Dana Heinze Retires

[Syrinx]

Dana Heinze Moves On After 33 Years As An Equipment Manager​

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[Buddy Bizarre]

Jeez..good run for him

 

[Pens x]

He knew Hextall would low ball him.

 

[Randy Butternubs]

Wow, I can't believe Danton Heinen is retiring.

 

[Kristopher Letang]

In The Room legend.

 

[SEALBound]

When you retire as a 33yr vet of the Equipment Management industry...where does one go? Like, when he's on indeed.com searching jobs, what's he searching for?

 

[DesertedPenguin]

When you retire as a 33yr vet of the Equipment Management industry...where does one go? Like, when he's on indeed.com searching jobs, what's he searching for?

"He and his wife Kathy are moving back to their hometown of Johnstown, Pa., where they plan to spend more time with their families, especially his mother and her father, who are dealing with some health issues."

 

[Ugene Magic]

Job well done.... Happy retirement...!

 

[MetalheadPenguinsFan]

Happy trails!!!

You were an vitally important piece in our 5 Cup Machine.

An unsung hero who helped the Boys when they need it most. Night in night out.

 

[BusinessGoose]

When you retire as a 33yr vet of the Equipment Management industry...where does one go? Like, when he's on indeed.com searching jobs, what's he searching for?

Usually when you retire, you ain't looking for another job lol

 

[Honour Over Glory]

I thought Marian Hossa retired because of jock itch with his equipment?

 

[MetalheadPenguinsFan]

I thought Marian Hossa retired because of jock itch with his equipment?

I think it was just a bad case of Marianitis.

 

[molon labe]

When you retire as a 33yr vet of the Equipment Management industry...where does one go? Like, when he's on indeed.com searching jobs, what's he searching for?

You quietly work in the back of a rural 2nd-hand hockey equipment store until one day, in your 70s, a young hotshot is sentenced to community service and needs advice. He knows who you are but his team does not - they disrespect you but you provide good quips and act as a solid mentor - sharpening skates - and eventually provide extra inspiration for a team to go on and win it all.

 

[BlindWillyMcHurt]

You quietly work in the back of a rural 2nd-hand hockey equipment store until one day, in your 70s, a young hotshot is sentenced to community service and needs advice. He knows who you are but his team does not - they disrespect you but you provide good quips and act as a solid mentor - sharpening skates - and eventually provide extra inspiration for a team to go on and win it all.

Starring Eric Stoltz, Paul Newman and Phoebe Cates

 

[SEALBound]

You quietly work in the back of a rural 2nd-hand hockey equipment store until one day, in your 70s, a young hotshot is sentenced to community service and needs advice. He knows who you are but his team does not - they disrespect you but you provide good quips and act as a solid mentor - sharpening skates - and eventually provide extra inspiration for a team to go on and win it all.

Can the hot shot be an addict of some sort? Like a coke addict? And could he look to bang one of the kids on the team's mom?

Would also be great if he was willing to flush his career for a pee-wee hockey gig that doesn't pay.