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EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT—ALLEN GIACOMA
By Kim Bogucki, Logistics
Administration
Allen Giacoma has been with
GOJO for 9 years working in
Production Maintenance. About
working at GOJO, Allen said,
Pictured above: Front, left to “There are some really amazing
right – Isabelle, Charlotte, people at GOJO, and being on
Alexandria. Back, left to right - different teams has allowed me
Cody (Future son-in-law) and to meet some of them. Thank
Allen you.” In fact, one of his favorite
memories at GOJO was working with the
annual Employee Appreciation Luncheon
Team.
Allen is a team player, and he brings his
motivation, friendly disposition, and work
ethic to every task he performs. It’s no
surprise that his favorite thing to say is, Pictured above: Allen’s feature
Pictured above, left to right: “Make it happen.” Allen says he looks photos from the 2014 October/
Yoshi and Lucy loving life up to Stephen Hawking, and loves two November issue of Café Racer
of his quotes: “Life would be tragic if it
weren’t funny” and “Quiet people have the loudest minds.”
Allen is from Santa Barbara, CA, and, as many Californians do, he
enjoys the sun and surf. He loves hanging out playing board games
with his wife Charlotte and his daughters Isabelle (age 23) and
Alexandria (age 21). Allen says his daughters are the loves of his life,
and he is very proud of all that they have accomplished already.
Isabelle is attending Kent State University where she is studying
Mechanical Engineering, and Alexandria is attending Walsh University
Pictured above: The “before” where she is working towards a degree in Communications. Allen’s
picture of the Zombie family also consists of two rescue dogs (Yoshi, a Pit mix and Lucy, a
Apocalypse Scooter Terrier mix), one rescue cat (Mr. Tacos), and an iguana named
Gandolf.
Allen loves the outdoors and enjoys fishing, golfing, exploring Ohio,
watching live bands, and going on brew tours. His favorite music is
“good old rock and roll,” and his favorite food is a street taco.
In his spare time, Allen’s true passion comes out. You’ll find him
working on motorcycles or going to motorcycle events/shows. Pictured
to the left are the before and after pictures of his latest project, turning
the regular scooter into the “Zombie Apocalypse Scooter.”
Fun Fact! Allen was featured in the 2014 October/November issue of
Café Racer. Pictures can be seen above!
Pictured above: The “after”
picture of the Zombie When Allen is ready to retire, he wants to travel between houses in
Apocalypse Scooter Tennessee and the other near a beach where it never snows.
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