WWII Veteran - US Navy
Mr. Baechle was responsible for bringing plastic to this area. He was CEO and Founder of Retamco, Inc. & Reliance Plastics. He retired in 1995. He was a member of Westside Nut Club (founded the Lighthouse Parade), Masonic Lodge #64, Westside Hi 12 Club, Evansville Foreman's Club, VFW Post # 1114, American Legion Post #8 and the National Tool & Die Association. He formerly worked for Hoosier Cardinal. He and his wife Mary Jane Cox were married 62 years.
Mr. Baechle was responsible for bringing plastic to this area. He was CEO and Founder of Retamco, Inc. & Reliance Plastics. He retired in 1995. He was a member of Westside Nut Club (founded the Lighthouse Parade), Masonic Lodge #64, Westside Hi 12 Club, Evansville Foreman's Club, VFW Post # 1114, American Legion Post #8 and the National Tool & Die Association. He formerly worked for Hoosier Cardinal. He and his wife Mary Jane Cox were married 62 years.
WWII Veteran - US Navy
Mr. Baechle was responsible for bringing plastic to this area. He was CEO and Founder of Retamco, Inc. & Reliance Plastics. He retired in 1995. He was a member of Westside Nut Club (founded the Lighthouse Parade), Masonic Lodge #64, Westside Hi 12 Club, Evansville Foreman's Club, VFW Post # 1114, American Legion Post #8 and the National Tool & Die Association. He formerly worked for Hoosier Cardinal. He and his wife Mary Jane Cox were married 62 years.
Mr. Baechle was responsible for bringing plastic to this area. He was CEO and Founder of Retamco, Inc. & Reliance Plastics. He retired in 1995. He was a member of Westside Nut Club (founded the Lighthouse Parade), Masonic Lodge #64, Westside Hi 12 Club, Evansville Foreman's Club, VFW Post # 1114, American Legion Post #8 and the National Tool & Die Association. He formerly worked for Hoosier Cardinal. He and his wife Mary Jane Cox were married 62 years.
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