By Michele Smith
The Times
Roger Trump retires after 45 years of service in Col. County
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December 28, 2017
Meagan Bailey
The county celebrated Roger Trump's retirement at the courthouse on Monday. Trump was presented with a plaque for 30 years of service. (l to r): Commissioner Mike Talbott, Commissioner Norm Passmore, Roger Trump, and Commissioner Merle Jackson.
DAYTON-It is official. Roger Trump is retiring and the county celebrated his long career last week at the courthouse with cake and a plaque honoring his service.
What hasn't Trump accomplished in the last forty five years, since beginning work with the County Survey and Bridge Crew, in 1972?
He said from 1972 until 1982, he worked on the county road crew, advancing from laborer to road grader, as well as operating Trump's Custom Cut farm slaughter business.
Trump said he quit, for a time, to help run the Dayton Cut & Wrap business with his family.
But his love of survey and bridge buil...
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