Danny Herman Truckinghopes you had a

Merry Christmasand are geared up for a great

New Year!

Published Bi-Monthly forDanny Herman Trucking, Inc.

November/December 2017Volume 15, Issue 6

WELCOME

Hello to all! I hope this newsletter finds all of you doing well. I will start off by wishing all of you a Happy New Year. I hope all of you and your families had a Blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year. I hope all of you were able to spend some time with your family and friends, get some needed rest, and recharge for the New Year.

Speaking of the New Year, it has been a good start as it pertains to freight volume and miles. We saw business pick up and take off much faster this year than we have in years past. From the looks of it January, overall, should be strong. We anticipate all of 2018 to be a strong year. With the ELD mandate going into effect, the new tax reform being signed into law, and the overall economy

continuing to strengthen, 2018 has all of the ingredients for a good year.

We held our annual driver safety meetings on January 2nd and 3rd in El Paso. It was good to see all of you. I hadn’t seen some of you since last year, and with others it was the first time I had the opportunity to meet you. We covered a lot of information in the four hours of each meeting and I hope all of you got as much out of it as I did. For those that were not able to attend, the meetings were recorded and will be available on DHT-U.

There were a couple of items that were discussed that I want to put some emphasis on. The first one is “Scale Tickets”. Several people in attendance raised the issue that when they T-Call with some of our other drivers, those drivers have failed to weigh the load that they are handing off to them. Going forward when you pick up a load that is more than 25,000 lbs. (on the bills) it is your responsibility to weigh the load at CAT Scales or a Certified Scale to ensure that your weight is legal on the gross as well as your axle weights. This is to be done at the nearest set of scales to where the load was loaded or picked up. If the weight is not legal, we can then take it back to the shipper and have it reworked to insure that it is legal. In the event you T-Call with another driver, and you do not have a legal weight ticket prior to the T-Call or swap, that driver will not switch loads until you attain a legal weight receipt. This has been our policy all along and it is just a common courtesy to your fellow driver. It appears some drivers have not been following it this policy, but from now one, you must.

On a similar subject, as the weight ticket is the issue of how trailers are dropped at other locations, whether that be a customer or one at our terminals or drop locations, we are seeing far too many trailers being dropped with defects like a flat or blown tire, lights that are out, or other damages. Going forward all drivers are instructed to report any defect to maintenance when picking up a trailer. We will then do a movement on the trailer to determine who the preceding driver was, and if it is determined that it was a defect that should have been reported by the previous driver and was not, disciplinary action may be taken. Both of these items are elementary and shouldn’t even have to be mentioned, but it is upsetting to the driver that goes to pick up a trailer with damage that could have been prevented by the previous driver by doing a proper post trip inspection and reporting the defect. The majority of you do a great job at this, but it appears that a few are not. I know that we are all better than this, now let’s show it!!

During the past few weeks we have been experiencing some extremely cold temperatures across the country. Please insure that you put fuel additive in when fueling and before heading into cold weather. Maintenance has been sending out Qualcomm Messages on this, but please keep an eye out on the weather for the areas you are traveling and be sure to add fuel additive before getting into cold weather. Fuel additive is not effective if you wait to put it in when you get into the cold weather, you must plan ahead. If you have any questions on whether or not to add fuel additive please feel free to contact

Joe Herman, Presidentof DHT

1 A Word From Our President

CONTENTS NEWSLETTER

1 A WORD FROM OUR PRESIDENT

2 OPERATIONS - SALES Weigh Less in 2018 The Sale View for 2018

3 SAFETY Your G.O.A.L. for 2018 4 MAINTENANCE Good Things to Happen in 2018

5 PASSING ALONG TESTIMONIES 8 MARKETPLACE CHAPLAINS Balancing Work and Family While Being Absent 9 LEGAL SHIELD

11 DRIVERS OF THE MONTH

12 DRIVERS OF THE YEAR

14 NEW HIRES

15 ANNIVERSARIES

DANNY HERMAN TRUCKING, INC. | November/December 2017

Your G.O.A.L. for 2018

2Operations & Sales

The Sale View for 2018

Weigh Less in 2018

As we move into 2018, all indicators show an improving economy and in turn an improving trucking environment. 2017 was not a banner year, but overall it was a decent year. The promise of better things to come is always exciting and my goal is to make 2018 a historic year for DHT. The cards are stacked in our favor and we will make the most of this

opportunity to improve the company and the lives of our employees.

