Daddy the Apprentice

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Jay has just completed his 1st year of the Lineman Apprenticeship with SRP. He has now progressed to a step 3! He started a new crew on July 2nd and has already put in some long hours with them. He is currently on a reactive crew and with the monsoon season starting they certainly have their work cut out for them with outages and storm damage. Last week he reported to work at 12noon on Thursday and didn't get off work until 8:00am on Friday morning! We are so thankful, greatful, and proud of all his hard work.

This picture is from his last climbing class. He really likes all the other guys in the class. They have a great time when they all get together.
(Jay is on the very top left-tan shirt)

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  1. Anonymous4:38 PM

    Awesome job Jay! When I first saw the picture however, I wanted to instantly start singing YMCA! :)

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  2. Anonymous8:23 AM

    What a cool picture! Congratulations Jay!!!
    -Julie Rogers

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