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Florida HVAC Insider In Memoriam Sandy Sanscrainte
ing as Radio Man / 3rd Class in the U.S. Navy in WWII the Pacific Theatre from 1943-1946. He married Janice Wirges Sanscrainte in May 1950. The San- scraintes moved to Pompano Beach, FL in 1958. The Sanscraintes were one of the founding families of St. Coleman Catholic Church in 1958. Mr. Sanscrainte’s career in the
The Trane Supply store lo- cated at 2660 NW 89th
Court,
Miami, FL 33172 celebrated the completion of their re- modeling with an open house held on January 14, 2015. The remodeling included the addition of a training center and a facelift of the show- room, making it brighter and improving the display areas. The store occupies 42,000 square feet of space, including the warehouse, training room, offi ces, and 2,500 square feet of showroom.
The open house featured
raffl e drawings for great prizes including a Yeti cooler, Atari 5 Flashback game console, Char-Broil Gourmet 4-burner gas grill, Frigidaire compact refrigerator and other items. Agents from Target Sales, Cain Sales, Belimo, Frigid- aire – Electrolux, Nu-Calgon, Goodway Technologies and J Nichols and Associates were on hand promoting the latest products from the companies they represent. Trane Supply offered a one-day 10% discount on the products on display. Matt Robyck of Ingersol-Rand conducted a training class fea- turing the Ameristar brand of residential air conditioning and heat pump systems carried by Trane Supply. The Mr. Good Stuff food truck provided lunch – a choice of Italian sausage and Black Angus patties stuffed with mozzarella and bacon, smoth- ered with provolone cheese and bruschetta and served on a brioche bun or Carolina BBQ pulled pork with cheddar cheese and cole slaw served in a white cornmeal Luna (a Venezuelan “arepa”, similar to a pita). Trane Supply is the parts and supplies counterpart to Trane residential and business units, an OEM and HVAC prod- ucts aftermarket resource for equipment (light commercial, mini-splits, PTACs, Ameristar residential split systems), coils, compressors, controls, meters, tools, supplies & accessories,
20
Years ago This Month
Since 1989 See page 12A
Since 1989
indoor air quality products and supplies, refrigerant, motors and other items. They also provide equipment rental ser- vices for planned or unplanned needs.
Contact Miami Trane Supply store manager Carlos Gutier- rez and his team by calling 305-470-2300.
See photos from the open house on pages 9B and 10B.
Clarence Charles (Sandy) Sanscrainte,
Jr. died on Nov. 5, 2014 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL due to complications from pneumonia. He was 89. Mr. Sanscrainte was born on August 3, 1925 in Buffalo, NY to his par- ents, Clarence Charles, Sr. and Margaret Schmidt Sanscrainte. He graduated from Canisius College in Buffalo, NY after serv-
HVAC industry spanned over 50 years where he developed builder sales relationships for ANTCO, Day & Night, Whirlpool Corp. and Air Cond. Equipment Inc. Mr. Sanscrainte also served as a Florida State Lob- byist for Florida Home Builders in Tallahassee for several years. In lieu of flowers, please donate to Honor Flight South Florida, Inc. P.O. Box 16821, Plantation, Florida 33318. or online to ://www.honorflightsouth-
florida.org/donate.html Please men- tion: In honor of
Mr.Clarence C. San- scrainte, US Navy WWII Veteran , Honor Flight Alumnus October, 2013.
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