This morning’s Salisbury Post includes a profile of former Alcoa employee Frank King, Jr. Frank worked for Alcoa for 44 years, playing a key role in early residential development along High Rock Lake and the creation of Tuckertown Reservoir. He retired in 1978.
“People used to say that no one knew Alcoa’s reservoirs, especially High Rock Lake, better than Frank King Jr.,” writes reporter Mark Wineka.
From what I hear, that’s certainly true.
All of us at Alcoa were thrilled to read about Frank and his family. If you’d like to read the entire article (97-year-old recounts battling malaria for Alcoa) you can find it online at: www.salisburypost.com/News/032411-wineka-frank-king-man-for-the-ages-qcd
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