Nassif and Hank Giclas
that his first thought for retirement is to be able to get more involved in his church. Nassif, who was ordained a deacon in 1998, was a founding member of St. Anthony Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church in San Diego two decades ago. He serves the congregation every Sunday as a deacon but plans to do more as he time will allow. He also expects to spend more time on Middle East issues, as he has done at various times in his career. With more time on his hands, he plans to once again work with the American Task Force for Lebanon, a group that he has led as both CEO and chairman over the years. He also will continue to work with Western Growers on a four-year consultancy contract in which he expects immigration reform to be on the top of that list. And of course, Mr. Nassif is looking forward to spending more time with
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