What ever happened to Brian Torstrick? He was a DM in Miami when I knew him and Don Brown was the RD.
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What ever happened to Brian Torstrick? He was a DM in Miami when I knew him and Don Brown was the RD.
After doing nothing for 10 years, he finally got canned. I heard he moved to Texas.
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He got canned after 10 years? That's too bad, he seemed like a nice guy.
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Brian decided to take an early retirement and it was his own decision to leave the company. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Brian decided to take an early retirement and it was his own decision to leave the company. Nothing more, nothing less.
yea, right Brain. Thanks for letting us know (in your own way) that you were actually fired. You were not around long enough to take "early retirement."
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yea, right Brain. Thanks for letting us know (in your own way) that you were actually fired. You were not around long enough to take "early retirement."
Come on guys, some times it is time for someone to leave the company. Brian had been with the company for over 20 years. Just because you only knew him for 10 doesn't mean anything. He was international before he came back to Evansville. In fact he almost lost his life for Mead Johnson in Ireland. He and other MJN employees were in a horrible car accident, on company business. Who do you know in this company that has been in a sales/marketing position with MJN that has been with the company 20 plus years these days? Not many. There comes a time when people are ready to go. Let them go in peace and hush up. The op wanted to know where he is, not your biased opinion. And no, I am not Brian....
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Come on guys, some times it is time for someone to leave the company. Brian had been with the company for over 20 years. Just because you only knew him for 10 doesn't mean anything. He was international before he came back to Evansville. In fact he almost lost his life for Mead Johnson in Ireland. He and other MJN employees were in a horrible car accident, on company business. Who do you know in this company that has been in a sales/marketing position with MJN that has been with the company 20 plus years these days? Not many. There comes a time when people are ready to go. Let them go in peace and hush up. The op wanted to know where he is, not your biased opinion. And no, I am not Brian....
Thought his accident was in Mexico.
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I might be wrong but I think he got out last year while retirement benefits were better.
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yea, right Brain. Thanks for letting us know (in your own way) that you were actually fired. You were not around long enough to take "early retirement."
He was "around long enough for retirement" 56+ and 30+ years...do the math. He is singing all the way to the BMS bank!
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Knew the Torstrick family long time ago in Evansville, hubby worked with Brian. Hope he and the family are all well, would love to know they are okay~
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Knew the Torstrick family long time ago in Evansville, hubby worked with Brian. Hope he and the family are all well, would love to know they are okay~
Brian was one of the "good guys"... The ones left are, for the most part, ...not.
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FYI - the wreck was in Spain and Brian did retire and move to Texas. 1st grandchild was born and Gma and Gpa wanted to be closer to the action. I'm sure he's smiling from ear to ear.
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FYI - the wreck was in Spain and Brian did retire and move to Texas. 1st grandchild was born and Gma and Gpa wanted to be closer to the action. I'm sure he's smiling from ear to ear.
Who was driving...McCabe? Wasn't he President of International at the time. May have had a few too many drinks!