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Monday, Jan. 29, 2007: Emerson Invites Guests to Historic Museum
January 29, 2007
DALLAS - Emerson
Climate Technologies hosted more than 800 contractors, distributors, and
friends from the industry at the AHR Expo on Sunday, Jan. 28. James Garner
(left), Interstate Plumbing & Air Conditioning of Las Vegas, and Luke
Mooney, retired deputy sheriff of Dallas County, posed for a nostalgic
remembrance at the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas. The boxes in the background
are in the plexiglass protected area where Lee Harvey Oswald perched on the
sixth floor of the School Book Depository to fire upon President John F. Kennedy
as his motorcade passed. Garner was in the second grade in Fort Worth, Texas,
when he visited Dealey Plaza in Dallas on a school field trip on the day
Kennedy was assassinated. Mooney, the officer who discovered the sniper's
nest and empty rifle shells on the floor, was on hand to meet guests, courtesy
of Emerson.
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