I was part of a wonderful
Lockheed family
by Sharon T.
I was 19, and had just finished college. In May 1961, started working
for Lockheed in Burbank, California. I started at $1.92 cent an hour, and most
of my friends were earning $1.25 an hour at that time. The facility was huge! I
was sent to Lockheed’s very own hospital for my physical health checkup. The
company also had its own fire department. We were a family!
I started working in the arts and publications department. I worked
there off and on for 30 years. I bought my first new car, got married, had my
baby and grew up while working for Lockheed. I actually grew up with all the
same people with whom I started in 1961. I was there until the doors closed.
I learned so much, more than you can imagine. I experienced the proud
completion of many Government programs. I treasure those years, and have
remained friends with many of the people with whom I worked along the way. Thank
you, Lockheed Martin, for letting me be a part of something so very wonderful.
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