Roger Trerice:  

Well, for those of you who look. After garber, I had decided to try college out for a bit and went to Delta College. After Delta, I decided to get my BBA from Northwood University in Midland, MI. After Northwood, I took a job with a company named Associates Commercial Corporation, which was at the time the oldest private commercial finance company in the country (1927). Later I went it involuntary survitude with Ford, Paramont Pictures and Gulf + Western. These jobs took me to many cities. I lived in Chicago, IL, (God I do love Chicago) Ft. Worth, TX, and Boston, MA. After spending time with running around the country I took the LSAT and decided to give law school a shot. I entered Thomas M. Cooley Law School in September of 1990. After leaving law school and thankfully passing the bar on the first shot, I came back to Bay City opened my own practice that after about a year or so, became a partnershp known as Beggs & Trerice, P.L.C. Paul Beggs and I had our practice in the Davidson Building rite next to the post office. After about 10 years of litigation practice, I decided that change was needed. Thus I want to work for a local credit union as a Branch Manager and General Counsel. During these years I also tought for Delta College as an Adjunct Professor, teaching in both the business division, Legal Division and my version of Social Science :). In later 2005 after the hurricaes, Katrina, Rita and Wilma had hit, I was tapped by...Expand for more