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Cliff LeCleir grew up on a rural Wisconsin farm but always had an inclination to be involved in business. After graduating from Cornell High School, he job-hopped around to several big cities, until he had his fill of the cramped, congested city life and headed back to Wisconsin. After stopping in La Crosse to see a friend, he took a night job at a hamburger stand and used the day to look for more lucrative employment. Finding it as an expeditor for Allis Chalmers, he worked in production control until joining the Army. His Army training in "stereogrametric compilation" didn't meet his expectations of avoiding "KP," and "Guard Duty," so he applied and received the job of the Colonel's clerk, which did. Vietnam was in a major buildup at the time and most in his skill area were called there. LeCleir received orders to go on a mapping project in Ethiopia. After completing his service obligation, he returned to his job at Allis Chalmers, got married, started a family, and began college. While in college he started his first business, graduated with a double major in business and geography and became the proud papa of three children. He has built and bought five different businesses during his career and claims that this was all part of God's plan to take a simple farm kid who knew how to work and show him what the Lord could do with so little. He resides just outside of La Crosse, Wisconsin, in the Township of Barre. His main joy is his wife Sandy, his three children, his twelve grandchildren, and as of this writing, his one great-grandchild. What a country! Let's hope and pray it stays that way.