Shame he still hasn't retired because of wage theft and debt slavery.
Bet he's still trying to pay back his college debt.
Topic: New Jersey man celebrates 101st birthday ... at work (Read 1454 times)
I don't know this man, but love him! Happy Birthday and many more! Definitely the generation that my parents were from. And they know hard workers when they see them. God has blessed him so much!
Happy Birthday Mr. Goldman- what a pleasure to read about you. I admire you very much. Thank you for your wonderful example of living life to the fullest!
This is crazy crazy crazy!!!! This is the work ethic and stamina people used to have/were brought up with way back when and its amazing! A lot of us still strive to bring our children up like this but not enough like there used to be. I love his job has supported his will to work to, what ever Hy's secret is wow and good on him!!! Happy birthday! Made my day this (sad maybe? But I think its lovely)
wow, 101. cool old dude 
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In this case I think he really loves his job more than anything else
Passion never dies but still 101 that is impressive they probably told him to retire a few times over by now.
It was a very short article though.
Found a second source
Goldman, who still drives himself to work four days a week from Whippany, said he had no plans to retire from Capitol Lighting in East Hanover.
"Not yet," he said. "I'm looking to get to 105 to retire."
According to Lebersfeld, Goldman credits his longevity to his dedication to the company and his work ethic. Lebersfeld said when a snowstorm dropped 12 inches of snow this past winter, Goldman was the first one to work that morning.
When another employee asked him how he had gotten to work, Goldman simply told him that he simply got up early to shovel his car, Lebersfeld said.
http://www.nj.com/morris/index.ssf/2014/08/101-year-old_man_celebrates_birthday_at_job_hes_held_since_1941_photos.html
Even the health and benefits section is celebrating lols
http://www.employeebenefits.co.uk/news/long-service-award-for-101-year-old-employee/105385.article
Passion never dies but still 101 that is impressive they probably told him to retire a few times over by now.
It was a very short article though.
Found a second source
Goldman, who still drives himself to work four days a week from Whippany, said he had no plans to retire from Capitol Lighting in East Hanover.
"Not yet," he said. "I'm looking to get to 105 to retire."
According to Lebersfeld, Goldman credits his longevity to his dedication to the company and his work ethic. Lebersfeld said when a snowstorm dropped 12 inches of snow this past winter, Goldman was the first one to work that morning.
When another employee asked him how he had gotten to work, Goldman simply told him that he simply got up early to shovel his car, Lebersfeld said.
http://www.nj.com/morris/index.ssf/2014/08/101-year-old_man_celebrates_birthday_at_job_hes_held_since_1941_photos.html
Even the health and benefits section is celebrating lols
http://www.employeebenefits.co.uk/news/long-service-award-for-101-year-old-employee/105385.article
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A 101-year-old man from New Jersey celebrated his birthday with colleagues on Monday after 73 years in the same job.
Herman "Hy" Goldman works four days a week at light fixtures company Capitol Lighting in New Jersey.
Apart from a brief absence to serve in the US Army in World War Two, Mr Goldman has worked at Capitol Lighting since 1941.
Herman "Hy" Goldman works four days a week at light fixtures company Capitol Lighting in New Jersey.
Apart from a brief absence to serve in the US Army in World War Two, Mr Goldman has worked at Capitol Lighting since 1941.
Pics and more...http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/11043462/New-Jersey-man-celebrates-101st-birthday-...-at-work.html
This guy looks in better shape and health than my grandpa who's 83.
studies do show that people who continually challenge their mind live longer. i really would not want to retire in my life, i would like to keep working too. ther eis a village of centurians in china who are all 100+ years old and still go out in the fields and farm and work everyday.
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A 101-year-old man from New Jersey celebrated his birthday with colleagues on Monday after 73 years in the same job.
Herman "Hy" Goldman works four days a week at light fixtures company Capitol Lighting in New Jersey.
Apart from a brief absence to serve in the US Army in World War Two, Mr Goldman has worked at Capitol Lighting since 1941.
Herman "Hy" Goldman works four days a week at light fixtures company Capitol Lighting in New Jersey.
Apart from a brief absence to serve in the US Army in World War Two, Mr Goldman has worked at Capitol Lighting since 1941.
Pics and more...http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/11043462/New-Jersey-man-celebrates-101st-birthday-...-at-work.html
This guy looks in better shape and health than my grandpa who's 83.
studies do show that people who continually challenge their mind live longer. i really would not want to retire in my life, i would like to keep working too. ther eis a village of centurians in china who are all 100+ years old and still go out in the fields and farm and work everyday.
That's probably the only thing the poor guy can do to keep his sanity in a world that's gone completely crazy. In the immortal words of 'Red' - He's just institutionalized, that's all.
It is actually the bitcoin crowd who actually went insane for trying something so mind boggling and think bitcoin will change the world.
It won't be too long before the all the important figures in bitcoin community start disappearing and go to jail as it already started to happen.
That's probably the only thing the poor guy can do to keep his sanity in a world that's gone completely crazy. In the immortal words of 'Red' - He's just institutionalized, that's all.
Interesting he is still working at 101.
Wonder why he choose work life over retire life when he can spend more time with family.
Wonder why he choose work life over retire life when he can spend more time with family.
Lucky guy. I hope I'll live up to 101, and that I will still be able to work by then.
Hey, it's better to work than to lie in a hospital bed watching TV all day.
Hey, it's better to work than to lie in a hospital bed watching TV all day.
It's incredible that he is 101, also incredible that he has worked
a lot of years in the same job and he still works! He's an excellent
man! Happy birthday!!!
a lot of years in the same job and he still works! He's an excellent
man! Happy birthday!!!
Wow amazing that he is 101, also amazing that he has had the same job all those years and that it's still in business. Unheard of in this day and age! Happy Birthday!!
That is so inspiring to me. Use it or lose it. There really must be something to not thinking like a victim and just doing something productive daily whether ya feel like or not. Great story.
Thats what i call a workaholic 
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A 101-year-old man from New Jersey celebrated his birthday with colleagues on Monday after 73 years in the same job.
Herman "Hy" Goldman works four days a week at light fixtures company Capitol Lighting in New Jersey.
Apart from a brief absence to serve in the US Army in World War Two, Mr Goldman has worked at Capitol Lighting since 1941.
Herman "Hy" Goldman works four days a week at light fixtures company Capitol Lighting in New Jersey.
Apart from a brief absence to serve in the US Army in World War Two, Mr Goldman has worked at Capitol Lighting since 1941.
Pics and more...http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/11043462/New-Jersey-man-celebrates-101st-birthday-...-at-work.html
This guy looks in better shape and health than my grandpa who's 83.
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