Landstar Systems Inc., Jacksonville, Fla., has recognized 64 of its drivers for their outstanding safety records.
To become a Landstar Million Mile Safe Driver, a professional truck operator must drive a minimum of a million consecutive accident-free and claim-free miles, according to Henry Gerkens, president.
George F. Gilmour Jr., Lawrenceville, Pa., and Jennings "Frank" Neal, Cookeville, Tenn., were honored as 2-Million Mile Safe Drivers, Gerkens said.
This year's 1-Million Mile Safe Drivers are: Ralph Adams, Paragould, Ark.; Lenwood "Lenny" Beachy, Hendersonville, Tenn.; Charles Becker, Waycross, Ga.; Roger Bell, Foxworth, Miss.; Terry Bordner, Bellevue, Mich.; Gary Boyer, Toledo, Ohio; Roger D. Bradshaw, Ellsinore, Mo.; Wiley W. Brown, Franklinville, N.C.; Larry Burnett, Crossville, Ill.; Paul Burnett, Convoy, Ohio; Ralph Burnside, Hastings, Neb.; Fred Campbell, Eaton, Ohio; Harold Carpenter, Diamond, Ohio; Mertie Couch, London, Ky.; and Robert Degler, Auburn, Pa.
Also, Jeffrey Dominicis, Shillington, Pa.; Early H. Eaton, Scotia, N.Y.; Lawrence Farnsworth, Bridgeport, N.Y.; Richard Flack, Rio, Ill.; Ronald Fulton, Scenery Hill, Pa.; Jack Grayson, Buras, La.; Ralph Griffin, Tomball, Texas; Robert Harper, Abbeyville, La.; Arthur W. Hillert Jr., Cibolo, Texas; Terry Hogue, Adamsville, Ala.; Robert Kent, Collierville, Tenn.; Loyal "Dean" Koehl, Tunnel Hill, Ga.; and James D. Lacey, Pleasant Grove, Ala.
Also, David W. Land, Bismark, Mo.; Norm LaPointe, Sandy, Ore.; Fred Lapp, Flemington, N.J.; Richard Lawson, Covington, Okla.; Brian Legg, Navarre, Ohio; Jerry Loverink, St. Paul, Minn.; Rudy Lunsford, Camden, Ohio; Michael E. Manes, Albion, N.Y.; Barry McLarty, Winnipeg, Manitoba; Jim Meagher, Fremont, Ind.; Clarence Metzger, Lancaster, Pa.; Donald Mullet, Mansfield, Ohio; James Myers, Canonsburg, Pa.; Jeffrey Oerman, Monette, Ark.; and Gregory Ousley, Hueysville, Ky.
Also, Richard Peerson, Valders, Wis.; Lee Pennington, Flagler Beach, Fla.' Gary Proctor, Corning, Calif.; Kenneth Rasmussen, Chitherall, Minn.; Jewel Redic, New Castle, Del.; George B. Reeves, Fayetteville, N.C.; John J. Ross, Greenville, Va.; Fred Shell, S. Whitley, Ind.; Charles Shelton, Slaughters, Ky.; Charles Shepherd, Ellsinore, Mo.; Gary Siefken, Fulton, Ill.; Jeffrey Smith, Linden, Mich.; Edward Thornber, Texarkana, Texas; Aaron Tillman, San Antonio, Fla.; Moses Torain, Chesapeake, Va.; Steven Wadsworth, Oak Harbor, Ohio; Kenneth Walsh, S. Attleboro, Mass.; Lynn Wixom, Grand Junction, Mich.; and Wesley Younes, Cleveland, Tenn.
Landstar Honors Its Million-Mile Drivers
Landstar Systems Inc., Jacksonville, Fla., has recognized 64 of its drivers for their outstanding safety records
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