Recently, several members of our organization, including myself, attended the Freightliner National Dealer meeting in Colorado Springs. Freightliner holds this meeting every two years to align with its’ dealers on the strategic initiatives we collectively should be working on to continue the success of our mutual businesses.

This year was particularly exciting due to two new product launches. Daimler Truck North America previously announced that in the 4th quarter of this year the Detroit Diesel DD5 product will go into production. This will be the first medium duty engine for the Detroit Diesel brand and the first captive engine in North America since the MBE 900 from over 10 years ago. Initially the product will be limited to the M2 106 model with 2 power ratings aimed at the pickup and delivery segment of the market. Unlike the Cummins ISB product that can be serviced at any commercial vehicle dealership, the

DD5 can only be supported through the Freightliner dealerships. Production in 2017 will be limited but in 2018, a larger DD8 liter will launch and production of both engine displacements will take place in Detroit at the same manufacturing plant as the Detroit axles, DT12 transmission and the heavy duty Detroit engines.

However, the star of the meeting was the new Cascadia model. Unveiled to the dealers on Tuesday evening, our dealership had the privilege of participating in a press event with key customers and we were fortunate enough to give two pre-production trucks away to Knight Transportation and US Xpress. It’s no secret that our competition has closed the gap in operational efficiency and thanks to continued investment from our OEM partner we ...............................

The official employee newsletter of Premier Truck Group 4th Quarter

Premier PulsePremier PulseThe President’s CornerThe President’s Corner

by Richard Shearingby Richard Shearing

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Inside this issue:

President’s Corner 1, 7Top Secret Trucks 1Regional Updates 2, 10Top Tech Event Results 3Community Events 4Employee Events 5

Human Resources 6Lifting Safety 6Idea Central 7Premier Pride 8, 9 Anniversaries 9Mission: ABLE Update 10

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Detroit Diesel DD5

When US Xpress needed a place to secretly transform six of their 2017 Cascadias into US Military themed machines, they called on none other than Premier Truck Group of Chattanooga. When these trucks rolled in, we were reminded of the absolute necessity of keeping them out of view throughout the process until their unveiling at a special event announcing US Xpress’ commitment to hire veterans. Secrecy was paramount and non-negotiable! We quickly sectioned off part of the shop with six black 12’x20’ tarps and aircraft cable. This part of the shop quickly became referred to by employees as “Area 51” and was home to several vendors for over a week as the transformation was completed. There were battery boxes, auxiliary A/C systems and solar panels to be installed as well as the incredible full truck wraps, honoring each branch of the military and a special tribute truck dubbed the “Independence Truck”. Our team worked diligently to keep these trucks out of public view, even stealthily transporting them to our overflow lot at night and embedding them deep within the rows of trucks so that they would remain unseen. If you have ever tried to hide a Freightliner sleeper truck, much less six of them, you understand why our team deserves kudos for accomplishing this task. It was all worth it when US Xpress was pleased that no photos were leaked, and our team was proud as they watched the convoy of trucks honoring our military roll out from our dealership that July evening. Keep an eye out for these special trucks as they are actively pulling freight every day!

TOP SECRET!

REGIONAL UPDATESREGIONAL UPDATES

will embrace the season! With the change of seasons come opportunities for us to continue to grow. Amarillo’s fixed operations are staying strong and on track for a prosperous 2016. We will continue to work towards improving the turnaround time to better serve our customers. Elite Support/Express Assessment will be an ongoing program to ensure that we continue to strive to be the best commercial vehicle organization in North America. Quote Activity has been on the rise in New

WEST by Bobby E. CooperExecutive Vice President, Western Region

Winds of change will blow, leaves will swirl, snow will fly and we

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CENTRAL by Mark LamontExecutive Vice President, Central Region

As we approach the holidays, I am reminded ofhow much wehave to be thankful for. I am thankful for the remarkable Premier Truck Group team members I work with every day. As I travel around the region I am impressed with the caring spirit that exists in our organization. Our employees truly care for each other, our customers, and the local community. It is exciting to see our employees come together to support local charities and fellow employees in need. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.

