Packerland Transport of Green Bay WI recently honored Wayne Meyer and Larry Nohr for logging more than three million miles of safe driving while working
March 1, 2002
Packerland Transport of Green Bay WI recently honored Wayne Meyer and Larry Nohr for logging more than three million miles of safe driving while working at the company. Meyer began driving at Packerland in 1967, and Nohr's carrier with the company began in 1973. They received $5,000 and a trophy in acknowledgement of their achievement. In addition, Milton Schwahn and Robert Styczynski were recognized for 28 years of service with Packerland.
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