By LUELLA DOW
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Varied experiences helped shape Roger Hagenbuch

Of Cabbages and Kings

 

Last updated 7/24/2014 at 11:24am

Roger Hagenbuch

Roger Hagenbuch took ownership of Cheney's Copy Junction in November 2004. In 2008 he opened a second store in Airway Heights.

Roger Hagenbuch grew up on a dairy farm in New Jersey. He said, "I was the fourth of nine children." A family in the dairy business needs a lot of helpers to carry the milking equipment, feed the calves, and pitch the hay and many other chores.

After graduating high school, Roger joined the Air Force. Thanks to Uncle Sam, instead of hosing out the barn, he now worked in electronics. For how long? Roger said, "Thirty years, 29 days." Sorry if you're keeping track, but he did not mark the exact minutes on his calendar.

In 2000 he landed at Eastern Washington University and set his sights on a...



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