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Driver and
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•TECHNICIAN
•2ND YEAR GRAND
CHAMPION
Congratulations Troy on 2 years in a row!! |
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Owner
Operator George Hurst, Transco Lines Unit 3203, 1st Place In
Class, 2005 Las Vegas Truck Show
Pictured top
left: George's tractor
Pictured
above: Interior of George's tractor
Pictured
left: George with his tractor and winning
award
(Click the
pictures for a larger view) |
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Rickey Raby, 2005 1st
place winner, Sleeper Class, Arkansas Trucking Association
Truck Road-E-O, June 25th, 2005 in Springdale AR. He will attend the
National Competition in Tampa, FL in August of this year. Rickey
joined the company in October of 1993 and is one of those
individuals that can be called on to handle those "special loads"
when a traffic manager calls and says "HELP". Safe, dependable, and
a master at his profession, as this award proves.
Left to Right - Front Row
Rickey Raby, winner
/ Gene Woody, driver / Michael Barr, General Manager / Alan Massey,
Driver Relations
Kevin Baker, Personnel Manager /
Misty Reynolds, Safety Department
Left to Right - Back Row
Roy Osburn, Expedited Fleet Manager
/ Lee McPherson, Driver / Robert Smith, Driver Relations Manager
Dave Anders, Personnel Department
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Arkansas Technician Champions Announced by Arkansas
Trucking AssociationThe Maintenance and Technology
Council of the Arkansas Trucking Association announces the
Grand Champion - Troy Scott
representing Transco Lines, Inc. of Russellville,
AR. Troy bested 40 truck technicians
representing maintenance departments of fleets and truck
dealerships across Arkansas to be named Grand Champion and will
compete at the Nationals in Pennsylvania in September of this
year.
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On February 15, 2005 Rooster was about to
leave for a run to Texarkana and he noticed that there was an Amber
Alert out. A 17-year-old female from Plano, Texas had been
discovered missing, with Roosters sister living in Plano that caught
his eye. The television show gave a brief description on what to
look for. Rooster headed out on his run and noticed a car that fit
the description of what the television had said and notifed police.
The police caught them, put the “ex-boyfriend” in custody and the
girl is safe at home in Plano.
On February 25, 2005 Charles “Rooster”
Cogburn received three awards.
One award
given to Rooster was an award from the Arkansas State Police.
Captain J.R. Hankins the commander of the Arkansas State Police
Troop J gave this award.
Two awards
from T.L.I. were given to Rooster for his heroism. Tim Harrell,
President of T.L.I, gave them.
We all at
T.L.I. want to congratulate Rooster for his heroism that he gave to
the community.
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