Proprietor Randy Malecha has a new exterior sign above the entrance to his Willie’s Shoe Repair shop next to the Armory on Division St.
Proprietor Randy Malecha has a new exterior sign above the entrance to his Willie’s Shoe Repair shop next to the Armory on Division St.
Congrats Randy, but for the record you don’t need a new sign to sell the absolute best leather care I have ever had!
Hey, Morgan, great to hear from you. It’s been about a year since we last heard. How about another update?
[…] This week I was pressured (I’m not sayin’ by who) into getting rid of a perfectly fine pair of 30 year-old moccasins in favor of a new pair from Willie’s Shoe Repair. […]
Don’t let him kid you. Griff has been supporting the Duct Tape industry for the last 10 years… there wasn’t much leather left on those old moccasins. I won a gift certificate at the Northfield Historical Society’s Auction and didn’t waste any time in shaming him into using it. Thanks Randy, for the donation to the Auction and the intense counseling he needed when faced with the replacement of those nasty things.
Oh, thank goodness! I was under the erroneous impression that Willie’s Shoe Repair store was closed.
If you look closely in the bottom right corner of the photo of Willie’s new sign…you will see the initials of the artist who designed and painted the sign. None other than my brother Michael Weinmann who lives in Austin, MN (he also did the “Tattered Pages” sign in the middle school. When I send him this link, he’ll be pleased to see his handiwork was appreciated. Keep up the keen eye, Griff!