Meeting Colonel Sanders

 

Colonel Sanders

Jill & I met Colonel Harland Sanders (yes, the real Colonel) at the time when I was working for Kentucky Fried Chicken as a Personnel Manager in 1976.

This picture was taken at a company dinner at the Hilton Hotel in Melbourne.

I think at the time that this picture was taken, we would have been in our late twenties and married for perhaps three or four years.

Oh, to be so young and with so much hair again!

You can find a brief history of the Colonel here.

Bruce

Bruce is a keen traveller and photographer. This web site describes his travel and family interests

One thought on “Meeting Colonel Sanders”

  1. Did he come over to Perth after Melbourne?
    I met him in Perth as I worked at a store
    I’m sure it was 1976

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