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Teresa “Terry” Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike’s Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
Waitress Teresa “Terry” Busta, center, talks about new items on the menu with her co-workers Jessica Johnson, left, and Kelsie Peabody at Mr. Mike’s Restaurant in Haverhill. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike’s Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
Teresa “Terry” Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike's Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
Teresa “Terry” Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike's Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
Waitress Teresa “Terry” Busta, left, poses for a photo with Steven Brown, Manager at Mr. Mike’s Restaurant in Haverhill. Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon.
Waitress Teresa “Terry” Busta, left, poses for a photo with Rosemary Cabrera, hostess at Mr. Mike's Restaurant in Haverhill. Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike's Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
Teresa “Terry” Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike’s Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
Waitress Teresa “Terry” Busta, center, talks about new items on the menu with her co-workers Jessica Johnson, left, and Kelsie Peabody at Mr. Mike’s Restaurant in Haverhill. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike’s Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
Teresa “Terry” Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike's Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
Teresa “Terry” Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike's Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
Waitress Teresa “Terry” Busta, left, poses for a photo with Steven Brown, Manager at Mr. Mike’s Restaurant in Haverhill. Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon.
Waitress Teresa “Terry” Busta, left, poses for a photo with Rosemary Cabrera, hostess at Mr. Mike's Restaurant in Haverhill. Busta, 90, of Methuen has no plans to stop working as a waitress and retire anytime soon. Busta has been a waitress at Mr. Mike's Restaurant in Haverhill for many years and still has dozens of regular customers calling to make sure she is there to wait on them.
HAVERHILL — Ninety years young and still calling the shots, shuffling menus, and asking patrons if they need a refill.
Theresa “Terry” Busta moves through the dining room with the same rhythm and confidence as she did in the 1970s, and at this rate, her commitment to the family business has no end in sight.
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