Effective January 1, we will no longer require drivers to weigh loads that are less than 25,000 pounds. As most of you are aware, we have always required every load to be weighed to prevent issues after we leave the shipper. We have realized that this is overkill and decided to make this change. If the bill of lading shows a weight 25,000 lbs. or less you are ok to roll with it without weighing. Not only will this save money, it will allow you as a driver to not waste your valuable time at a scale. It will also mean that you can avoid unnecessary time in truck stop parking lots where most accidents occur. We do ask that you pay special attention to the bills to ensure that the weight is not in kilos, for example, especially when hauling loads that come from Mexico. We believe this change will save money in scale tickets and will also allow you more time to do what you do best which is drive the truck

Hello everyone and Happy New Year to you and your families! I hope that everyone had a wonderful and blessed Christmas and Holiday Season with friends and relatives. I know that I did, and now, I am ready to get back to trucking!

I am enthusiastic about 2018 and what it holds in store for the

transportation industry but more important, for Danny Herman Tucking and our families. We see the markets continue to tighten and some great opportunities onboarding to enhance our customer base and increase miles to those willing to run. I know that if the wheels aren’t turning, YOU aren’t earning! It is always our goal to seek the long-haul, driver-friendly fright that keeps you in the seat and moving. I want you to run all the miles you can legally to be able to provide a good living for you and your family.

The Danny Herman Trucking Team is looking forward to what this New Year will bring us, and I hope you are as well. We can’t make it happen without our drivers; you are our number asset and I appreciate the job you folks do representing our company! Stay safe out there and I look forward to seeing and meeting some of you out on the road or at a terminal this year.

God Bless you and “Keep On Truckin!” Without you the Country stops!

Rick Watkins, VP of Sales

maintenance; they will be more than happy to assist you.

This past weekend was very icy and cold in the Southeast and Midwest. I commend all of you for doing a great job in this weather. Many of you had to shut down, but you did a great job of notifying dispatch so that we knew you had to, and in turn we were able to notify our customers. As we have always said, if the weather gets bad and you feel it is not safe to be on the road, please get off the road and to a safe location ASAP. The most important thing is your safety and the safety of those around you. We just ask that you notify dispatch so that we know you are safe and so that we can notify the customer that we will be late. NO LOAD is worth more than your safety or the safety of those around you. We are in the winter months so please continue to be safe.

In closing, I want to thank all of you for all that you do. We have a great group of professional drivers and I appreciate all that you do for DHT. I pray that all of you have many safe miles, not only this month and this year, but always.

God bless you all!!Joe

down the highway. If you are ever in doubt about the weight on the bills being accurate, please weigh the load. I would like to recognize Alfredo in El Paso for presenting this idea which has many benefits.

In closing, I would like to thank all employees at DHT for the efforts they put in, not only for the business, but also for the caring and compassion we all show for each other daily. Most of us must work to support ourselves and a family. The environment that has been created at DHT makes this the best place to work in the country. There will always be ups and downs, but in the end DHT is one big family that I am very proud in which to be a member.

Best wishes for a successful 2018!

Blake Grindstaff, VP of Operations

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3 Safety

Your G.O.A.L. for 2018Hello all DHT Drivers, I hope this newsletter finds you and your families well. We have made it through the holidays, I hope you all got to spend some time with family and friends to celebrate the season.

We have just completed the Annual Drivers’ Meetings in El Paso (the first week of the year) and had a good time seeing some of you there. We shared a lot of good information with the drivers that attended. We also video recorded the meeting this year and plan on dividing it up into small sections and putting it on the DHT-U for the rest of you to watch. That should be coming out soon and I will send out a fleet message to notify all of you when it is available.

G.O.A.LGET OUT AND LOOK

In 2017, we had our share of preventable accidents, mostly backing. These were either at the customers dock and/or at a truck stop. As a matter of fact, half of the truck stop accidents we had were preventable. 50% is not a good number. What that amounts to is being in a hurry and not paying attention. We also experienced more blind side backing accidents in 2017. Please do not blind side back unless it is absolutely necessary. If you do have to blind side back, get someone to keep a lookout for you or you will need to stop several times to Get Out and Look. We cannot continue to have these needless accidents. It only takes one minute to get out and look verses a lot more time to complete an accident report, pictures, police report and dealing with an angry driver because you delayed him with a damaged truck. So, do the right thing, slow down, pay more attention to your surroundings and get help or get out and look before backing.

