Laura Zimmermann
OCTOBER 30, 2014 10:14 AM

I'll miss Mr. Heldrich tremendously! I worked with him and Jean on and off during my 29 career here at Johnson & Johnson. He has taught me so many valuable lessons, too many to mention but there is one that he lived and breathed daily and that is how to treat people with respect and it didn't matter what level they were in the organization. "People" everyone mattered to Mr. Heldrich. I'll miss his smiling face and upbeat personality! His legacy will live on in so many people! I'm blessed to be one of those people... he was so much more than a boss...he was Family!

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