I am also grateful for the efforts that went into improving our business operations this year. One of the Premier Principles we focused on was Operational Efficiency - “Premier Truck Group is committed to having the best operational efficiency in order to maximize customer uptime, service quality, support and satisfaction.” Throughout the year we have implemented several changes that are impacting our operational efficiency in a positive manner.

Many people have been involved in determining how we can maximize the

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utilization of our resources. We have changed the way we schedule work to increase throughput. In some locations we have started segmenting the shop to facilitate quicker repairs. We are also looking at other ways to more effectively deliver parts to the technicians in the shop. I am grateful for the time our team invested to come up with these ideas. It is exciting to see the way changes are being embraced.

In addition, we are making significant capital investments to assist our team perform its job in a safer and more efficient manner. We have installed a crane in the engine shop in South Dallas. In OKC, we have moved the engine work to a dedicated area and will be installing a crane there as well. In North Dallas, we are in the process of completely redoing the floors in the parts warehouse and in the rear of the shop. This project was long overdue. Additionally, we are installing all new shelving and LED lighting in the parts warehouse. This will provide a much safer and a more functional working environment. I am excited to work for an organization that believes in investing in the future.

I want to thank all the people who work tirelessly every day to make Premier Truck Group a better place. Your hard work and dedication is very much appreciated. I wish everyone a blessed holiday season.

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NORTHERN By Tom SephtonExecutive Vice President,Northern Region

It has been six months since the four North Region stores joinedthe Premier network

NORTHERN

of dealerships. During that time, we have received an incredible amount of support as we transitioned from a privately held dealership to publicly traded. Many have visited the Greater Toronto area to assist us with the change in operating system to CDK and have been available to take calls when we have struggled. We are extremely grateful for all of the support and hope we can reciprocate one day. Thank you to all.

The truck market in Central Ontario has been strong through Q3, however there are signs of softening as we head into fall and winter. Freight heading south to the United States is strong but our customers are reporting a sharp decrease in freight returning north to Canada; many are coming home “empty” for the first time in years. Our focus will continue to be on improving our parts and service absorption levels, at all locations, and right sizing our truck inventory to better align with the market.

The new Cascadia introduced at the Dealer Meeting in September will be a winner with our on highway customers and the DD5 engine will allow us to capture additional market share in the medium duty and school bus markets. Our market area offers large opportunities to increase market share in the Vocational segments of the business and we will begin to focus our sales efforts here.

We would like to acknowledge the efforts of Adrian Hammill and congratulate him on being named a winner of the prestigious Leyland James Award that recognizes the top performing Sales Representatives in the Freightliner network. We are fortunate and very proud that Adrian is part of our team. Also Dwayne Frewin, Gurminder

Ahluwalia and Jim Palmer achieved Top 75 status, recognized for sales volumes that put them in the top 75 Sales Representatives in the network.

David Eisel – Milton and Mike Pollock – Mississauga will represent the North at the Top Tech Challenge in November, congratulations and good luck to all the finalists.

Again, congratulations to all of the top performers and thank you to all for your support. Enjoy the upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday.

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TOP TECH CHAMPIONS

CHIP STANESICEXPERT CHAMPION

DANIEL JOHNSONPROFESSIONAL CHAMPION

PTG DALLAS South PTG DALLAS South

CONGRATULATIONS to our 2016 Top Tech Champions – Chip Stanesic and Daniel Johnson! Premier Truck Group is very proud of all of our 2016 Top Tech participants and finalists.

Top Tech truly represents the best of the best!

EACH FINALIST RECEIVED:

• $1,000 tool voucher (8 finalists only) • $100 from DTNA • Preferred dealer parking spot with customized sign • Windows Tablet • An Autographed Penske Racing Pit Shirt • Yeti mug • PPG Heavy Duty Backpack • Paid day off

EACH CHAMPION RECEIVED: • $5,000 from Premier Truck Group • $600 from DTNA • Tools from Old World Industries • $500 Nascar Experience Voucher • Top Tech Champion Trophy • Plus all finalist prizes! (except the tool voucher)

Please take a moment to congratulate our Top Tech Champions, Chip Stanesic and Daniel Johnson as well as the other finalists who did such an amazing job representing Premier Truck Group.

