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		<title>Breading&#8217;s Shoes</title>
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Photos and audio by Diana Soliwon

The man behind Breading&#8217;s Shoes at 1310 Walnut St. says he&#8217;s in a business he loves.
Russ Breading, a lifelong resident of Murphysboro, has a way of proving it to you: He saves a customer card for every patron he&#8217;s had in the nearly 60 years he&#8217;s been selling shoes. Name, [...]]]></description>
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<p class="intro">The man behind Breading&#8217;s Shoes at 1310 Walnut St. says he&#8217;s in a business he loves.</p>
<p>Russ Breading, a lifelong resident of Murphysboro, has a way of proving it to you: He saves a customer card for every patron he&#8217;s had in the nearly 60 years he&#8217;s been selling shoes. Name, size and width, cost, phone number and address &#8211; Breading carefully keeps the information cataloged until the next time the customer comes in.</p>
<p>Breading said he feels lucky to be successful in the retail business and to have the chance to consistently talk with people of the community. He said it&#8217;s the interaction with people that he&#8217;s enjoyed the most since he started in 1950, when he first helped at a local shoe store during high school.</p>
<p>Shortly after, Breading joined the Navy. He stuck with it for three years before he returned to his hometown.</p>
<p>“I came back from the service, and they said, ‘You want to come back to work?’ Well yeah, I’ll go to work &#8217;til I find something better, I said. I enjoyed it and never found anything better.”</p>
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