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Despite his 94-year history in the US Navy, where he participated in World War II and the father of five children, Bob Sargent decided to work at his family's coffee shop in North Carolina.
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Sargent said in a television interview that people should be mixed up and that work was an honor. The refreshing smells of coffee stir up a lot of old memories. He works in a coffee shop owned by his granddaughter and grandson shortly after it opened a year ago.
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Sargent joined the Navy at the age of 17 and worked mechanically in 1945, and was chosen from among the elite. He had already taken President Roosevelt to the Yalta conference as a member of the Guard at the famous meeting. Roosevelt discussed British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet Prime Minister Joseph Stalin. Post-war.
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After the end of World War II, Sargent returned to the United States, married and worked for a company for 31 years, then became a priest, then managed the housing development project at the University of Elon, as well as his work at the cafe.
The man failed to retire after many previous attempts, as the style of life is not appropriate for him, his love for work and movement constantly, saying: "I can not stand without doing anything!".
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