Wreaths Across America (WAA) has recognized 17 transportation partners for their remarkable commitment, marking over 10 years of service as part of the prestigious “Honor Fleet.”
Every year, these carriers play a pivotal role in transporting wreaths to honor American veterans. Courtney George, Director of Transportation and Industry Relations for WAA, stated, “Many of our partners donating their time each year are veterans themselves, including the professional drivers hauling the loads. Professional drivers and carriers that join WAA’s Honor Fleet have the desire to do something meaningful to honor veterans and their loved ones and many say that Wreaths Across America provides a way for them to do that.”
The Role of the Honor Fleet
The Honor Fleet serves as the backbone of Wreaths Across America’s mission, delivering millions of beautifully crafted veterans’ wreaths to locations nationwide. Reflecting on 2024, the fleet hauled 739 loads of wreaths using support from 397 trucking companies to reach more than 4,900 participating destinations, including the esteemed Arlington National Cemetery.
By partnering with the Honor Fleet, trucking companies demonstrate unwavering dedication to giving back to the nation and honoring those who have served.
Celebrating This Year’s Honorees
To celebrate their significant contributions, WAA honors the following 17 carriers for their generosity, commitment, and tireless efforts in supporting veterans and their families over the years:
- Abilene Motor Express
- Jetco Delivery
- Hirschbach Motor Lines
- Boyd Grain Inc.
- Big G Express
- Knight Transportation
- Classic Carriers
- Leonard’s Express
- Hoekstra Transportation, LLC
- Convoy Systems LLC
- Paul MH Sagehorn LLC
- Hampton Roads Moving & Storage
- Total Transportation of Mississippi
- Heartland Express
- Waste Masters Solutions
- J.B. Hunt
- Matrix Expedited Service
By dedicating their resources to WAA’s annual wreath-laying mission, these companies demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to remembering and honoring American veterans and their loved ones.
Source: The Trucker
Image Source: Wreaths Across America
