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Central Kentucky Technical College
Benefactors of the Year, 2003
Paul Miller Ford, Lexington
Honored by Central Kentucky Technical College
To accept the award is Lee Beall, Director, Parts and Services Division
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Mr. Paul Miller has enjoyed a fascination for cars since early childhood. His love for automobiles has catapulted him to the status he enjoys today as being one of the most recognized dealerships in Kentucky. Mr. Miller opened the dealership in 1953, and in October 2003, celebrated 50 years of dedicated service. Mr. Miller�s commitment of service extends beyond his company to the community. He has been involved many years with the local Child Development Center and Alzheimer�s Association. Mr. Miller believes that giving to the community that has so richly blessed him is an honor. The Paul Miller Ford dealership graciously provided the automotive and auto body technology programs of Central Kentucky Technical College with new automotive parts valued at more than $30,000. Mr. Miller has enjoyed having the students of the College as employees. He says it is a �two-way street� and that both his dealership and the students benefit. |
ProLift Industrial Equipment Co., LLC, Louisville
Honored by Central Kentucky Technical College
To accept the award is Barry Lauterwasser, Marketing Manager
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Founded in 1978 by Mr. William Skinner, ProLift Industrial Equipment Company is one of the premiere dealerships for Toyota�s forklift division. Focused on quality products and services, employee retention, and total customer satisfaction, ProLift, a thriving corporation of over 290 employees, operates six facilities in the Ohio Valley. Toyota forklifts are the flagship line of the company. Twelve of the past thirteen years, ProLift has received the Toyota President�s Award, the highest honor a dealership can achieve. ProLift believes that with success comes a responsibility to the community and that supporting the people is the �right thing to do.� Exercising this generosity, ProLift contributed new forklift parts valued at more than $40,000 to Central Kentucky Technical College�s Anderson Campus. |
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