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United Van Lines Selects Van Operators of the Month
September 2005
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ST. LOUIS -- Select van operators have been honored by United Van Lines as Van Operators of the Month. The recognition acknowledges excellent performance in the areas of operational proficiency, cargo claims prevention, customer service and safety.
Winners are selected in each category of the van line's transportation service, including household goods, special commodities and Safe-Guard. The special commodities fleet transports a variety of goods, including new furniture and fixtures, display cases, hospital and hotel furnishings, and restaurant equipment. The Safe-Guard business segment consists of electronics, trade shows/exhibits/displays, high-value items requiring special handling, and United's FastPath express service. The winners are:
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS DIVISION |
| Continental Fleet |
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Eastern Region - Johnnie Douglas, Chipman Relocation, Fairfield, Calif.
West-Central Region - Richard Pavis, Merchants Transfer & Warehouse, Little Rock, Ark.
Great Lakes Region - Jerry Minor, Armstrong Relocation, Memphis, Tenn.
Northeast Region - Scott Lemerande, Liberty Transportation & Storage Co., Inc., Union, N.J. |
| Master Lease Fleet (more than 50,000 miles) |
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Frank Lambert, Casey Moving Systems, Ceres, Calif.
Patrick Fitzgerald, Barrett Moving & Storage Company, Eden Prairie, Minn.
Edward Fisher, The Andrews Moving & Storage Company, Brecksville, Ohio
Gilbert Heath, Jr., Bates Moving & Storage, Salisbury, Md.
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| Master Lease Fleet (up to 50,000 miles) |
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Robert Ireland, Crown Moving Co., Inc., Vancouver, Wash.
Darryl Stalsberg, North Dallas Moving and Storage, Carrollton, Texas
Clyde Gruse, Schroeder Moving Systems, Inc., Appleton, Wis.
Robert Winchell, Bates Moving & Storage, Salisbury, Md.
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SAFE-GUARD |
| Continental Fleet |
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John Englund, Crown Worldwide Moving & Storage, San Leandro, Calif.
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| Master Lease Fleet |
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David Butler, Conlon Moving Systems, Inc., Seekonk, Mass.
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| United Van Lines, with headquarters in suburban St. Louis, is the nation's largest household goods mover and maintains a network of 1,000 affiliated agencies in 135 countries. |
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