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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: September 23, 2009
Peter Haley 2009
Name: Peter Haley
Title: Broker/Owner
Company: Henshaw and Haley Real Estate
Location: 100 Stone Bridge Rd., Templeton, Mass.
Birthplace and year: Gardener, Mass., 1953
Family: Wife Jo Ann, four children and five grandsons
College: 1971 - 1972 at Southern Mass. University
First job outside of real estate: Water well driller
First job in real estate or allied field: Agent in residential sales
What do you do now and what are you planning for the future? Broker/owner at a small rural firm with plans to continue.
Hobbies: Hiking, reading and local history
Favorite book: "Clear and Present Danger" by Tom Clancy
Favorite movie: "Oceans Eleven"
Person you emulate (outside of family): Walter Chronkite
Key to success: Truth above all.
If you were to choose another vocation what would it be? An actor on "Mythbusters"
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