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Article: Men honored for longevity with Mooney.
- Article from:
- Kerrville Daily Times (Kerrville, TX)
- Article date:
- August 23, 2008
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Byline: Caleb Chapman
Aug. 23--Mooney Airplane Company moved to Kerrville in 1954, and when Bill Wheat and Stanley Feller starting working there in the late 1950s, they had no idea how long their jobs would last. Now, 50 years later, they have no idea when their jobs will end. "I have no intention of retiring as long as I can keep going," said Wheat, who figures he flew about 25,000 hours during his time as a test pilot for Mooney.
"I've been asked if I will hold for my 60th anniversary, and I just have to say I will keep working as long as I can," Feller said. "I will just have to see how the world turns." The two definitely have ...
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