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John R. (Jack) McCoy It is with great sadness that we bring you the news that Jack McCoy passed away this weekend. Jack is the father of Jon and Brian, uncle to Greg and Doug, brother and longtime partner of Mike McCoy and a friend to many. Jack, age 79, passed peacefully on Sept. 28, in Madison, WI. He was born in Lena, IL on July 30, 1945, the son of Robert and Mary (Gile) McCoy. Visitation will be held on Thursday, Oct. 10, from 3-7 pm at Centenary United Methodist Church, 226 W Church St, in Shullsburg, WI. A funeral service will occur on Friday, Oct. 11, at 11 am. Read more by clicking here: https://ow.ly/Z0Rh50TAIXK

Training and employee development are critical to the growth of any company, according to Tim Yochum. "Always be looking for and training your replacement," the recruiting manager and responsible care coordinator said. "A company can’t grow without good people, and good people can’t grow if they are not provided training and opportunities to grow." #ManagerMonday

This year's CVSA International Roadcheck program saw an increase in violations among U.S. vehicles. https://ow.ly/io3t50TvmNT #Roadcheck2024 #RoadwaySafety

Foodliner and Quest Liner’s Jon Stenzel and Jacob Munson were recognized earlier this month by the Iowa Motor Truck Association(IMTA) for being transportation industry safety advocates. The Foodliner/Quest Liner teammates were honored during the IMTA’s Management Conference awards program, as they were two of eight finalists for the organization’s Safety Advocate of the Year honor. Stenzel serves as Foodliner and Quest Liner's director of training, and Munson is the manager of the compliance department. #SafetyAdvocates #IowaTrucking

Cedrick McCastle has never met a stranger. Everywhere he goes, Foodliner’s Port Allen, La. lead driver is quick to mingle and make friends. “I don’t meet strangers,” McCastle said. “I just love talking to people.” As part of Foodliner and Quest Liner’s celebration of National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, we are taking the opportunity to spotlight some of those who drive our organizations. Learn more about Cedrick by clicking here: bit.ly/FLProfile-CMcCastle #DriverAppreciationWeek

Truck drivers REALLY deliver! There are approximately 3.5 million professional truck drivers nationwide, who deliver the goods American families rely on! The hard-working men and women behind the wheel safely transport more than 11 billion tons of goods and products each year, which account for more than 70% of America’s total annual freight. Overall, 80% of U.S. communities depend solely on trucks to deliver their goods. #NTDAW2024 #DriverAppreciationWeek #ThankADriver

Starting during his career working in agriculture equipment sales and now as a Foodliner driver, Fred Butt has grown accustomed to documenting his work life. Butt, with the help of his cell phone's camera, has taken photos relating to his career and posted the images on social media. Today, as a truck driver, Butt describes his videos as “showing America at work.” As part of Foodliner and Quest Liner’s celebration of National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, we are taking the opportunity to spotlight some of those who drive our organizations. Learn more about Fred by clicking here: bit.ly/FLProfile-FButt #DriverAppreciationWeek

This week is National Truck Driver Appreciation Week! Thank you to our nation's 3.5 million drivers, including the approximately 1,400 Foodliner & Quest Liner drivers, who get the job done! #DriverAppreciationWeek #TruckDrivers

Stephanie Ludovissy approaches every day on the job with a growth mindset. With a 20-year background in her field, the corporate marketing manager looks to excel in her role while taking on new challenges with the growth of Foodliner and Quest Liner. #ManagerMonday