To the Editor:

I was surfing the ’Net today and ran across your magazine. Having subscribed to your magazine almost 30 years ago, I was interested in seeing how far you have come in the last 30 years. I started browsing and ran across an article on page 68 (January issue) about the sewer company that I started (B & B Sewer, Cheyenne, Wyo.).

Needless to say, the buttons on my shirt popped with pride as it was about my son (Bob Storms) and how he has carried on the business. Bob is one terrific young man and every man should have a son like him. I would like to think that he learned everything from me, but when I had to retire for medical reasons in 1997, I gave him the business lock, stock and barrel and he took it and ran. Under his hard work and guidance, it grew like he said.

Your story was great and your publication is also great and has come a long way, just like B & B Sewer. Keep up the good work and thank you for making an old man bust his buttons with pride.

Bill Storms

Tucson, Ariz.