Bergman says, “I am honored to recognize Robert Salzman for his life-long commitment to our Country and to his community.”On Friday, Michigan Congressman Jack Bergman was in the City of Menominee at the L.E. Jones Company for a special ceremony to honor the life of Robert E. Salzman and present a Congressional Resolution to Mr. Salzman’s family honoring Bob’s service to his Country and his legacy. Congressman Bergman says, “what we are doing here today is to remember and to honor people who have gone before us and set the example.”
Bergman says, “I am honored to recognize Robert Salzman for his life-long commitment to our Country and to his community.”
Robert Salzman lived a life of commitment to his community and his peers. First starting his time with L.E. Jones in 1942 and in 1943 enlisting in the U.S. Army. Soon after his military career, he returned to L.E. Jones where during his 44-year career, he worked as a machinist in the engineering department and later served in the sales department until his retirement in 1986. Continually contributing to the company, he served a pivotal role in the company’s success and longevity. Accompanying his achievements in his professional career and as a soldier. His legacy lives on among his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
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