I knew George Gilroy in Phoenix, Arizona
George R. Gilroy was a salesman for American Can Co in the 1960s and 1970s. He worked in the paper products division, American Can had purchased the former Northern Paper Mills. He worked in the wholesale and retail grocery trade selling the Northern product line: Northern Toilet Tissue, Northern Facial Tissues, Aurora Bathroom Tissue, Gala (paper) Towels, Waxtex Waxed Paper (rolls), and a latecomer, Dixie Bathroom Cups.
George was promoted to sales manager and transferred from his native state, Oregon, to Phoenix, Arizona. He bought a home in Scottsdale, a nearby suburb. There he lived with his wife Julia and three children, Tamarah, David, Linda.
George had two siblings: Agatha, who passed away, and a brother Michael (Mike) who is alive at the time of this writing (Nov 9, 2022).
Late in the 1960s or early 1970s, American Can terminated its Arizona salesforce and turned the product line's sales over to a local food broker. The author left the company shortly before that. George and his other employee, Dennis Small, found other work.
I discovered two of his children on Facebook and will notify them of this page. George was an honest and pleasant man and a fair boss to me and Dennis.