Saturday, November 5th 2016, our 10 Top Tech finalists competed in a hands-on competition at UTI campus in Irving,TX. Each finalist had to complete a total of 10 stations with only 15 minutes to complete each. The stations weredesigned to test the technician’s knowledge over various troubleshooting techniques and diagnostics to ensure properfunctionality of the machinery they work on day-in and day-out.

Each of the 10 Top Tech finalists did an awesome job, and we are so proud to have you all on our team!

2016 TOP TECH EXPERT FINALISTS

2016 TOP TECH PROFESSIONAL FINALISTS

2016 Inaugural Premier Truck Group Top Tech Event

COMMUNITY EVENTSCOMMUNITY EVENTS

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Charity RodeoThe St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Charity Rodeo is held annually on Doug Yates Farm in the Miller Arena. Doug Yates has been organizing and hosting the rodeo at his farm for the past 19 years. Premier Truck Group of Chattanooga employees have contributed to this great charity for over 10 years. Many Chattanooga employees have contributed hundreds of volunteer hours throughout the course of the rodeo. Dave Basil, Billy Bost and Kim Bowman were supporters in the event this year.

Amarillo/Affiliated Foods Truck RodeoPremier Truck Group of Amarillo recently partnered up with Affiliated Foods for their annual Truck Rodeo. We donated the 5700 Western Star to be driven for their test. This truck was a huge hit with their drivers! Affiliated Foods had 19 drivers that volunteered to be a participant in this challenge which included completing a written exam, DOT pre-trip inspection and a driving test! There were two divisions for the rodeo that the drivers could participate in – the 53 foot and 28 foot divisions. The winners from each division advance to the National Rodeo in Florida.

Dallas Toys for TotsOn Sunday September 18th, Premier Truck Group of Dallas (North) hosted a Toys for Tots collection and motor cycle ride. We could not have asked for a better, more smoothly run event.

Here are a few of the numbers: • 105 people signed the registration forms• 81 motorcycle riders (including 6 Irving Police Department escort riders)• 18 volunteers • 69 new unwrapped toys were checked for donations

Additionally, $1,000 was donated and matched by Premier Truck Group, enabling us to send $2,000 to Toys for Tots. Pictured from left to right: Sean Gillam: General Manager Premier Truck Group of Dallas (north); Lieutenant Colonel (ret) Dan Varnadore; Corporal Carlos Suarez; and Major General (ret) Bill Gossell.

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EMPLOYEE EVENTSEMPLOYEE EVENTS

Amarillo Company PicnicThe weekend kicked off with our annual employee golf tournament on Saturday. On Sunday, we meet at Wonderland Amusement Park where dinner was catered by Desperados. This is one of our favorite events for our Amarillo team and the kids had a blast riding all the rides! We appreciate the opportunity to come together and have a great evening with our families.

PTG OKC Techs Take Part, Win in Super-Tech ChallengeTwo technicians from Oklahoma City participated in the 2016 Super-Tech Challenge - Patrick Jones & Mike Palumbo. Mike Palumbo (front, right) placed 3rd and won the PMI Work Station.

PTG Knoxville wins Best Truck AwardPremier Truck Group of Knoxville recently won the coveted Drivers’ Choice Award presented by Detroit at the Expedite Expo in Lexington, KY. This marks the third consecutive year Premier Truck Group of Knoxville has won the award for Best Truck, as voted on by drivers from throughout the country that attend the annual event. Sales Representatives Sandra Robinson and Ron Moles joined New Truck Sales Manager Steve Noland during the two day event that featured leaders from across the expediting industry including FEDEX Custom Critical, Panther Premium Logistics, Forward Air, along with many others. The truck was a Freightliner M2-112 featuring a custom sleeper from Bolt Custom Trucks and Manufacturing. Long-time customers Susan and Jerry Medlin of Medlin Expedited assisted in the design of the sleeper interior and purchased the award-winning truck after the Expo.