NEW DRUG TESTING RULES

On January 1, the FMCSA has expanded the current drug testing panel. Expanded Opioids will be added, mandating the testing of Oxycodone, Oxymorphone, Hydrocodone and Hydromorphone. These are commonly referred to as prescription pain killers, these synthetic or semi-synthetic narcotic, analgesic drugs have a significant abuse potential. The lab will automatically start testing for these expanded opioid metabolites effective January 1, 2018.

If the employee has a valid prescription for medication that triggered a positive result, the MRO will reverse and report a valid prescription as negative. We will want to confirm the medical practitioner’s knowledge of the employee’s essential job functions (Commercial Truck Driver), and that there is no risk associated with the performance of the functions while taking this medication.

Thank you and please drive safely. Get Out and Look in 2018!

Steve E Frantz, VP of Safety

DANNY HERMAN TRUCKING, INC. | November/December 2017

4Maintenance

Good Things to Happen in 2018

All because a babycame to save the

world. . . there is an empty tomb

“For the Son of man is come to save that which was lost.”

Matthew 18:11

Hello everyone, Happy New year! It was a pleasure seeing everyone in El Paso the first week of 2018. We had a great meeting Tuesday and Wednesday. We had a good turn out and not only did we have the opportunity to share and teach, we also learned a lot from the drivers who attended.

Now that we are in 2018, I am excited about the year to come. It looks promising and we have everything in place to make good things happen. The Maintenance Department is ready and willing to serve the company and the drivers’ needs to run record miles in 2018!

We always have an open door so whatever you need, please don’t hesitate to ask. We will continue to work on getting the PMs down to a science and keep all the equipment in great shape. I will repeat myself here again when I say, during cold weather keep you fuel treated and do your inspections.

Be safe and stay warm, we have a couple of months left in winter. God bless each of you.

Daniel Cook, VP of Maintenance

Top 10 Trucking Songs of All Time by Overdrive Magazine

Would you agree? 1 –“Six Days on the Road” Dave Dudley (1963) 2 – “East Bound and Down” Jerry Reed (1977) 3 –“Teddy Bear” Red Sovine (1976) 4 – “Convoy” C.W. McCall (1975) 5 –“Roll On (18 Wheeler)” Alabama (1984) 6 – “Prisoner of the Highway” Ronnie Milsap (1984) 7 –“Drivin’ My Life Away” Eddie Rabbitt (1980) 8 – “Movin’ On” Merle Haggard (1974) 9 – “Phantom 309” Red Sovine (1967) 10 –“Give Me Forty Acres (To Turn This Rig Around” The Willis Brothers (1964)

5 Passing Along Testimonies

TRUSTISAIAH 41:30

DANNY HERMAN TRUCKING, INC. | November/December 2017

A Message from the other “Danny Herman” 10/03/2017

Little background first. My dad Rudy died 18 years ago today in Chicago. While I was posting this info on FB this morning, I said a little prayer saying that I missed him, and I asked him to send us a sign that he was still looking over us. My wife and I were driving back to Sacramento CA from Roseville, CA. Suddenly in the right lane next to us I saw the bold letters, DANNY HERMAN across the back of your truck, that is actually the name on my birth certificate. I have never seen one of your trucks before. And the word, “FAITH” was also on the back. In the words of Gary Cooper (Sergeant York) “the lord sure do work in mysterious ways.”Daniel Herman

He asked for a picture of the Word faith on our truck,and we sent him this one….

Look what his wife did for him for Christmas:

6Passing Along Testimonies

Leah Mein 11/13/2017

I wanted to post on your wall but I don’t see that open available. But I just wanted to tell you how impressive and amazing I think this is. I applaud your company for the message on the back of your truck ‘TRUST Isaiah 40:31’. Thank you. I needed this messaged when I pulled behind your semi on the on ramp.

11/07/17 Phyllis Hilliard

Hey it’s Tuesday morning and we stopped at bakers ribs in caddy mills Texas and in conversation asked the employee if Danny Herman’s trucks ever stopped there. She said yes and said those drivers are so nice and always so polite and they always thanked God for their food before they ate. We told them we are always so happy to see their trucks on the road and how they are always such good drivers. Saw some trucks this morning some going east and some going west. Made our day

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DANNY HERMAN TRUCKING, INC. | November/December 2017

