Stopped by Because of the Sign

Gentlemen:

Timing is really everything! We became the general managers of Paul's Place, Bar and Country Kitchen on November 1, 2002. By a stroke of luck on November 30th, Randy from Signtronix dropped by, obviously because there was no visible sign for the business.

We could not get the sign installed and inspected until March 2003, primarily because of weather and installation schedules for erecting the pole for the sign. The sign was officially lit on March 20th. Amazingly, on the 22nd we had a couple driving from Farmington, NM who had stopped to eat at two places that were closed prior to seeing our sign. The reason they stopped was because they saw the hamburger and knew we would have something to eat. There have been many people since then, just passing through, that have stopped because of the sign. The sign definitely works!

A. and W. Seale

Paul's Place Bar and Country Kitchen
43 Buttercup Dr.
Pagosa Springs, CO

Thanks Friends and Signtronix

The Griffiths would like to thank all of our friends and family for the outstanding support and help in getting our business up and running. Looking at all the friendships we have made over the years has made us very aware we are truly blessed and bery lucky to live and work in a community where all things are possible. Moving a business is a BIG job that was made easy with so many hands.

Special thanks to ALL of you who made it possible, we could not have done this without you. Please stop by and check out our new sign that was “raised with love."
Vennie Real Estate Inc.
Pennsylvania

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