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History Mission Contact Location Projects SIXTH SEVENTH EIGHTH
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       Eshbach Brothers Masonry Contractors was established in 1913; when brothers Wilson,         
     Morris, Ivrin, and Addison formed a partnership.

       By 1932, Irvin Eshbach had passed-away and Addison had withdrawn from the partnership.
     This left Wilson and Morris as the two remaining partners.  Led by these two brothers, 
     Eshbach Masonry sustained itself through the difficult years of the depression.  In 1945,
     Morris retired from the business.  In 1946, Wilson passed-away.

       Later in 1946, Eshbach Brothers was incorporated by Wilson's five sons: Kenneth, Elwood,
     Clifton, William and Robert.  Collectively they successfully operated the masonry company.
     Elwood, clifton, and William have since passed-away and Robert has retired.

       Presently, Eshbach Brothers, L.P. is operating as a limited partnership.  On June 1, 2000,
     Eshbach Brothers, Inc. became a limited partnership.       

       James J. Eshbach, son of Robert Eshbach, has 43 years of experience in the construction
     industry.  He is a road supervisor. In this capacity, he oversees numerous projects and 
     coordinates operations with field personnel and office management.

       Wilson J. Eshbach, son of the late Kenneth Eshbach, is an estimator, project manager, 
     safty director, and human resource coordinator.  He has 36 years experience in the industry.

       James P. Hartz, son-in-law of James J. Eshbach, has 25 years of experience in the 
     construction industry.  He is currently an estimator and project manager.  Previously, for
     21 of the 24 years, he has served as a bricklayer and supervising foreman.  As the supervising 
     foreman, James constructed the company's largest project to date of $8,650,000.

       Jeff R. Wolff started in construction during the semester breaks, while attending college
     from 1988-1992.  He then worked full-time as a member of the Laborers International Union of
     North America, until 1998; when he became a full-time estimator and project manager.

       Eshbach Brothers, L.P. also includes additional full-time office staff; two additional
     estimators/project managers, an accountant, and an administrative assistant.