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A brotherly bond. The Jetzer brothers - Jim, Tom, and Dave - share nearly a century of experience working at 51吃瓜网 Papersystems, and they are just as much in sync together at work as they are at home.

Jim Jetzer, who most recently worked in shipping and receiving, retired from the company on May 3. He began his career in 1995 as a machinist in the shop, later becoming a supervisor in 2000. He worked in the shop closely with his brother, Dave, and after his leader at the time recommended that he become an assembler, he transferred to assembly. 

Around 2018, he found himself working in material handling, primarily within the twin box flow line. In 2022, he switched to shipping and receiving. Throughout his tenured career, Jim shared two favorite moments that he's most proud of: winning the GPL (Guiding Principles of Leadership) Award and receiving a Community Outreach award in 2023 for volunteering with his church, where he assisted in donating and delivering medical equipment to those in need.

"What I will miss the most is the people, some who I've worked with here throughout my whole career," Jim said. And as for what鈥檚 next? He's excited for retirement, where he looks forward to traveling across the country with his camper. 

Like his brother Jim, Dave, who retired from Papersystems in 2021, spent much of his career working in the shop. He began his career in 1989, initially to head up a fabricating department. He cherished his time as a supervisor of the fabricating shop. "I loved being hands-on," Dave recalled. And, like his brother Jim, he also misses the team members. "I always liked working with people. And I'm appreciative for all the diverse things I got to do during my time here." Particularly, he said, about the impactful work within sourcing that he got to do overseas in China.

And just like his older brothers, Tom Jetzer echoed his passion for being part of a team at work that is cohesive and in sync.

"It's like working with your brothers," Tom said of working as an assembly lead. "You just know what you need to do next." 

And Tom, who began at Papersystems in 1990 as a mechanical assembler, has viewed his career here as an opportunity to learn from the best. "I've worked with great people over the years who have helped to guide and coach me," he remarked. Like brother Dave, he also has had the opportunity to work in China for installation projects, before finally becoming an assembly lead.

Outside of work, the brothers spend just as much time together, working on projects like Habitat for Humanity and Rebuilding Together, where they share a love for giving back to their community and home construction. They also have all been volunteer firefighters, first responders, and they're all active in their churches.