, it always meant that spring was not far away and the cold weather would soon be gone. Hot… Read More
Inside Seer: Health Insurance and Medical Care
By Pete Gardner I hear many people talking about Health Care and insurance these days. It certainly is a main concern for the Baby Boomers as the body ages. With new laws on Health Care you’re basically forced into purchasing insurance, if you are not 65, and not covered by a company policy. Pete Gardner The cost of Health Care for the Boomer group and younger can be very costly. But, at least, with the… Read More
