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Mother passes on legacy as performance engine builder for General Motors to daughters   - Face2Face Africa

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Angie Carothers, a talented engine builder at General Motors' Performance Build Center in Bowling Green, Kentucky, has established herself as a top performer in her field. She is passing on her expertise and passion to her daughters, Latrice and Charisse, who also work alongside her as engine builders at the same center. Angie's journey into...

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