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In Memory of:

Lyle McClellan

3/31/63 - 5/18/2017

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Lyle was one of Cindy Glover Trucking's first employees back in 2002.  He started with us driving tractor trailer hauling coke to Ford in Cleveland until they closed shop.  He then switched to driving over the road all over the northern east coast.  When we discovered that over the road was not the place for us, we purchased our third triaxle (pictured with Lyle).  Not only was Lyle one of our first employees, Lyle was family.  He was a dedicated, hard working, got the job done right the first time kind of guy.  When he wasn't driving, he was helping work on trucks, polishing or just hanging out. Any time we had a "how are we going to do this" kind of load, we knew Lyle could get it done.

Joe Nageotte

7/24/1961 - 9/22/2021

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Joe started working for us in 2013 as a triaxle driver. At that time we only had three trucks and he helped us thrive to the large fleet we have today. To this date, Joe was one of the best drivers we have.  He was extremely skilled,cautious and dependable. The only time I think he was ever late was when he unknowingly raced a police officer to work on a dark morning.   Joe was more than an employee, he was a good friend.  I miss our bowling and prime rib days. Unfortunately, ALS took Joe at a young age. I hope your playing the banjo up there and racing the old "Smokey" in a beautiful Trans Am!

Louis Williams

11/18/1958 - 4/5/2022

Louis, Bud or Whacker started with us in 2015.  Whacker, as most truck drivers knew him as, was known for his gruffness.  He grumbled often about work but was always willing and ready when we needed him.  The customers called him a big old teddy bear because under that exterior he really was just a soft, kind and gentle person.  He was also very comical. He would leave the shop with some witty one liner goodbyes that would have us all laughing.

Whackers health started to fail him at the end of 2021. He knew his time driving truck was limited. We may never know what he was going through that day but I hope he found the peace he had been looking for.

Life can be unfair at times, as we lost good men way too early. Lyle, Joe and Whacker will be missed and forever be in our hearts.

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