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and Joan Hawkins Truck #523974 Robert and Joan Hawkins have been driving for 33 years and have spent the last year with Landstar. They are from Painesville, OH and are a part of Landstar's A & E (Ammunitions & Explosives) program. Their truck is a light ash rose colored 2004 Kenworth T800 with a burgandy trim. Robert and Joan have been very active in recruiting new A & E drivers for our terminal here in Indianapolis, and have recently recruited their own riding companion named Cubby, who provides a good amount of in truck entertainment. The Hawkins have 4 children and 9 grandchildren and in their free time also enjoy classic cars and golf. |
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Craig and Lisa Ringelstetter Truck #525151 Craig and Lisa Ringelstetter have been driving for Landstar for 14 years and are a part of Landstar's A & E program. Their truck is a a 2006 Kenworth W900 painted in black metalic with bright purple metalic fenders. It has a 386" wheel base and the sleeper is 230" ICT. Craig and Lisa have also accumulated over 1 million accident free miles. The Ringelstetter team has 1 child and their hobbies include golf, diving, and flying. |
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Glen & Roxanne Mahon Truck #539200 Glen & Roxanne Mahon have been driving for 30 years, 3 1/2 with Landstar. They live in Portland, and enjoy "seeing new places and wild animals that we haven't seen before" while on the road. |
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Bob & Debbie Jurashen Truck #120509 Bob & Debbie Jurashen are an Ammunitions & Explosives (A & E) team from Springville, IN. They both have over 20 years driving experience and 8 years with Landstar. Their 1997 Peterbilt, "Big Red," has been the center of many photographs and was selected to appear in the nationally distributed Shell Oil SuperRigs Calendar. The Jurashens enjoy fishing, motorcycling, camping, boating, auctions, and antique car shows when they take a break from the road. Debbie says of their fondest driving memories, "Traveling all over the U.S.A, seeing little children holding their arms up and down for us to blow our diesel horn for them, and then watching their faces gleam with joy, when they hear the diesel horn blow! |
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