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Raul Flores
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Raul Flores was recently
featured in:
The Pipeline, a publication of Pan Pacific
Plumbing & Mechanical!
Here is what it said : |
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Employee Spotlight:
Raul Flores II Raul Flores, Jr. has some
big shoes to fill
His dad, Raul Flores, Sr. has been with Pan for
about 10 years. When Raul Flores Jr. first started
here at the W Hotel, Jim Empero and Jeff Smith
recognized his name right away. They both commented
that Raul Flores Sr. is a good worker” especially
when running copper with his pouches in the front”
Jim later reminded Raul that he had a last name to
work for. And he is doing just that. Raul Flores Jr.
Is an up and comer in the Pan Pacific family.
“The attitude of working for my name made me do a
little more day after day throughout the project.”
Raul explained
Raul came to Pan through hi dad. At the 2008 Safety
Picnic at Universal Studios, he came with his dad
and met Frank Vincent. I was hired a week later and
I’ve been here ever since” Raul said.
Raul stated at the W and Legacy and then moved to
HS#2 and is currently finishing up HS#3 in South Los
Angeles.
Raul has been married to his wife, Maria for 10
years. The have four children. His only daughter is
Litzy. Her brothers are Raul Flores III, Saul , and
baby Branulio
Raul is involved in a very unusual hobby.
When I’m not working I like to spend my time playing
Cricket.
Cricket is a European sport which is not very
popular in America, but Raul has been playing on the
Compton Cricket team for about 15 years. The sport
has allowed him to see the world and meet
interesting people.
I’ve been to Belfast, North Ireland, and London. Our
team was sponsored by Maxim Magazine and we met the
owner Felix Denis. In London we played against the
Windsor Castle Cricket Team and met Prince Edward at
Buckingham Palace.
Even with his opportunity to travel Raul like to
stay close to home. As he uses the lessons he
learned from his father.
“More than anything, I love gathering with the
family every weekend. We make plenty of food and
drink a few beers and have fun and enjoy every
moment. Just like my old man taught us!” |
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