REAL KNIGHTS, Continued from page 39
Jim and Vicki Tacker – driver team for McKee Foods Transportation LLC, volunteered and shared stories with other drivers throughout the day.
Tyson drivers stopping in to rest and be treated to a hot lunch.
t Walter Lee, Ozarko Tire Center, greets a driver with a goodie bag
Volunteers delivering lunches and goodie bags to drivers rolling through the parking lot.
Volunteer Sam Green of Loggins Logistics
Ronnie Keene, Tyson Foods, greeting a driver with a hot lunch and a cold soda.
Insider Trucking A look at new products, services and news from ATR advertisers.
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