12/04/17 Tammi Wolfer

Wow, this makes it even more meaningful. It truly is great to be a family of God, we can be connected if only through Scripture on Trucks, unexpected emails and prayer!!!My husband drove for Safeway here is Arizona, so I have a special heart for Truck Drivers. He is now driving for God and I am sure he would smile if he could have seen your trucks.I leave this for you and your company. Bob would read this to our family every Christmas so what a wonderful timing of all of this — Okay God’s timing!!!Numbers 6: 24-27May the Lord Bless YouMay the Lord make HIs Face Shine upon You and be Gracious to YouMay the Lord Lift up His Countenance Upon You, and Give You PeaceMay the Lord Send His Angels before You to Prepare your WayBecause we are numbered among the righteousness and the Lord Loves You and His Peace and Grace will Rest Upon youIn the Precious Name Above All Names, I Pray and Ask it.Thank you for your prayers for my mom Sherry and her husband Stan. Thank you for your blessings, Thank you for your ministry.

12/29/17 From Sarah Brody:

I wanted to share how encouraged I felt this morning seeing one of your trucks with Isaiah 40:31 on the back up here in snowy West Michigan. I am so grateful you are emboldened by the Holy Spirit and give glory to God. West Michigan is a fairly safe place for the faithful to live and speak Truth, but even here, it is becoming increasingly rare for companies and individuals to boldly proclaim God’s Word. So thank you. I look forward to seeing more of your trucks on the roads up here and feel encouraged to go forth more boldly myself, sharing God’s Word and the hope of salvation. In Christ alone, Sarah Brody

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Being away from your home and your family can place a huge strain on the family unit as a whole. I want you to rest assured that Danny Herman Trucking cares not only about you professionally, but they also care about you personally. The desire of the leadership of DHT is to see you succeed on both fronts. One great resource DHT is providing to help you succeed with work and family is Marketplace Chaplains USA. This is a free, voluntary benefit for you to utilize for both you and your families.

What about some practical tools that you can begin to employ on your end?

The first important thing that you must do is establish a routine. We do it when we are at home with our families and it helps to make things run much more smoothly. Everyone is aware of what is going on so that we can at least minimize some of the chaos. The same thing needs to apply when you are away from home. Utilize technology through Skype, Facetime, or simple phone calls so that each and every day (preferably at the same time each day) you are able to speak to family members especially your spouse and/or children. It will uplift both your and their spirits and encourage communication so that relationship can be maintained and strengthened.

Secondly, you must communicate well. What do I mean by that? It means that you must communicate on a deeper level than just the usual “small” talk. You must do what is called “real” talk. It means that each person must be willing to be vulnerable with one another and be willing to listen to the hard stuff. What this will do is help regulate emotions. For instance, in some cases, spouses who are left behind with the kids sometimes can feel overwhelmed and they begin to think it is unfair that all that pressure is put on them. It is important that each party not have a “ticker” to account for what they do and what someone else isn’t doing. Give grace and love each other above everything else.

Thirdly, help to manage the anxiety of your children. Often, children and even teenagers get apprehensive about where you are and what you are doing. They wonder if you are safe and in some cases instead of verbalizing that, they internalize their feelings. As they do, sometimes kids will act out to gain your attention or they will begin to build up a wall internally, so they don’t have to hurt emotionally. Communicate with them often that you are safe and that you love them. Just as if you were home, remain engaged with them concerning school, extracurricular activities, and even their friendships.While it will be tough to be away and try to help manage a family back home, remember that you are not alone in this effort. DHT and Marketplace Chaplains has your back and we are rooting for you every step of the way!

Market Place Chaplains

Balancing Work and Family

While Being Absent

Your Chaplain Care Team

Chaplain Robert Carpenterrobertcarpenter@mchapusa.com

Cell: (423) 736-7489

Chaplain Frank Lyonmattlyon@mchapusa.com

Cell: (304) 434-2795

Your Chaplain Care Team is comprised of trained, experienced and dedicated caregivers who are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This benefit is provided at no cost to you or your family. You will find your Chaplain(s) to be more than a designated helper...you will find they truly care.

Chaplain Matthew HinsonCompany Care Leader

matthinson@mchapusa.comCell: (334) 531-4804

Chaplain David Hertledavidhertle@mchapusa.com

Cell: (540) 842-4824

Chaplain Roger Hayleyrogerhaley@mchapusa.com

Cell: (423) 278-6753

Chaplain Narcisa Aleaganarcisaaleaga@mchapusa.com

Cell: (703) 398-0317

Legal Shield

Our Focus is on Drivers - the Most Important Job in America!

