Longtime Texas candy company has taffy on full-pull

This Taffy is still great after nearly 100 years...

only thing is they went belly up and ripped of theyre employees

all gone wrote:

only thing is they went belly up and ripped of theyre employees

What happened?

What happened?

some new person baught them out and didnt manage her money well, next thing you now the doors are locked and no one that worked there saw it coming,

How would I go about purchasing McCraw's Old Fashion Taffy equipment & recipe?

Does anyone know how to contact the previous owner? I beleive her name is Julie Welch. Please let me know if I am correct.

I worked at McCraw Candies for about 18 years.
They did make the best taffy AND peanut patties
you ever had. I started in about 1968. At the time, we were shipping from early spring to mid-summer two to three hundred cases of taffy nearly every day except weekends. I worked for the Cohen family. They were great people. They purchaced the company from John McCraw before I started working there. Although I did work for John McCraw on and off. After John sold out to the Cohens, John Started up "Sugar Hill Candies" just down the street.There was plenty of buisness for both companies. Taffy was the only product made at "Sugar Hill". I worked with some of the best people on Earth during those years. Some were really the old time candy makers that really knew their buisness. When I left McCraw Candies it was owned by a lady named KAY BAILEY HUTCHINGTON . She was also a great lady, and I have voted for her several times since she got out of the candy buisness.

Was this the taffy I remember that was paper thin?