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After 50 years of service, John Ross has decided it’s time to take retirement.
John joined BushTyres on 1st August 1969, working for the company’s founder,Benjamin Arthur Bush. In later years,John went onto work for Benjamin’s son Ivor Bush and more recently for Ivor’sson Nigel Bush, who is the current Managing Director of the company.
John started at Horncastle depot & has been based there right up tohis retirement.
John worked for ten years as a commercial & agriculturalmobile tyre fitter, after which he was in the depot fitting car tyres &exhausts. For the last 25 years John’s position in the company was Horncastle depot’s Service Manager and partly because of this hehas become well-known & popular with customers & staff alike.
John’s dedication to the Bush family and customers visiting Bush Tyres Horncastle has never been questioned.
We would like to take this opportunity to say a big "Thank You" to John for his continuous hard work and for giving us some wonderful memories.John will be missed greatly by all of us at Bush Tyres and, without a doubt, by many customers alike.We wish John a long and happy retirement
If you would like to send John a message, please email: horncastle@bushtyres.co.uk
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