Ronald Payne EnterprisesAddress4600 E. 57th St. S ContactRon Payne | |
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Veteran Owned Business | Army, Separated | Member since November 29th, 2010 | |
Ronald Payne Enterprises. I make hand crafted woodwork crafts including wood jewelry and wood-and-silver jewelry, wood boxes, wood pens, and custom pieces. Contact Ronald Payne Enterprises today in Derby at: (316) 253-7675. Comments on the Military and Business Ownership...I joined the army in '97, mostly for the student loan repayment. I went in as a carpenter/mason (51B) and learned construction. I deployed to Bosnia and Kosovo. One thing I learned from my time in is sometimes you just need to go for it. ron This page has been visited 593 times. | |
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