Home town store need it's home town manger- Jeff Gullion
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Tammy Kimble
12 years ago
please keep Jeff
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Kylie Whiteman
12 years ago
Keep Jeff in Alexandria!
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Jeremiah
12 years ago
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Winnie Johnson
12 years ago
What I can not understand is Why....... The employees all love and respect Jeff. Business is great.He is there for the customers. What more could you ask for .... If we lose Jeff as are manager we will lose the best manager Harvest Markets will ever have............
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Judy lane
12 years ago
Jeff has made a great store with Harvest on our town he is a great person and people like him very much. If you take him out the store not be the s
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Karrie Grimes
12 years ago
Keep Jeff in Alexandria
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DEBBIE ARNOLD
12 years ago
PLEASE KEEP JEFF IN ALEXANDRIA.
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Crystal Deckard
12 years ago
keep jeff hes a great manager. noone can replace him
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violet mabbitt
12 years ago
Jeff has improved Harvest greatly. Keep someone here that knows Alex and how it is here.
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MJ bowers
12 years ago
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MIke and Connie Owens
12 years ago
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Jeff: has done a great job, reward him and insure Harvet's future in Alexandria by allowing him to continue. There may be new competiton coming and Harvest needs his local knowledge and experience!
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Amy Wilson
12 years ago
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We need Jeff Guillon at the Harvest in Alexandria. He has done great with the Alex store. With Harvest being the only grocery store now in Alexandria. If he leaves I will be forces as well as several other's in the community to shop at a different grocery chain in a nearby city. And by doing that you will contribute that Alex dying even more because by sending him to another store you will lose a lot of business. And may not have enough business to stay open.
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Heather Beane
12 years ago
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Such a great man! Good hearted family man! He was once my boss and understood everything that was going wrong with my pregnancy and never once got upset if I had to miss work. Wveryone in the town knows him the same. Such a caring man! Keep him in Alex store!!!
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Bub Richardson
12 years ago
I know Jeff, great guy.He should stay here where he belongs!
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ashley lane
12 years ago
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My fiance works at Harvest Supermarket with Jeff Gullion and says somehow he managed to keep his cool and act professional when Cox's Supermarket closed and everything was flying off the shelves. They have went from one truck a week to two. Jeff, Charlie, and Patrick do every truck every week. Jeff has to handle the guys and take care of the front office at times. NO REASON WHAT SO EVER SHOULD HE BE FORCED TO LEAVE THIS STORE THAT HE MADE WHAT IT IS TODAY!!!
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Melissa Abernathy
12 years ago
Jeff is why I shop at Harvest. please let him stay.
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William Maddox
12 years ago
Keep Jeff where he belongs! In Alexandria!!
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Zach Collis
12 years ago
I believe that Jeff should remain at the Alexandria store if he wishes too. However the Alexandria Harvest Market could be created into a model store/training facility.
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Paula Faircloth
12 years ago
KEEP JEFF !
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Brenda Hiser
12 years ago
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I know business is business, but success in a small town has criteria assigned to it. I'm hoping this isn't a response to the elimination of competion, we can shop in Muncie or Anderson. I shop there bc Jeff helped our Randi get his first job, we are very thankful for that. We support local and family employment. Hope this can be worked out.
please keep Jeff
Keep Jeff in Alexandria!
Ginder
What I can not understand is Why....... The employees all love and respect Jeff. Business is great.He is there for the customers. What more could you ask for .... If we lose Jeff as are manager we will lose the best manager Harvest Markets will ever have............
Jeff has made a great store with Harvest on our town he is a great person and people like him very much. If you take him out the store not be the s
Keep Jeff in Alexandria
PLEASE KEEP JEFF IN ALEXANDRIA.
keep jeff hes a great manager. noone can replace him
Jeff has improved Harvest greatly. Keep someone here that knows Alex and how it is here.
❤️
Jeff: has done a great job, reward him and insure Harvet's future in Alexandria by allowing him to continue. There may be new competiton coming and Harvest needs his local knowledge and experience!
We need Jeff Guillon at the Harvest in Alexandria. He has done great with the Alex store. With Harvest being the only grocery store now in Alexandria. If he leaves I will be forces as well as several other's in the community to shop at a different grocery chain in a nearby city. And by doing that you will contribute that Alex dying even more because by sending him to another store you will lose a lot of business. And may not have enough business to stay open.
Such a great man! Good hearted family man! He was once my boss and understood everything that was going wrong with my pregnancy and never once got upset if I had to miss work. Wveryone in the town knows him the same. Such a caring man! Keep him in Alex store!!!
I know Jeff, great guy.He should stay here where he belongs!
My fiance works at Harvest Supermarket with Jeff Gullion and says somehow he managed to keep his cool and act professional when Cox's Supermarket closed and everything was flying off the shelves. They have went from one truck a week to two. Jeff, Charlie, and Patrick do every truck every week. Jeff has to handle the guys and take care of the front office at times. NO REASON WHAT SO EVER SHOULD HE BE FORCED TO LEAVE THIS STORE THAT HE MADE WHAT IT IS TODAY!!!
Jeff is why I shop at Harvest. please let him stay.
Keep Jeff where he belongs! In Alexandria!!
I believe that Jeff should remain at the Alexandria store if he wishes too. However the Alexandria Harvest Market could be created into a model store/training facility.
KEEP JEFF !
I know business is business, but success in a small town has criteria assigned to it. I'm hoping this isn't a response to the elimination of competion, we can shop in Muncie or Anderson. I shop there bc Jeff helped our Randi get his first job, we are very thankful for that. We support local and family employment. Hope this can be worked out.