Thoughts on reaching 80. (As I See It) (Column)

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From: National Underwriter Life & Health-Financial ServicesEdition
Date: 19940613
Author:Barnes, Don

A National Underwriter life insurance columnist discusses reaching the age of 80. He believes it is important to find out what is taking place in the industry. He also believes it is important to work closely and keep up the same pace as his younger associates. He and his fellow insurance writers keep each other informed of the changes in the industry. He also remarks on the skills of a 98-year-old insurance industry friend who also retains these skills.

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