Odessa Cookout for Driver’s AppreciationOdessa Parts and Truck Sales department help put together a Driver’s Appreciation Cookout for Cactus Fuels in September. We wanted to show our appreciation for their business. Members of management, drivers, and service techs joined in on the celebration!

Odessa PicnicWe recently celebrated our annual picnic at Miners Maze in Midland. Wow, we had such a fun time! There was bull riding, rocking climbing, a live gun show and snow cones! The adult sized bicycle race was a favorite! About 75 employees and their family members joined us for the fun. We can’t wait until next year!

Left to right: Our GM Joey Lee giving a speech while perched on top of Matthew Workman, Parts Manager; Andrea Carter (F&I) and family, gun show; Tia Ryan (Parts Counter Sales) rock climbing.

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Email tonya.adams@premiertruck.com to tell us about yours!

As you are receiving this, we should be rolling out our 2017 benefits at our open enrollment meetings to the United States regions while our Northern Region will be taking place in 2017.

As you may recall, last year was the first time we had consolidated all of PTG into one benefits plan. This was no easy task and certainly one that didn’t go without a few challenges. To ensure a consistent message is delivered this year, our Corporate Human Resource and Administration Manager, Tonya Adams will be at all locations leading these meetings in partnership with our local HR Representatives.

Controlling health care costs is a huge challenge that our country and most companies continue to struggle with. We encourage all of our employees to take personal responsibility for their health care with proactive measures such as their annual physicals and participating in our WellWorks program.

I recognize that the high deductible health plans (HDHP) were new to many of you this past year, but it is clearly a plan that many companies and their employees continue to adopt. Each year you should become more comfortable with this style of plan and how a Health Savings Account (HSA) works in conjunction with it. We will continue to provide a HSA match for those that contribute. I am pleased to report that in 2016 80% of our employees contributed to the HSA. Most of you also participated in our onsite biometric screening which resulted in reducing your monthly premium costs.

As you confirm participation in our 2017 health care plan, I would encourage you to also plan for your long-term financial security by signing up to participate in our 401(K) retirement plan. Over 75% of employees currently participate in this and receive a .50 cent match on each dollar they contribute up to 6% of their contribution. This is a great financial plan for your retirement.

As we close out, sitting here in Dallas with the sun shining and 95 degrees forecasted, I want to wish you and your families a great holiday season. Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas and best for the New Year!

As always, I welcome any comments or questions at smoss@premiertruck.com

HUMAN RESOURCESHUMAN RESOURCES

Putting the“Human” in Human Resources.by Scott Moss, EVP, Human Resources and Administration

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Have you checked the object before you try to lift it?• Test every load before you lift by pushing the object

lightly with your hands or feet to see how easily it moves. This tells you about how heavy it is.

• Remember, a small size does not always mean a light load.

Is the load you plan to lift packed properly?• Make sure the weight is balanced and packed

so it won’t move around.• Loose pieces inside a box can cause accidents

if the box becomes unbalanced.• Be sure you have a tight grip on the object before

you lift it.• Handles applied to the object may help you

lift it safely.

Is it easy to reach this load?• To avoid hurting your back, use a ladder

when you’re lifting something over your head.• Get as close as you can to the load. Slide the load towards you if you can.• Don’t arch your back – avoid reaching out for an object.

• Do the work with your legs and your arms – not your back.

What’s the best way to pick up an object?• Use slow, smooth movements. Hurried, jerky movements can strain the muscles

in your back.• Keep your body facing the object while you lift it. Twisting while lifting

can hurt your back.• Keep the load close to your body. Having to reach out to lift and carry

an object may hurt your back.• “Lifting with your legs” should be done only when you can straddle the load.

To lift with your legs, bend your knees, not your back, to pick up the load. Keep your back straight.

• Try to carry the load in the space between your shoulder and your waist. This puts less strain on your back muscles.