Without CDL drivers, everything would come to a standstill. Thank you for your hard work on our behalf, keeping America great! Why does every driver need the protection of LegalShield? An over the road commercial driver can spend 70 hours and 3000 miles each week driving from one end of the country to the other. It is difficult to know every law or regulation in the US and/or every State, County or Municipality.

All Commercial Drivers, whether they are Company Drivers or Owner Operators need proper representation from an experienced lawyer. Per Section 383.51 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA):

• If a driver receives 2 serious violations in a 3-year period, his/her license will be suspended for 60 days • If the driver receives a 3rd serious violation in that 3 year period their Commercial Drivers License will be

suspended for an additional 120 days. • All violations in a personal vehicle also count against a Commercial Driver!

LegalShield represents the drivers in an effort to keep drivers on the road and earning a living. The law firm that represents all LegalShield commercial drivers is: Riggs Abney Tulsa, OK 74119-1010

"We (Riggs Abney) have represented clients in the transportation industry ranging from large trucking companies to individual operators. Our lawyers have considerable experience in a wide variety of transportation matters, including licensing, safety compliance with United States Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration regulations, intrastate regulatory compliance, commercial drivers license citations, and leasing."

Remember: When you get a traffic ticket, never, never plead guilty. You can sign that you are receiving the ticket - but do not plead guilty! If you are being bullied into signing guilty, just don't do it. Don't take a chance with your livelihood. Let your attorneys help you - but they cannot help you if you plead guilty. Don't intentionally break the law. There are enough laws that you are going to get citations sometimes when you are certain that you are legal - but even if you ARE guilty, do not sign guilty. Your LegalShield attorneys can sometimes work wonders. One Danny Herman Driver got off with only a small gift to charity. No points. No records. Another driver called to report that he had three tickets thrown out of court by three different LegalShield assigned attorneys! Drive carefully - but when you do make a mistake, let your attorney handle it for you! Remember: You pay nothing up front to get enrolled. Coverage starts 11 days after enrollment. Your membership is paid for by a simple weekly payroll deduction of only $6.91. Your spouse or significant other is also covered - at no extra cost. Please call us with any questions! We are here to serve and to help. IF you get a citation, call Riggs/Abney directly at 1-800-634-2391. Or you can have the "LegalShield" app in your phone - that puts the law firm in the palm of your hand. You can also lock my number into your phone - Joel, Legal Help - 386-986-6859, and call me and I will do a 3-way call into the firm with you. It’s that simple!

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DANNY HERMAN TRUCKING, INC. | November/December 2017

Legal Shield

Our Focus is on Drivers - the Most Important Job in America!

Without CDL drivers, everything would come to a standstill. Thank you for your hard work on our behalf, keeping America great! Why does every driver need the protection of LegalShield? An over the road commercial driver can spend 70 hours and 3000 miles each week driving from one end of the country to the other. It is difficult to know every law or regulation in the US and/or every State, County or Municipality.

All Commercial Drivers, whether they are Company Drivers or Owner Operators need proper representation from an experienced lawyer. Per Section 383.51 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA):

• If a driver receives 2 serious violations in a 3-year period, his/her license will be suspended for 60 days • If the driver receives a 3rd serious violation in that 3 year period their Commercial Drivers License will be

suspended for an additional 120 days. • All violations in a personal vehicle also count against a Commercial Driver!

LegalShield represents the drivers in an effort to keep drivers on the road and earning a living. The law firm that represents all LegalShield commercial drivers is: Riggs Abney Tulsa, OK 74119-1010

"We (Riggs Abney) have represented clients in the transportation industry ranging from large trucking companies to individual operators. Our lawyers have considerable experience in a wide variety of transportation matters, including licensing, safety compliance with United States Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration regulations, intrastate regulatory compliance, commercial drivers license citations, and leasing."

Remember: When you get a traffic ticket, never, never plead guilty. You can sign that you are receiving the ticket - but do not plead guilty! If you are being bullied into signing guilty, just don't do it. Don't take a chance with your livelihood. Let your attorneys help you - but they cannot help you if you plead guilty. Don't intentionally break the law. There are enough laws that you are going to get citations sometimes when you are certain that you are legal - but even if you ARE guilty, do not sign guilty. Your LegalShield attorneys can sometimes work wonders. One Danny Herman Driver got off with only a small gift to charity. No points. No records. Another driver called to report that he had three tickets thrown out of court by three different LegalShield assigned attorneys! Drive carefully - but when you do make a mistake, let your attorney handle it for you! Remember: You pay nothing up front to get enrolled. Coverage starts 11 days after enrollment. Your membership is paid for by a simple weekly payroll deduction of only $6.91. Your spouse or significant other is also covered - at no extra cost. Please call us with any questions! We are here to serve and to help. IF you get a citation, call Riggs/Abney directly at 1-800-634-2391. Or you can have the "LegalShield" app in your phone - that puts the law firm in the palm of your hand. You can also lock my number into your phone - Joel, Legal Help - 386-986-6859, and call me and I will do a 3-way call into the firm with you. It’s that simple!

