Wolverine Pipe Line recognized for service
Published 11:03 am Monday, January 5, 2015
The Berrien County Cancer Service recognized Wolverine Pipe Line for its work during the company’s “Day of Caring.” Pictured, in front, are Terry Swisher, David Brooks and Renee Reid-Smith. In the middle are Bobby Tinkham, James Cowan and Orville Thomas. In the back are Steven Cox, Aaron Matlock, Darick Shearer, John Langreder, Mike McCarty, Ramon Caldwell and Paul Wreggelsworth. (Submitted photo)
Wolverine Pipe Line was recognized recently by the Berrien County Cancer Service for helping a local cancer patient and his family.
On Monday, Dec. 15, Renee Reid-Smith, community development liaison for the Berrien County Cancer Service, presented the Wolverine Pipe Line Company with the BCCS Business of the Year Award for their “Day of Caring” for a BCCS Niles cancer patient and his family.
Wolverine Pipe Line donated more than 84 man-hours and multiple household repairs were done. Reid-Smith thanked the team for their outstanding support of the BCCS’ mission and for making a healing home environment for their patient and his family to recover in.
Wolverine Pipe Line is known for many exemplary core values and Reid-Smith added another: “Compassionate Community Stewardship.”
“Our WPL Company Niles Team is thankful that every year our company supports a ‘Day of Caring,’ which allows us to lift someone’s burden and bring a smile to those we help,” said David Brooks, company spokesman and “Day of Caring” lead employee.
