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Past, Present & Future
Maintenance
(Plant Maintenance Supervisor)
Bob started with Plenco in 1973 as a Materials
Utility and Relief Operator. He earned his
Millwright certification in 1978, Mechanic B
rating in 1985 and Mechanic A statues in 1993.
In September of 1998, Bob became the
Maintenance foreman, less than a month later,
he was moved to the Supervisor position where he remained until his
retirement on April 29, 2016. Bob has been with Plastics Engineering
Company for over 43 years.
Robert Moeller
Resin
(Resin Foreman)
Mike retired April 14, 2016, from the Resin
Department, where he was a Resin Foreman.
He was with Plenco for 40 years and will miss
the people he worked with.
Mike and his wife, Linda, have been married
39 years. They will be heading to Las Vegas in
June to celebrate their wedding anniversary
and are planning some road trips for the summer.
The Webers are members of the Town of Sheboygan Lion’s Club
and help out there when they can. They also volunteer at Miesfelds’
Lakeshore Weekend. Since the inception of this event in 2009, it has
raised more than $788,500 for Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin.
“Just taking care of our large yard is a hobby in itself,” said Mike.
He also enjoys target shooting and woodworking. Mike is thankful he
was able to retire healthy and plans to spend more time with his wife,
traveling. They might even decide to be snowbirds out west.
Michael Weber
Materials Lab
(Materials Engineering Lab Technicial 4)
Raymond retired April 29, 2016, from the
Materials Engineering Lab, where he was a Lab
Technician 4. He was with Plenco for 37 years
and says he will miss the steady paycheck.
Raymond and his wife, Linda, have one child,
Holly, who lives in South Carolina and is going
to school to be an ultrasound technician. Last
semester, she made the President’s List. The Weseners plan to travel
the country and look forward to visiting many National Parks. They
also plan to do a lot of camping Up North this summer.
Raymond just bought a boat and will be using it for some fishing.
He also enjoys camping and motorcycling as well as shooting in a
pool league and playing golf.
“Summers are too short,” Raymond said. “It will be nice to not be
limited to five weeks off and just looking out the windows when it’s
nice out.”
Raymond Wesener
Dennis Holmer
Replaces Bob Moeller
With the retirement
of Robert Moeller,
effective at the end
of April (last day of
actual work was
March 25th), we are
proud to announce
new responsibilities
for Dennis Holmer,
who will replace
Robert Moeller
as
Plant
Maintenance Supervisor
.
Dennis started with Plenco in Decem-
ber of 1986 as an Automatic Molding
Press Operator. Then, for 15 months,
Dennis was a Resin Cook. Starting June 6,
1988, he was a Millwright Apprentice and
finished his apprenticeship on June 3,
1991, whereby he became a Mechanic B
in our Maintenance Department.
After working as a Maintenance
Mechanic B and Mechanic A for approxi-
mately nine years, Dennis was selected to
become the Maintenance Foreman
on March 6, 2000. As a foreman, Dennis
has been responsible for the daily
coordination of maintenance activities
among all of the mechanics.
With this latest promotion, Dennis
will be in charge of planning, directing
and controlling daily activities within
the Maintenance Department. We ask
everyone to work cooperatively with
Dennis Holmer as he transitions into his
new position.
We also want to acknowledge and
thank Bob Moeller, who will be retiring
from Plenco after 43 years of service.
We appreciate the time he has spent
here and for his many contributions to
helping make this company successful
May you have a wonderful retirement,
Bob.