Jim Pemberton
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Some of you know by now that we have lost another revered industry leader and vast information resource, Joe Domin.
www.messingermortuary.com
If you were in this business from the late 80's through the 90's, you'll remember him best as the happy and humorous Prochem chemist, though he also worked as a consultant for Legend Brands during his retirement. Like Shawn, he also was one remembered more for his warm personality, and not just his knowledge.
You rarely saw him without his white chemist's smock, and also without his beloved camera around his neck. Most of the pictures I have of my father were taken by him
For those of you who didn't know him, he was the formulator of much of the Prochem line of chemicals, and through that, much of the early Bridgepoint chemicals as well. You may not have met him, but his products helped many of the "old timers here" along the way.
IICRC instructors may also remember the event where he was asked to give a presentation on cleaning chemistry. He opened it with a more than dirty joke about pH that would get me "rafted" if I repeated it here. While the joke was funny, the funnier part was the embarrassed silence of most of the instructors who were afraid of the "powerful" organization "leaders" who laughed not at all.
Bill Yeadon and I laughed though.... I can't speak for Bill, but I am afraid I have always loved best the humor told at the "wrong time and place"
He would have fit into our community here very well.
Obituary for Joseph Domin | Messinger Mortuary
Obituary for Joseph Domin | Joseph Domin, 86, of Phoenix, AZ passed away on February 22, 2019. Joe was born on February 11, 1933 in Chicago, IL to the parents of Thomas and we think Leona. He was the youngest of either 9 or 11 children depending on who you ask and graduated from Illinois...
www.messingermortuary.com
If you were in this business from the late 80's through the 90's, you'll remember him best as the happy and humorous Prochem chemist, though he also worked as a consultant for Legend Brands during his retirement. Like Shawn, he also was one remembered more for his warm personality, and not just his knowledge.
You rarely saw him without his white chemist's smock, and also without his beloved camera around his neck. Most of the pictures I have of my father were taken by him
For those of you who didn't know him, he was the formulator of much of the Prochem line of chemicals, and through that, much of the early Bridgepoint chemicals as well. You may not have met him, but his products helped many of the "old timers here" along the way.
IICRC instructors may also remember the event where he was asked to give a presentation on cleaning chemistry. He opened it with a more than dirty joke about pH that would get me "rafted" if I repeated it here. While the joke was funny, the funnier part was the embarrassed silence of most of the instructors who were afraid of the "powerful" organization "leaders" who laughed not at all.
Bill Yeadon and I laughed though.... I can't speak for Bill, but I am afraid I have always loved best the humor told at the "wrong time and place"
He would have fit into our community here very well.
