As Dennis Prince steps into retirement, we celebrate his remarkable 24-year journey with Comer Construction. His dedication, growth, and unforgettable contributions have left an indelible mark on the company, reflecting the positive and supportive environment that defines Comer Construction.
Dennis Prince started his utility construction career in 1975. When his family moved from Howard County to Harford County 24 years ago, he needed to find a shorter commute and a new opportunity.
His neighbor recommended that he apply at Comer Construction. “It sounded like a good construction company,” Dennis recalls.
Little did he know that this decision would mark the start of an incredible journey spanning over two decades.
The people here are like family. It’s been an incredible ride, sometimes fun, sometimes challenging, but always worth it.
Dennis Prince
We look out for each other, and that keeps people around.
Dennis Prince
Evolving Industry, Constant Culture: Dennis Prince’s Journey at Comer Construction
Growth Through Relationships
I wouldn’t have stayed for 24 years if it wasn’t a place worth staying.
Dennis Prince
Hang on. It can seem overwhelming at first, but give it time. Listen to others around you and stay open to learning.
Dennis Prince
Words of Wisdom: Advice for New Employees
To new employees, Dennis offers valuable advice: “Hang on. It can seem overwhelming at first, but give it time. Listen to others around you and stay open to learning.”
His words reflect the wisdom gained from years of experience, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and adaptability. Dennis’s insight underscores that patience and a willingness to learn from others are key to thriving in a new environment.
Looking Forward: Exciting Retirement Plans
As Dennis steps into retirement, he eagerly anticipates spending more time with his four children and two grandchildren.
“I don’t have hobbies yet – I hope to learn some. I’ll be doing things around the house,” he shares with a smile.
His retirement promises a blend of family time and new adventures, as he explores interests and enjoys the simple pleasures of life.
Farewell to Friends: What He’ll Miss Most
While he won’t miss the early mornings, Dennis will undoubtedly miss the camaraderie at Comer Construction. “The people here are like family. It’s been an incredible ride, sometimes fun, sometimes challenging, but always worth it. I wouldn’t have stayed for 24 years if it wasn’t a place worth staying,” he reflects. “I’ll miss the people the most – it’s a family I’m walking away from.” Dennis’s words capture the essence of his deep connection with Comer Construction and the lasting relationships he has built over the years.
As Dennis Prince bids farewell to Comer Construction, his 24-year legacy of hard work, adaptability, and commitment to safety will continue to inspire his colleagues. His journey with the company has been marked by significant contributions and strong relationships that have left a lasting impact.
Susie Comer, President of Comer Construction, says, “Dennis has been a key part of our team. His dedication and perseverance made a real difference here. We’re grateful for everything he’s done and know he’ll enjoy a well-deserved retirement.”
Dennis’s departure marks the end of an era, but his influence will remain a guiding force at Comer Construction for years to come.