Like Discounts??? Your LegalShield membership comes with tons of discounts on tons of things through your MEMBERPerks!!! With any LegalShield membership: 20% Rebate of your Realtor's Commission will be paid

to you when you buy or sell your primary home! When you are going to buy, or sell your primary home, please go FIRST to your LegalShield "MEMBERPerks" discount program. You can get there through your LegalShield "app" or by typing LSPerk.com into your web address bar. When you get to the MEMBERPerks site, type "realtor" into the MEMBERPerks search bar. If the home that you are buying or selling is $100,000, then you will receive $600 two weeks after closing! If it is $150,000 - then the rebate is $900, $200,000, the rebate is $1500; there is no limit. You can use the program for buying AND selling your primary home. Blessed going out of your current home and blessed going into your next home! (not available for investment homes - this is only for a primary residence home.)Our son, Chris Davisson, bought a "condo" for $102,000 in Fayetteville, Georgia. He simply went through MEMBERPerks, a local realtor contacted him - and two weeks after closing, he received his $608 rebate check! This is for real! If you use "Quicken Loans" for your loan (through MEMBERPerks) then you will get another $500 - $750 rebate! WOW! This is only one discount among the hundreds that are available to you through your LegalShield membership. Just go to www.LSPerk.com, use your LegalShield member number to set up your username and password, and begin saving! There are three LegalShield memberships available to you: ➢ CDL - For Commercial Drivers. Less than $1 per day ➢ Family/Personal Legal Plan for ALL employees: Less than .65 cents per day. ➢ Family/Individual IDShield for ALL employees: Less than .30 cents per day for an individual. Less than

.45 cents per day for an entire family. Please call me, Joel, at 386-986-6859 to enroll - or feel free to go to DannyHermanBenefit.com to enroll online. It is that easy to get YOUR LegalShield membership started today. (Be sure to ask for your Will questionnaire! Yes, getting your Will drawn up is completely free. Plus adoptions and so much more!) Thank you, drivers, for your service out there on the roads. You are appreciated! And thank you Danny Herman Trucking, for being an awesome employer and for making LegalShield a part of the family! Joel and Cathy Davisson, Employee Benefits 386-986-6859/ JoelandKathy4@aol.com

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11 Drivers of the Month

AugustSolo: Derwin Shaw, Driver Manager: Jason Brown

Team: Ben Williams and Glenn Hess,Driver Manager: Frank Icenhour

SeptemberSolo: Ira Bardmess, Driver Manager: Aubrey Long

Team: Lizhen and Elmer Reynolds,Driver Manager: Jason Brown

OctoberSolo: Elbert Powell, Driver Manager: Eric Michael

Team: Terri Martin and Rick Mitchell,Driver Manger: Tim Hensley

NovemberSolo: Derwin Shaw, Driver Manager: Jason Brown

Team: John Jacoby and Richard McBride,Driver Manager: Frank Icenhour

DANNY HERMAN TRUCKING, INC. | November/December 2017

12Drivers of the Year

Drivers of the Year 2017Solo:Derwin Shaw ofThomasville, NCDriver Manager:Jason Brown

Team:Hal Purguson

of Gastonia, NC&

Donnie Selfof Bostic, NC

Driver Manager:Tim Hensley

North Carolina Boys took it all

this year!

SEPTEMBERAngela Pass 09/05/2017Carl Evans 09/05/2017Claudio Duran 09/05/2017Jesse Velez 09/05/2017Tory Batson 09/05/2017Christian Mayorga 09/11/2017Leonard Smith 09/11/2017Manuel Solis 09/11/2017Robert Centers 09/11/2017Sandra Herrera 09/11/2017Anthony Willett 09/18/2017Javier Aranda 09/18/2017Keith Early 09/18/2017Matthew Trujillo 09/18/2017Michael Brown 09/18/2017Nathan Cox 09/18/2017Charles Jeddery 09/25/2017Dale Surber 09/25/2017George Cox 09/25/2017Jeffery Collins 09/25/2017Jose Lares 09/25/2017Michael Irwin 09/25/2017Robert Smith 09/25/2017Luis Basurto 09/26/2017

