C.R. England CEO Cederholm Dies
C.R. England announced the death of CEO Wayne A. Cederholm II on Tuesday, April 9, 2013 from complications of a bone marrow transplant. Cederholm joined C.R. England in 1980. Prior to his role as chief executive officer, Cederholm served the company as chief operating officer, senior vice president of North American operations, vice president of administration, vice president of safety and personnel, and was also the company's first credit manager.
C.R. England mourns the passing of CEO Wayne Cederholm on April 9, 2013.
C.R. England mourns the passing of CEO Wayne Cederholm on April 9, 2013.
C.R. England mourns the passing of CEO Wayne A. Cederholm II on Tuesday, April 9, 2013 from complications of a bone marrow transplant.
Cederholm joined C.R. England in 1980. Prior to his role as chief executive officer, Cederholm served the company as chief operating officer, senior vice president of North American operations, vice president of administration, vice president of safety and personnel, and was also the company's first credit manager.
Throughout his life, he worked on many civic committees and organizations. The Utah Jaycees was the first of many organizations he joined. He served on the board of the Professional Truck Driver Institute as well as a chairman for the Utah Safety Council. In 2003, he received the Heart and Hands Award from the Junior Achievement of Utah, where he served on the board of directors.
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