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But seriously now… We do sincerely appreciate our association with Reed and Keri and UAPA and all that they do to support our industry. Thanks guys! We had a great time!

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We had a great time with a couple of our vendors… Cody Mills with Geneva Rock and Ben Allen with Maxwell Products. We couldn’t do this without them. Thanks guys!

And we don’t want to ever forget our customers… Craig Calderwood with Mt America Credit Union & John Groban and Brad Holmes with North University Medical. We appreciate you and look forward to the time spent with you.

We’re always grateful for the opportunity to spend time with our employees and get to know each other a little better. We had a good time. Thanks for your participation guys!

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We had the pleasure of celebrating and getting to know each other a little better ‘off the clock’ this last week. Shaun & Angie sprung for a fun summer party at The Grid. Homemade food, Arcade, Racing, and good company with our Bonneville Awesome family. Even some of our vendors contributed with some great prizes. Thanks Shaun & Angie for taking such good care of us. It was fun and a good opportunity to get to know each other a little better.

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We would like to thank UAPA and the organizers of this event. This is our second year attending and it’s been nice to catch up with friends and associates we don’t see regularly enough. Thanks UAPA!

(from their website) “UAPA is the only trade association that exclusively represents the interests of the asphalt pavement material producer and paving contractor on a local level with government agencies, and other trade and business organizations. We support an active communication platform designed to answer questions about environmental issues and to improve the quality of asphalt pavements and paving techniques used in the construction of roads, streets, highways, parking lots, airports, and environmental and recreational facilities. We provide technical, educational, and marketing materials and information to our members, as well as technical information to users and specifiers of paving materials. Our local chapter was organized in 2012, and our members include asphalt pavement producers, paving contractors, equipment manufacturers, materials suppliers, equipment distributors, engineering firms and consultants. Our members are the people that build Utah’s roads.”

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Another successful group pheasant hunt for 6 wheelchair bound persons, 1 Veteran and 3 youth. The group was separated into two different fields and volunteer helpers included 6 different dog handlers, 7 four-wheeler drivers and several who partnered with hunters to help with guns and ammunition and bird collections.

One hunter new to the group, Missy, who is 12 years old, and in a wheelchair due to Spina Bifida, was presented by Chair Bound Sportsman with her very own 20 gauge semi-auto shotgun in pink camo with her name engraved on it to the delight of everyone present. It featured a gas relief action so the recoil was greatly reduced. She later proudly said that she shot two pheasants. One of our long-time members, who has been a quad from an accident about 18 years ago, also successfully shot a rooster pheasant.

After lunch more birds were planted and volunteers were given the chance to be the shooters. This was a token “thanks” for all their wonderful support. Special thanks is due to Scott Bateman who arranged for four-wheelers with boat seats securely mounted on the front giving hunters great views of the hunt, dogs working, and vantage to safely shoot at flying birds. This provided mobility during the entire hunt as a volunteer drove them and offered any additional assistance that might be needed.

The 4-Mile Owners, Earl Sorensen and his family, were also great support during the hunt. Our volunteer professional photographer and story writer Ed Helmick deserves honorable mention for his consistent dedicated support.

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