LaFontaine Industries: A Timeline
-2k830: Paul Vincent Espinoza was born to proud parents Cornell Eloy Espinoza and Celia King.
-2k856: Espinoza Industries was founded by Paul Vincent Espinoza. The ribbon-cutting ceremony for our original headquarters on Black Avenue in South District (where you can now find the Espinoza Industries Historical Museum) was overseen by then-Governor Leanne Blevins.
-2k868: Pittman Construction founded by Orlando Pittman.
-2k871: Sofia Pittman born to Orlando Pittman and Nadia Cohen.
-2k872: Sammy Espinoza born to Paul Vincent Espinoza and Tricia Marsh.
-2k887: Pittman Construction merges with Espinoza Industries.
-2k899: Espinoza Pharmaceuticals cures leprosy.
-2k900: Tomas James Espinoza born to Sammy Espinoza and Yvonne McDonald.
-2k909: Sammy Espinoza inherits Espinoza Industries. This was also the year that Chief Operations Officer Sofia Pittman was elected to 4th Chair of the Tungsten City Council.
-2k912: Sofia Pittman elected to 1st Chair.
-2k916: Sofia Pittman elected Governor.
-2k917: COO Sofia Pittman assassinated during public address as Governor. Then-1st-Chair Del Martin was appointed interim Governor in her place, causing all Council Chairs to shift up one place. Governor Martin appointed CEO Sammy Espinoza to the 5th Chair position.
-2k919: Espinoza Industries first gains Council sanction to begin employing civilian police on company grounds.
-2k920: CEO Sammy Espinoza elected Governor.
-2k928: Tomas James Espinoza inherits Espinoza Industries.
-2k931: James Samuel Espinoza is born to Tomas James Espinoza and Amelia Dorsey.
-2k936: CEO Tomas James Espinoza is elected Governor.
-2k953: James Samuel Espinoza inherits Espinoza Industries.
-2k954: Vincent Espinoza is born to James Samuel Espinoza and Caroline May.Espinoza Industries moves HQ to current location on Espinoza Ave. in City Center.
-2k976: Espinoza Industries History Museum opened in former HQ office in South District.
-2k978: Amadeus Marco LaFontaine is born.
-2k980: Vincent Espinoza inherits Espinoza Industries.
-3k007: CEO Vincent Espinoza dies. Having no heirs, he leaves COO Marco LaFontaine the company in his will. Espinoza Industries becomes LaFontaine Industries. Later that year, CEO LaFontaine was elected to 4th Chair of the City Council.
-3k008: CEO LaFontaine is elected Governor.
-3k018: LaFontaine Industries partners with Welch Insurance Co.
