SamKat, aka Sam Kegley - Frustration With Customer Service

Old Sam's frustration with World-wide Lack of Customer service

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Sam Kegley <skegley.kegley@gmail.com>	10:38 AM (9 minutes ago)
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My dear wife of 66 years, Jeanie, fears that I get so mad I will bring myself to a nervous breakdown.  Perhaps she is right.  I pray not as the hypocritical Christian that I am.  I think God is helping me.  None other can.

I have a strong belief that the world's biggest scam is upon seniors like me.  I retired 21 years ago from a a well-paying engineering job.  My experiences in these 21 years is that the dearth of customer service began with telephone companies when they created 'system answering services'.   Such systems save the using parties the salaries of telephone operators but ultimately costs them the loss of customers. Systems delay customer service and shields the suppliers from the needs of  customers, seniors in particular.

I did not retire from the engineering career to spend my life on-hold, transferring, finally getting people on line which my poor hearing and their poor English can decipher.  But I have a strong belief that 19 of my 21 retiree years have been spent in my attempts to keep things clean between any supplier and us.

Yes, Jeanie, I have deep frustrations causing a need for "anger management".  I believe our sincere prayers for relief of my anger to the absolute primary physician a few minutes ago is helping already.

A thing that Creates the most serious nervous breakdowns is a tendency to 'hold you anger in' when it is better to let it be honestly expressed to relieve the  hurting inside.

I know that I am the only senior or person in the world who suffers these frustrations but I also continually pray for the master physician to help the world in curing this poor 'answering service system' of telephone companies.

Sam, Kegley

614-882-5991

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Obituary Print Phyllis Fuller    |   Visit Guest Book PHYLLIS JEANNE "PIDGE" FULLER PORTSMOUTH —Phyllis Jeanne "Pidge" Fuller, 81, of Portsmouth, passed away Tuesday, April 24, 2018 at the SOMC Hospice Center in Portsmouth. She was born December 16, 1936 in Portsmouth, a daughter of the late Howard Frederick and Virginia Arnold Higgins Zeisler. Phyllis was a 1954 Portsmouth High School graduate and she received Bachelor of Arts and Science degrees from Ohio University. While at OU she was a member of the Kappa Delta Sorority and she was an avid Trojan and Bobcat fan. A retired social worker, Phyllis had worked at Hillcrest, the former Scioto County Children's Home, Heartland Nursing Home and the Area Agency on Aging. She was a former member of the Portsmouth Rotary Club and she served on the Portsmouth City School Board for over 20 years. She was also a past president of the former Scioto Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and she enjoyed traveling and camping. Phyllis also loved her family's camp, the Stoney Hollow Lodge (Fabulous Fanny's) in Doddridge County, WV. While there she enjoyed swimming, cooking for family and friends and playing bridge on many wonderful "Girls' Trips". Surviving are two sons, Willard Lynn (Stephanie) Fuller IV of Parkersburg, WV and Timothy Wayne Fuller of Portsmouth; her former husband, W. Lynn Fuller III of Portsmouth; a brother, James Howard Zeisler of Daytona Beach, FL; two grandsons, Kyle Higgins Fuller of Cincinnati and Denver Lee Fuller of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD; a brother-in-law, Sam Schwamberger of Circleville; six granddogs, Mitzi, Olive, Piper, Sadie, Missy and Marley; and three very special caregivers, Lois Hardin, Lorie Bradley and Mary Mullett. In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by a sister, Janet Ellen Schwamberger. A Celebration of Life will be held at noon, Saturday, May 12 at the RALPH F. SCOTT FUNERAL HOME in Portsmouth with Rev. Greg Carter officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 10 a.m. until the service hour. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the SOMC Hospice Transcending Lives Campaign, 2201-25th St., Portsmouth, OH 45662. Online condolences may be shared at www.RalphFScott.com. Funeral Home Ralph F. Scott Funeral Home 1422 Lincoln St Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740) 353-4161 Funeral Home Details Send Flowers Published in The Daily Times from Apr. 24 to Apr. 25, 2018 Share with Others Sign Guest Book Share your memories, express your condolences and add photos in the Guest Book for Phyllis Fuller. View full Guest Book Related Memorial Sites  Rotary International Return to today's Obituaries for The Daily Times