
When Tim Peyron started working at 16 Cents, 3 Shoes, & 5 Socks, he was about nine months clean of alcohol and drugs. Now, he’s celebrating two years sober, a new position, and custody of his precious daughter, Ophelia.
“It’s been a blessing. Jason, the owner of 16 Cents, has taken me under his wing, mentoring me, helping me make decisions with money. I really look up to him as a father figure,” said Tim.
Tim started working in the warehouse, unloading mattresses. Now, he’s on the sales floor at our downtown store in Spokane. Working at 16 Cents, 3 Shoes, & 5 Socks helps Tim stay on the right track and provide for Ophelia, who is now four-years-old. Tim received full custody of his daughter about a year and a half ago.
We’re so glad to have you on our team, Tim! Keep up the excellent work.
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