If you always do what you've always done, you can't get any more than what you always got.
I am Arley Clark. I was born and raised in Bremerton, Washington. I have also lived in Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma and Renton, Washington. Since 1981 I have resided in Springfield, Missouri - the middle of everywhere.
I have had a wide variety of jobs in my lifetime. My first job was working at my Dad's service station. I was eleven. After that I worked as a soda jerk/hamburger flipper at Dairy Queen, stock boy at Hickory Farms, grocery clerk, general helper at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Computer Operator at Keyport Naval Torpedo Station. In 1969 I went work for the Eddie Bauer company when it was a privately-owned sporting goods company. I started as night-shift computer operator. Over the course of my Eddie Bauer career I was a computer programmer, systems analyst, Inventory Control Supervisor, Manager of Operations Accounting and Manager of Catalog Call Center & Data Processing Operations. In 1981, I accepted a Director of Operations position with Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, MO.
Always been involved with sports (baseball, football, basketball, bowling) either as a player, coach or fan.
I have had a wide variety of jobs in my lifetime. My first job was working at my Dad's service station. I was eleven. After that I worked as a soda jerk/hamburger flipper at Dairy Queen, stock boy at Hickory Farms, grocery clerk, general helper at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Computer Operator at Keyport Naval Torpedo Station. In 1969 I went work for the Eddie Bauer company when it was a privately-owned sporting goods company. I started as night-shift computer operator. Over the course of my Eddie Bauer career I was a computer programmer, systems analyst, Inventory Control Supervisor, Manager of Operations Accounting and Manager of Catalog Call Center & Data Processing Operations. In 1981, I accepted a Director of Operations position with Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, MO.
Always been involved with sports (baseball, football, basketball, bowling) either as a player, coach or fan.