OCTOBERArturo Ayala 10/02/2017Charles Stapleton 10/02/2017Dywane Rivera 10/02/2017Francisco Basurto 10/02/2017James Tuttle 10/02/2017Juan Solorio-Tavares 10/02/2017Luis Cedillos Lopez 10/02/2017

Mike Ingram 10/02/2017David Griffith 10/09/2017Gary Robinson 10/09/2017Scott Wise 10/09/2017Victor Samaniego 10/09/2017Enrique Goytia 10/10/2017Brian Jones 10/16/2017David Walker 10/16/2017George Wilson 10/16/2017John Streckfuss 10/16/2017Melissa Everette 10/16/2017Patty Watts 10/16/2017William Watts 10/16/2017Dennis Razayeski 10/23/2017Jacob Valdez 10/23/2017Jason Mowery 10/23/2017Richard Hunt 10/23/2017Stephen Baggett 10/23/2017Bobby Martin 10/30/2017Donald Lamar 10/30/2017Joel Farnham 10/30/2017Joel Hubbard 10/30/2017Kim Parker 10/30/2017Richard Schaffner III 10/30/2017

NOVEMBERArturo Garcia Torres 11/06/2017Charles Battle 11/06/2017Jeremy Crandall 11/06/2017Orlando Valdez 11/06/2017Ronnie Roberts 11/06/2017Gregory Campbell 11/13/2017Tony Justice 11/13/2017William Anderson 11/13/2017Kevin Baldwin 11/17/2017Snolynn Baldwin 11/17/2017Max Morettini 11/20/2017

Pamela Collier 11/20/2017Robert Thomas 11/20/2017Vincent Caton 11/20/2017Bertha Orozco 11/21/2017Albert Krach 11/27/2017David Roark 11/27/2017Matthew Burton 11/27/2017Patrick Mitchell 11/27/2017Rebekkah Morris 11/27/2017Spencer Solomon 11/27/2017

DECEMBERBarrington Mcdonald 12/04/2017Bryan Cooper 12/04/2017Clifford Gouge 12/04/2017Dalton Brown 12/04/2017Jacqueline Catron 12/04/2017Jeanice Combs 12/04/2017Michael Stanton 12/04/2017Michelle Juarez 12/04/2017Sarah Schumacher 12/04/2017Michael Kosunick 12/11/2017Richard Hicks 12/11/2017Ryan Canada 12/11/2017Cecilia Powell 12/18/2017Derek Carr 12/18/2017Jorge Mireles Preciado 12/18/2017James Coffey 12/26/2017Lee Coleman 12/26/2017Sandra Yates 12/26/2017

New Hires

DANNY HERMAN TRUCKING, INC. | November/December 2017

SEPTEMBERBarbara Seals 09/01/1979Jeffrey Henry 09/09/1985Bertha Irene Wemhoff 09/04/2001Bebbie Shupe 09/11/2001Donald J Hopson 09/09/2002Bobby Hicks 09/11/2003William Branch 09/08/2004Lauro Esparza 09/12/2006Jose Araujo Hernandez 09/15/2006Chris Johnson 09/25/2006Jeff Crowder 09/02/2008Ramon Garcia 09/10/2009Felix Reyes 09/23/2009Frank Icenhour 09/30/2009Samuel Barley 09/30/2010Bernard Armstrong 09/22/2011Thomas Dixon 09/26/2011Robert Buckley 09/04/2012Samuel Jennings 09/24/2012Allen Newell 09/03/2013Roger Williams 09/03/2013Shawn Murphy 09/03/2013Darrell Cox 09/16/2013Terry L Trephon 09/02/2014Alfonso Cadena 09/15/2014Luis Salazar Blanco 09/24/2014Jeffrey Kissinger 09/29/2014Jason Jon Carter 09/08/2015Burt De Dykes 09/16/2015Lee Robinson 09/28/2015Francisco Javier Frausto 09/01/2016Alice La Rue Garriott 09/06/2016Dennis Otis Garriott 09/06/2016George Franklin Cox 09/06/2016George Barraza 09/12/2016Jeffrey K Anglin 09/12/2016Mark Steven Kavelman 09/12/2016Michelle Denise Kiger 09/12/2016William Daniel Pockel 09/12/2016Stephen David Vosberg 09/19/2016Tom C Mullaney 09/19/2016

