Jim Kincer

Jim Kincer
1976

Jim Kincer
Pewee Valley, KY
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"Xerox was a life changing experience!"

Kincer was with Xerox from 1970 until April 1978.  

He worked as a sales rep for K. David Robertson, in Lexington and later promoted to sales manager in Louisville.  

After leaving in 1978, he and David Doll founded "Copy Corporation" (Canon Copier Dealer).  Kincer purchased Doll's interest in late 1979.  Copy Corporation was very successful over the next few years and became the largest independent copier company in Kentucky with offices in Louisville, Lexington, Bowling Green, Owensboro and Evansville.  Copy Corp was sold to IKON Office Solutions 1989 and Kincer was given a contract to manage the business until 1996. 

In 1990 Jim and his wife Joyce purchased two Louisville radio stations WFIA and WXLN-FM and operated both stations until they were sold in 1995.  (Jim's radio working experience began at 14 years old as a radio announcer (DJ) at his hometown radio station WNKY, until he attended college in Richmond, KY and worked through college at WEKY Radio Station and in his final year of college, he purchased WEKY and managed the station until he sold it in 1964. But he continued in the broadcasting industry in Lexington, Frankfort, Kentucky and in Amarillo, Texas until joining Xerox in 1970.

In 1992 Kincer was elected the Mayor Pewee Valley, KY . This was truly a challenging, interesting and educational experience!

Joyce and Jim Kincer

Jim "retired" in 1996 but, retirement didn’t last long, that year 1996, he founded a water purification company, (AquaPerfect) selling, leasing and servicing water coolers (to businesses).  The business grew throughout the state of Kentucky and sold to QUENCH USA in 2002. 

 

Today, Joyce and Jim are retired and live in Pewee Valley, Kentucky, where they continue to manage their residential rental property business, JK Property (RentLouLou.com).  

The whole gang is here!  2013

Joyce and Jim have been blessed with three children, Nikkii, Jimmy and Derek and six grandchildren.

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