Back to California

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Chay




Jack‘s new US Air Force order assigned him to a North Dakota base for four years. His US Air Force assignments have relocated him from California to: Texas, Mississippi, Minnesota, Michigan, North and South Dakota, Indiana and Kentucky during his tenure. For someone who was raised in California these trips to the Midwest introduced him to four different seasons which we do not experience in California. He was so excited about sharing his experiences during a North Dakota snow storm, shoveling five inches of snow off his driveway and driving in zero-visibility white out conditions. To him it was fun and a new experience. Other experiences were the excitement of fishing in South Dakota catching fish for the first time, the scenery in Mississippi, but not the mosquito bites. He explained how many different kinds of mosquitoes there were in Mississippi. His Air Force travels introduced him to many new life experiences with memories and lessons that will last a life time.

His first catch

His military term ended after six years and he decided to move back to California. Jack owned a car and he wanted to bring this car home with all of the stuff he collected through his years of service. The US Air Force covers relocation expenses but we had to hire the professional moving company. Jack asked his friends who moved home to Los Angeles the previous month and they recommended using a Los Angeles moving company. Moving is overwhelming and a tedious task so it was very important to us to hire a company with extensive experience in moving valuable items to make our move worry-free. LA Movers exceeded the requirements we were looking for. They are professional, in compliance with federal and state license boards, and have a good reputation.  Los Angeles Movers is the kind of moving company you would want to hire and make your moving experience hassle-free and stress-free.

 

 

Submitted by Chay for TSS