On Friday, July 18, eight members of the Rutherford Quarry crew logged 46 hours of community service by helping with a Habitat for Humanity House “mini blitz” for a particular project. The crew finished the tasks needed for the day plus several others for the next day to help keep the project on schedule. Part of the crew laid roof decking, tar paper and drip edge on the roof, while the other half installed exterior insulation and caulking. The crew also installed drywall nailers and helped with window installation. Rogers Group provided a barbecue lunch for all the workers.
In addition to the labor, Rogers Group donated the crushed stone required for this build.
In a note of thanks, Habitat for Humanity Representative Megan Hutchings said, “We greatly appreciate your hard work and commitment to making a difference in our community.”
Thanks to all who helped and to those at the quarry who wanted to go but had to stay back and keep the place running.
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Euclid Driver Blake Cope replenishes the team’s nail supply.
Blake Cope walks past as Foreman Dude Reavis holds a ladder for Filed Office Clerk Jamie Clay.
Pit Loader Operator Tommy Bain tries to shy away from the camera.
Crusher Operator Wendy Smotherman hangs exterior insulation.
Pit Loader Operator Jerry Lokey and Tommy Bain work on cutting insulation to size.
Wendy Smotherman and Plant Operator Robert Singleton hang insulation.
Tommy Bain, Wendy Smotherman, Jamie Clay, Robert Singleton, Dude Reavis, Quarry Superintendent Brian Dillard, Blake Cope and Jerry Lokey all contributed to the build. (Not pictured: Sales Rep. Ernie Williams)
Crew members enjoy an RGI sponsored barbecue lunch.
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