QUEENSBURY,N.Y.Bob Kellogg spent a lot of time in his early adulthood seeing the world from the clouds.There was a time,in fact,when he enjoyed nothing more.As a lieutenant in the U.S.Navy,Mr.Kellogg flew helicopters almost from the time he joined the Navy in 1983 until he retired from the service academy 14 years later.The more things change,they say,the more things stay the same.Today,his feet are planted firmly on the ground as president of Warren Tire Service Center Inc.,while he also directs the bird's-eye view of the dealership's strategy and growth,at the same time mentoring the third Kellogg generation,daughter Megan Kellogg,as she takes a more active role with the company.Oh yes,he still does pilot helicopters: He and three partners own a Robinson R44 helicopter that is parked in a hanger at the Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport,at least until Mr.Kellogg or one of his partners is piloting the copter over the Lake George region of the southern Adirondack mountains,in upstate New York.The helicopter is a welcome respite for Mr.Kellogg.
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