Ken Clemens tells about Jules' 19+ years of service. For this, he says, Jules can’t just leave; a few things he should have.

Jules gets a Nevada Bob's gift certificate. (He was to get a putter; Angel tried to find what putter Jules needed, ended up getting one of Jule’s old putters.)

Jules is now a retiree, Ken says; he should use the right tools. Ken handed Jules a dozen SENIOR golf balls.

Neil says that one of Jules' big projects was to make the instruction manual "smaller." And so. .  .

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. . .the instruction manual got small. (Angel had been seen feverishly working at the  copier, reducing the IM.)

Finally, Ken delivers the coup de grace. Jules gets his retirement plaque.

"If I had my life to live again, I'd be here once more."

The plaque now hangs on the  wall in Jules' home office.

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Among the wellwishers. . .

Steve Jones well-wishes retirees Tom and Jules. . .

Tom Yamashiro's retirement party was a day earlier.

"We should have more people retiring. . ."

"I still have a long way to go here... go away!"

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Fran, Kim, Luisa, John V -- all nice folk. . .

Jimmy, Carlos, Henry, and Wei Cheng. . .

Faces that will long be remembered. . .

John V. and Aggie, the best in Customer Service. . .

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Won't meet Liz or find Erin at Starbucks, eh, Mrs. McKinzie?

The inventor man, developer of the famous 5-bump adaptive equalizer; Chuck's quite a guy...

"Sue, it's been a lot of fun." That's Mary to the right. . .

"Whose handwriting is that? Nick's or Susan's?"

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