Bob Vollmer, a remarkable figure in the world of surveying, has officially announced his retirement at the distinguished age of 102. Vollmer's career, spanning nearly six decades, began in 1962 when he first joined Indiana's Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Known for his incredible dedication and resilience, Vollmer has been an inspiration to many in the field and beyond.
The Journey of a Lifetime
Throughout his career, Bob Vollmer witnessed and participated in numerous changes and developments within Indiana's landscapes. His dedication to accuracy and meticulous attention to detail made him one of the most respected surveyors in the state. Vollmer's work, often described as a labor of love, has undoubtedly left a lasting impact on the state's infrastructure and natural resource management.
A Legacy of Resilience
Even as Vollmer reached his centennial years, his passion for surveying never waned. His secret to longevity and persistent enthusiasm for his work has often been a topic of interest among his peers and admirers. Vollmer has credited his active lifestyle and unwavering curiosity as key factors in his long and fulfilling career.
Celebrate a Remarkable Career
The retirement of Bob Vollmer marks not only the end of an era but also a celebration of a life dedicated to public service. As one of Indiana's oldest state employees, his contributions have been invaluable, shaping both rural and urban areas across the state.