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Garrett's business experience is vast and dates back to his childhood in Butterfield when Garrett worked alongside his father in the family's welding and machine shop. Army with over 200 employees before Garrett sold the company in 1981. Garrett Manufacturing developed into a major supplier for Caterpillar, Haliburton, Firestone and the U.S. The local bank now employs 70 people. While employed there, Garrett focused on machining and machining procedures for the first experimental engines known as the Model HX, which later became the second stage of NASA's Saturn missile project. After serving two years in the U.S. mail carrier based in Springfield. Garrett expanded his business holdings in 1973 when he purchased a small machine shop in Cassville. This company, which provided hardware components for early space flight and moon landings as well as electric components for the F-4 Phantom jet, eventually grew to employ over 230 people in three locations. In addition to Garrett's contributions in the business arena, he also finds time to serve the local community. Over the past 35 years, First State Bank has grown from $2 million in assets in one location to $130 million in assets in six locations. Army where he achieved the rank of staff sergeant, Garrett returned to Butterfield to farm and work in his father's business before accepting a job as liaison engineer with North American Aviation, Rocketdyne Division, in Neosho. Garrett continues to serve as First State Bank's chief executive officer and chairman of the board of directors as well as chairman of Purdy Bancshares, Inc. When Garrett graduated from Butterfield High School in 1949, he was voted "most likely to succeed" by his classmates, and succeed he did. Garrett's most recent business expansion came in 2002 when he purchased Tri-State Motor Transit Co. This specialized trucking company, which employes over 700 people in 16 locations across the U.S., handles the transportation of goods and cargo primarily for the United States Departments of Defense and Energy. In 1960, Garrett and Bill Roller founded G & R Machine Works in Purdy. headquartered in Joplin. In 2008, Tri-State purchased Wilcox Transportation, an exclusive U.S. By the age of 7, Garrett had already earned a reputation as an accomplished welder. For 18 years, Garrett served as president of the Purdy R-2 School Board. At Motor Transit, Garrett serves as chief executive officer and chairman of the board of directors. He continues to serve as chairman of the Barry County Industrial Development Authority, which has been responsible for attracting two large industries to the area. In 1974, Garrett purchased one-half interest in First State Bank of Purdy, and in 1990s, Garrett and his wife, Sharon, became sole owners of the company. He is also a member of the First United Methodist Church in Monett where he played an active role in construction of a new church building.

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