Geri Roskopf's Blog: A Touch of Class

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From Geri Roskopf's Blog:

 

I just read who will be inducted into the Towing & Recovery Hall of Fame Class of 2022.

 

Noted was the fact the inductees are from the United States, Australia, France and Japan, thus bringing in the international founding of the towing museum.

 

The requirements for being nominated to the Hall of Fame are: 20 years of experience running a towing business in an outstanding and exemplary manger, demonstrating leadership in a project with a dynamic and lasting effect on the towing industry and/or creating a product or service with a significant and lasting effect on towing professionals.

 

All 10 of the inductees show a definite touch of class in what they’ve given back to the towing and recovery industry, their businesses and community.

 

I would encourage you to plan on attending the Tennessee Tow Show the weekend of October 7-9, and make plans to help honor the inductees by attending their induction ceremony on October 8^th.  There are many other museum activities scheduled for the weekend, one of which is the moving ceremony at the Wall of the Fallen honoring towers killed in the line of duty.

 

The 2022 honorees are, in alphabetical order:

• Bruce Davis of Davis Towing & Recovery Inc., Rushville, IN
• Henry Fenimore, B&F Towing Inc., Bear, DE
• *Marci Gratzianna, O’Hare Towing Service, Downers Grove, IL
• Luc Le Baron, Le Baron et Fils, Brunoy, France
• Sadaaki Nakamura, Jyonan Holding Corp., Koufu-shi, Yamanashi, Japan
• Antonio Re, Nationwide Towing & Transport Pty. Ltd., Glen Iris, Victoria, Australia
• *Charles Schmidt, C. Schmidt & Sons Inc., Roslyn, NY
• Robert Van Lingen, Van Lingen Towing Inc., Torrance, CA
• Harumatsu Wada, Miller Japan Co. Ltd., Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
• Sherry White, Walt’s Mission Pass Towing, Fremont, CA

 

More information on the inductees and the activities for the weekend can be found at towingmuseum.com.

 

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