WEATHERFORD — Marsha Brown
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Name: Ernie Pena
Age: 39
Company: Texas Tire Sales
Job title: Manager
Job description: Oversee daily activity with sales and customers
Years with company: Nine years
Personal business strategy: Maintain good quality service and in a timely fashion
Give us your best business advice: Take care of the customers!
First job: A cleaning job. Swept floors in Fort Worth
Dream job: Chef at a high-class restaurant
Hobbies: Outdoor activities
How I know I am successful: People come back to see me and trust my judgment
Favorite book: The Bible
Favorite movie: Scarface
Favorite restaurant: Italian
Historic person I'd most want to share a meal with: John F. Kennedy
One person I’d like to meet: Elvis
Pet peeve: Being unorganized
First car: 1980 Pontiac Grand Prix
Car I drive now: 2009 GMC truck
Favorite place to get away: Mexico
Thing I have too many of: Grey hairs
If I weren’t in this business, I would be a: Chef
City of residence: Weatherford
City of birth: Fort Worth
One achievement I’d most like to be remembered for: Being a positive role model for those in need
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