How can I avoid back injuries?• Warm up. Stretch your legs and your back before lifting anything.• Pace yourself. Take many small breaks between lifts if you are lifting

a number of things.• Don’t overdo it – don’t try to lift something too heavy for you. If you have to

strain to carry the load, it’s too heavy.• Make sure you have enough room to lift safely. Clear a space around the object

before lifting it. • Look around before you lift, and look around as you carry. Make sure you can

see where you are walking. Know where you are going to put down the load.• Avoid walking on slippery, uneven surfaces while carrying something.• Don’t rely on a back belt to protect you. It hasn’t been proven that back

belts can protect you from back injury.• Get help before you try to lift a heavy load. Use a dolly or a forklift if you can.

Lifting Safety: Tips to Help Prevent Back Injuries

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MISSION STATEMENTAt Premier Truck Group, we are about one thing…

Exceptional Customer ServiceWe will achieve this through:

• Hiring and developing the best Employees.• Exceeding our Customer’s Expectations.

• Demonstrating the highest level of Commitment, Respect and Responsiveness to one another, our customer,

our partners and our communities.

• Maintaining a High Quality and Safe Work Environment that makes us an employer of choice.• Fostering a culture of Collaboration

and Continuous Improvement.

• Valuing Honesty, Ethics and Integrity in all we do.• Encourage Risk taking and Ownership for mistakes.

• Providing great Facilities in great Locations.

VISION STATEMENTDriven by our employees our vision is to be the Best

in commercial vehicle products and services by providing Superior Customer Satisfaction through a culture of

continuous improvement, integrity, respect and passion.

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now have a new model that firmly establishes a lead position once again. What makes this new Cascadia great, in my opinion is that it will appeal to customers on multiple facets of their business. Whether it is safety, driver retention, operational efficiency or styling this truck has something to offer every buyer. We are working with our factory representatives now on demo units for our key customers and look forward to this truck keeping our sales strong as we head into 2017.

MY18 Cascadia

Idea Central was built to provide an “electronic suggestion box” for our associates to submit ideas on how to make Penske Automotive Group and Premier Truck Group better.

Your response to Idea Central has been beyond expectations with over 130 ideas submitted. We have received some terrific ideas, having implemented many of them already, while we also work on deploying other ideas through process and technology improvements.

When we launched Idea Central, we announced we would award a 50th Anniversary Team Penske – Shinola watch and photo book to the best idea. I am pleased to announce that we have two winners, one from PAG and one from PTG. Ryan Strand from North Scottsdale Jaguar/Land Rover and Shane Tally from PTG of south Dallas will each win a watch for their ideas. Ryan’s idea will allow for improved efficiencies in the F&I process while Shane’s idea will provide for process improvements in the parts department, allowing for improved customer service.

In addition to these two winners, we are pleased to award $50 Shell Fuel cards to more than 25 additional associates for their ideas.Congratulations to the individuals below! Well done!!

Premier Truck GroupJeffrey Wieland – PTG KnoxvilleCharlie Morris – PTG of Amarillo

Debbie Ruyle – PTG of Dallas – NorthJeff Gilmer – PTG of Mississauga

Frank Ricciardi – PTG of MississaugaTaff Huber – PTG of Odessa

We encourage you to keep submitting your ideas on how to increase productivity and sales, decrease costs and increase customer service. For the best idea submitted between now and December 9, 2016, we will provide a $500 American Express gift card, just in time for the holidays!

WE VALUE YOUR IDEASWE VALUE

YOUR IDEAS

Here’s what our customers are saying about us.

We’ve gotPREMIER PRIDE

I recently got transferred to Penske Oshawa and found the Parts Room a complete mess, through the process of cleaning up and returning parts that was not needed (cores), Nathan has been very helpful in the process. I just wanted to say thank you for his dedication and help; without him it would have taken me at least a month to accomplish, but I was able to finish it in 2-weeks. Again a big thank you to Nathan Anderson.

Pradeep Lalsingh

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Pradeep LalsinghNathan Anderson

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO YOU!CONGRATULATIONS!CONGRATULATIONS!

