Tim Bramlett

I’m still living across the road from my parents (Hargrove Lake Rd) with Ethel (sense 1972), and her mother Doris.
Janel maried Sept 19,2010 to Jess Hall, and then she moved to SC.

We have a grand daughter Reagan (Nov 1, 2006) who keeps us laughing.

I worked for Reliance Elec. Co. Athens for 26 years until they closed the control plant (1997)and I was unemployed for one and half years. Then I got a job in Lawrenceville Ga with Motorola and have been here sense. I work on the Cell phone accessories such as Blue tooth headsets, and other attachments.

I have been very blessed with what God has allowed me to do in my life and a loving family whom I have enjoyed traveling with to different places.
(2008) Ethel and I took a trip to Las Vegas and California to see the Red Rock Canyon, the Grand Canyon and LA beaches
Also I had a chance to go to China on business for two weeks for a pilot build on a couple of our products.
I had a chance to go to Guatemala on a mission trip working on orphanage a couple years ago. We have been on several Mission trips with the church and Georgia Baptist Disaster relief.

I am looking forward to retiring in a few years and spend more time traveling this great country. There are still lots of thing I would like to see. I hope to do more fishing.

Latest 10-18-12
I was laid off from Motorola Mobility (Google) Aug 31 2012.
I found out there was a job opening for Motorola Solutions (same building) so I pursued this job and got it.
Started back to work on Sept 24 2012.
New boss, former worker, new/less responsibilities. (Less Pay)
Same 52 mile commute to work.
Praise God he took care of me and family.
Ethel had rotor cuff surgery and doing well.

DEC 2015 Motorola layed me off.
So in April 2016 I signed up for SSA and my pension from Motorola.
So now just hanging out on the farm getting caught up on yard work.
Enjoying working around the house.

Wow, there are so many fun things we did, Band trips, Livestock shows, Ball games, Six Flags.
Many fond memories of OCHS and some of the unspeakable things we did.