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Infinite Persistence Life Letter

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Locals know him as the “pie guy,” but if Gordon Weinberger has his way, New Hampshirites will soon be calling him the “ infinite persistence guy.”
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Gordon Weinberger, 41, started his own apple pie company in the early 1990s after winning two pie contest with his great-grandmother’s recipe at Londonderry Old Home Day.
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No more “pies in the sky” for Gordon Weinberger. The former Londonderry resident, affectionately know as the “pie man” for almost a decade, said his new venture is a well-grounded one.
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Those individuals and entrepreneurs seeking means of turning their dreams into reality might want to listen to what Gordon Weinberger has to say when he visits the Kearsarge-Sunapee Region next week.
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Remember the six-foot nine-inch tall guy from Londonderry with the big silly hat and flashy clothes who strolled through supermarkets promoting his pies? He’s back.
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