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Truly a small world, former Adair IMO employees find



2017-11-17 - New Port Richey, FL - Photo Submitted by Rich Ollestad.
Good morning - Two former Adair Countians and long-time IMO employees Bill Suarez (32 years)and Rich Ollestad (30years) recently discovered they only live 10 minutes apart in New Port Richey, Florida. This picture was taken in Bill's back yard and if you look between us you can see an alligator laying on the bank of the pond. I’'m not sure if he was just catching some sun or sizing us up for lunch!! Thank you for Columbia Magazine and keeping us connected to y’all back home. - Rich Ollestad


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