OCTOBERTommy Eastridge 10/03/1983Blake Grindstaff 10/16/1995Kenneth Thomas 10/28/1997Jason Brown 10/29/2001Francisco Retana 10/03/2003Javier Mar 10/21/2005Lauro Santillan 10/31/2005Daniel Herman 10/09/2006Juan Salinas 10/17/2006Jimmy Hector 10/10/2007David Wilborn 10/19/2007Stanley Thrasher 10/21/2008Jay Hicks 10/15/2009

Bradley Thompson 10/12/2011Frank D Pardue 10/13/2011Lyndsey Potter 10/24/2011Bryan Massie 10/26/2011David Scott 10/01/2012Kimberly Reynolds 10/08/2012Saul Zarate-Vasquez 10/08/2012Ronnie Miller 10/15/2012Rufus Roberts 10/22/2012Donna Weatherford 10/29/2012Thomas Weatherford 10/29/2012John Garcia 10/07/2013James Gantt 10/21/2013Robert Walker 10/28/2013Elizabeth Henson 10/06/2014Eric Michael 10/06/2014Wanda Greer 10/06/2014Gary Simpson 10/20/2014Francisco Ramos Ballesteros 10/27/2014Julio Avina 10/27/2014Bruce Lee Bakken 10/05/2015Christian Arturo Salazar 10/05/2015Gabrielle Anastasia Phipps 10/12/2015Marshall Edward Rodgers 10/12/2015Danny Fay Howe 10/19/2015Erika Mendoza Juarez 10/19/2015Frank E Horsley 10/19/2015Garin Lee Paul 10/03/2016Alejandro Garay 10/20/2016Alejandro Montelongo Diaz 10/24/2016Craig S Brown 10/24/2016James R Morgan 10/31/2016Jana Marie Morgan 10/31/2016Manley Keith Ingram 10/31/2016

NOVEMBERJorge De La Cruz 11/01/1993Sandra Morefield 11/05/2001Sherry Shull 11/08/2002George Tamayo 11/04/2003Robert Robbins 11/04/2003Gary Keene 11/17/2005Vernon Coble 11/18/2008Victor Villanueva 11/03/2010Ricky Ingram 11/24/2010Hector Felix 11/29/2010Victor Torres 11/01/2011Wilbur Presley 11/16/2011Richard Mclin 11/26/2012Justin Reiter 11/28/2012Gayla Riser 11/04/2013Stephen Riser 11/04/2013Brett Marshall 11/11/2013Earl Brown 11/11/2013Manuel Guerrero 11/18/2013Fabian Rodriguez 11/25/2013Joe Richards 11/25/2013Jose Gonzalez 11/25/2013Mario Rodriguez 11/25/2013

Rafael Alvarado 11/25/2013George Partin 11/03/2014Janet Morley 11/03/2014John Kirk 11/03/2014Linda Cole 11/03/2014Gregory Wallace 11/10/2014David Ferrell 11/17/2014Stanley Ferrell 11/17/2014Charles Bryant 11/24/2014Deven James Hallen 11/24/2014Gerald J Lewis 11/09/2015Jesus Morones 11/09/2015Daniel A Babuca 11/10/2015Jennifer Nicole Jennings 11/16/2015Hector Octavio Luis 11/23/2015Anita May Yarrington 11/30/2015Kevin L Baldwin 11/30/2015Michael Wayne Barker 11/30/2015Snolynn Latricia Baldwin 11/30/2015Dwayne Errol Plasterer 11/07/2016Daniel Robert Obed 11/14/2016Michael Antwann Harden 11/14/2016Thomas Warren Kerley 11/14/2016Jimmy Leon Rose 11/28/2016

DECEMBERBetty Jean Warren 12/16/1987Douglas Freshour 12/28/2004Geronimo Belmontes 12/15/2006Alfredo Montoya 12/06/2010Ebbie Lankford 12/21/2011Barbara Latta 12/17/2012Sullivan Duboise 12/26/2012Laren Fetters 12/09/2013David R Jacobs 12/30/2013Stephen Jay Nelson 12/30/2013Franklin Swink 12/01/2014Santiago Almodovar 12/01/2014Tamara Swink 12/01/2014Gregory Walker 12/15/2014Henry Gibau 12/15/2014David Thompson 12/29/2014Gary Lewis Bare 12/07/2015Mohammad H Akhondi 12/07/2015Ruben Lucero 12/07/2015Clifton Wayne Brown 12/21/2015Les Dean Burchfield 12/21/2015Ian Dieter Paden 12/28/2015

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