Look, no hands!

Memories from Theo Jonker:

There always was fun and laughter

In the early days of ez deck we helped Baytown deck and fence with their first install the saw blade they were using was well past it’s code date and the guy was literally trying to chop the board with his chop saw between us we changed the letters around of the company They we’re painful to watch and pretty “ dense”.

In 1998 we had the ice storm where we helped out all the neighbours with the generator we spent a lot of time together that week a little inconvenient with no power but no one went hungry

I had another memory to share with him. Sarah helped your Dad out stocking shelves for National Spar and when we asked her how her day went, she said great. Jon played the radio loud on there travels and when a song came on with drums playing, he would take his hands off the wheel and tap his hands on the dash board. He could drive with no hands. Sarah still drives with two hands on the wheel. Thanks Jon.