American Greetings

was packed.

Maybe also there's like American Greetings offices right there.

Right.

I'm sure that's a good lunch spot.

I thought they might've had properties of it

Or American Greetings-

Didn't they-

... or I don't know.

... trails and shit.

Like you remember what they did at the American Greetings?

Yeah.

The same thing as like that.

He later moved his family to Bettendorf, Iowa, where he built a life centered around his family and his career as a salesman.

Charlie worked for American Greetings Company for more than 30 years before retiring.

After retirement, Charlie and his beloved wife Norma moved to Florida, where they enjoyed many happy years together in the sunshine.

They spent their days jogging, playing golf, and enjoying picnics on the beach, creating memories they would cherish for years to come.

He later moved his family to Bettendorf, Iowa, where he built a life centered around his family and his career as a salesman.

Charlie worked for American Greetings Company for more than 30 years before retiring.

After retirement, Charlie and his beloved wife Norma moved to Florida, where they enjoyed many happy years together in the sunshine.

They spent their days jogging, playing golf, and enjoying picnics on the beach, creating memories they would cherish for years to come.

And I often approached economic development from the standpoint of What does this business need and want? And what can we do to meet that? Instead of feeling an entitlement, if a business was already in Northeast Ohio, then of course they'd want to expand here.

I remember visiting the CEO of American Greetings one time before they built their new headquarters.

But I visited the old location and walking into his office, he had a series of pictures of their plants that were not Northeast Ohio.

They were all in the South.

Good to see Lanny Poffo still in business.

And actually, it's on the back of it, it says, uh, uh, "Licensed exclusively by Lanny Poffo to American Greetings."

[laughs]

So we've got that.

... yeah, that kind of-

It's, uh, called American, I think it's American Greetings.

Let me double-check.

Oh, yeah, Weird Al was in there.