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PREMIER PRIDE(continued)

Amarillo EastKolton R. Flatt 1

AmarilloRobert W. Black 20

Boyd D. Campsey 15

Vanessa M. Delatorre 5

William A. Tyning 5

Juan M. Ramonez II 5

Eric Garcia 1

Fort WorthEric E. Hopkins 15

Steven P. Foster 5

Landon C. Wyatt 5

John C. Webster 5

Honor D. Noble 1

Richy Murga 1

William A. Bonds 1

Percila Sandoval 1

Alberto Verduzco 1

Alicia Cotton 1

KnoxvilleGabriel T. Stooksbury 15

Wayne K. Paschal 5

Lauren M. Thomas 1

Timmy L. Perkins 1

My Quyen T. Duong 1

Jacob K. Miles 1

MuskogeeJonathan Bennett 1

North DallasJames M. Stone 5

Shawn Hennessey 5

Peyton T. Bryan 1

OdessaTrenton B. Chancellor 5

Jeffrey Beal 1

Oklahoma CityDavid W. Howard 10

Kory V. Coffey 10

Geoffrey H. Barrera 5

Jeffrey B. Bowling 5

Douglas A. Strain 5

Travis E. McClendon 1

Mathew B. Jorgensen 1

Billy G. Shropshire 1

Arron D. Dillon 1

RinggoldDaryl M. Keeter 20

Randy M. Moore 20

John R. Mayes 10

Rodney A. Carroll 5

Tyler J. Sentementes 1

Donald L. Morrow 1

Chris A. Simmons 1

South DallasAlfredo Aguayo 10

Ronnie D. Payne Jr. 10

Frederick B. Stephens 10

Jose I. Silva 10

Travis C. Irvin 5

Shawn C. Stroble 5

Crystal J. Wilkins 1

Marcus D. Shiels 1

Jose A. Trejo Jr. 1

Eric N. Westermann 1

Michael W. Hall 1

Michael J. Huffman 1

Tyler B. Hanks 1

John Sczykutowicz III 1

Jeremy B. Harris 1

TulsaMichael R. Coffelt 20Norman L. Childers 20Curtis D. Thompkins 5Jesse L. Bean 5Dylan Wood 1Ryan Ireland 1Austin T. Adams 1

There are only two months left in 2016, please ensure you are taking advantage of every effort to remind customers and vendors of the Paralyzed Veterans of America effort.

With every donation, you can help support Mission: ABLE and ensure that veterans with disabilities receive the care, benefits and job opportunities they’ve earned and deserve!

Premier Truck Group of Knoxville continues to lead the collection efforts with a YTD total of $7,448.25 Wonderful job!

Special recognition to Premier Truck Group of Amarillo they had a “Hot Dog” Cookout to raise funds, which made over $1,800.00. As an enterprise we have collected a total of $17,499.09 this year for PVA Mission: ABLE.

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and Used Truck Sales, resulting in an increase in the number of orders being placed in both the Amarillo and Odessa locations. With the stability of oil prices, we have been afforded a significant increase in the fixed operations of the Midland/Odessa locations.

With all the good taking place in all of the West Region, we have much to be thankful for:

• Thankful to the hardworking individuals whomake up the Premier Truck Group team. We were privileged to honor these individuals and

their families at our Annual Family Picnics this past quarter. We are very proud and excited that so many of our Service Technicians chose to participate in the Top Tech Challenge. We would like to say Thank You to each one of you for taking part in this First Annual Event!

• Thankful for the customers who depend onus to continue serving them in the efficient and dependable manner that they have become accustomed. The Amarillo location hosted a Truck Rodeo for Panhandle Transportation Group/Affiliated Foods, a longtime customer of our region. The event provided our team an opportunity to engage with the customer and their drivers. We were also privileged

to join the Fort Worth team in hosting a Truck Rodeo for Lone Star Milk in Wichita Falls. It was a great opportunity to join forces with other members of the Premier Truck Group team to show our appreciation to our customers. We truly appreciate our customers and the trust they have placed in us to provide them with superior service.

• Thankful for the chance to wish you all a happyholiday season….and remember:

“As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words but to live by them.”

~JFK

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