by Susan Huppert Special to The Journal Change is inevitable. We ;ither adjust or get caught in :he dust, a reality that Jeff Hines, owner of Hines Auc:ion Service had to face. Jeff is the second …
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Change is inevitable. We either adjust or get caught in :he dust, a reality that Jeff Hines, owner of Hines Auc:ion Service had to face. Jeff is the second generation of a well-respected auction busiless which began in the Pierce County area with his 84-year-old father. Jack.
“I have been going to auc:ions since I was a kid,” said ieff. “But I never pictured nyself doing what dad did Decause I had some obstacles
