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Fred Taylor Fred Taylor

Name: Fred Taylor, Jr. (a.k.a. Freddo; Mr. MOM; and Hey? You!)
Age: 35 Married to a trophy wife (Julie), and we produced four “angelic” children (Ben, Madeline, Olivia, and Zoe).
Pets: Two ornery wire-hair fox terriers (Gipper and Gordie). Southwest Employee for almost nine (Wow, I didn’t realize it’s been that long!) years.
Current Position: Manager Proactive Customer Communications
Various SWA duties: Customer Service Agent, Supervisor, Manager; Customer Communications Specialist; and current position.
Hobbies: Thoroughbred Racing, Bourbon Swilling, and Parent Stuff.
Personal Accomplishments: Meeting my wife and graduating from college — the University of Louisville.
Professional Accomplishments: Convincing Colleen and the rest of my Teammembers that I am trustworthy.
Most embarrassing moment: Whenever I speak to Herb.
Memorable moments: All of the entertaining experiences I’ve had with our Customers

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