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This exhibit is sponsored by Congregation Ezra Bessaroth
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Ike Azose at Boeing, 1974. Image courtesy Ike Azose.
Ike Azose at Boeing, 1974. Image courtesy Ike Azose.
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Group photo with Boeing employees. Ike is on the far left. Image courtesy Azose family.
Group photo with Boeing employees. Ike is on the far left. Image courtesy Azose family
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Boeing group with Ike Azose (in center) 1987. Image courtesy Ike Azose.
Boeing group with Ike Azose (in center) 1987. Image courtesy Ike Azose.
After his time in New York and prior to enlisting in the Air Force, Ike began work at Boeing as a Tool Room Clerk. During that time, Boeing was operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Boeing requested that Ike work weekends. However, as an Orthodox Jew, Ike could not work from sundown Friday until after sundown Saturday, which created some tension. Ike’s Uncle, Rabbi Solomon Maimon, spoke to Ike's Senior Supervisor, which helped.
Returning to Boeing in 1954, Ike went back to the tool room, then rose through the ranks, becoming a Systems Analyst. Ike retired in 1995.
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Sam Behar presents Ike Azose with the 1985 Cost Reduction Program award as part of the Boeing Suggestion System. Image courtesy Azose family.
Sam Behar presents Ike Azose with the 1985 Cost Reduction Program award as part of the Boeing Suggestion System.
Image courtesy Azose family.
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Ike's 35th Anniversary at Boeing. Image courtesy Ike Azose.
Ike's 35th Anniversary at Boeing. Image courtesy Ike Azose.
