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Giving Some Love to Some Good People!
This week, I want to take some time to highlight a few of the great people at Two Rivers Ford. I’ve been around Two Rivers for a number of years now, and even spent a handful of summers working in the back with some of the amazing folks that make the dealership go ’round.
First up, I’ve gotta give a shoutout to my man David Braden!
David is as good a dude as you’re going to find anywhere. David is an incredibly hard worker, and is usually pretty quiet back in the detail department. However, when he does speak, he usually cracks the whole room up. David helped me out countless times over the years, and there’s a reason why he’s been at Two Rivers Ford for as long as he has. He is as reliable and kind as they come.
Shoutout to you, David!
Next up, Joel Hawley!
Joel is a superstar. You can find him strolling around the dealership on any given day, with a huge smile on his face. Joel is just like that. He always says hello as he passes by, and he’s usually got a story to tell too! He’s one of the great people that truly makes Two Rivers Ford!
Last but not least today, my main man Gary Taylor.
Gary is one of the funniest people I’ve met in my years at Two Rivers Ford. Gary’s personality radiates throughout the sales team, along with the entire dealership. He’s always ready to talk about his weekend on the boat or some country music, both conversations that we’ve had many many times. Gary will go to bat for his people anywhere, anytime, and at the end of the day, the man can sell Ford vehicles like nobody’s business! He could sell an F-150 to the Amish!
Time to Get YOU in a Ford!
Summer is heating up, which means it’s time to get you in a new Ford vehicle! We’ve got inventory rolling onto the lot every single day, and it’s just sitting there waiting for you. If you can’t make it to us though, never fear! You can place an online order anytime, and customize your new Ford exactly how you like!
On This Day in History
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- In 1967, Thurgood Marshall was nominated as justice to the U.S. Supreme Court. He became the Court’s first African American member.
- In 1913, Hudson Stuck and Harry Karstens led a mountaineering party to the summit of Mount McKinley, North America’s highest peak
- In 323 BCE, Alexander the Great, the king of Macedonia, died in Babylon
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