TG Missouri hosts 30-, 35-year team member celebrations

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Recently, two significant recognition celebrations were held for long-term TG Missouri employees.

To honor the team members celebrating 30 years, TG management, family members, and friends gathered on May 21 at Brass + Bone lounge in Perryville to acknowledge their contributions. That same day, on site at TG Missouri, a celebration was held in honor of its 35-year team members.

The entire company was invited to celebrate their co-workers and enjoy cake from Hoeckele’s Bakery along with meat, cheese, and crackers from Stonie’s Sausage Shop. The 30-year honorees included Sandra Berkbigler, Matthew Bohnert, Jennifer Camden, and Kevin. Camden, Kurtis Franklin, Nancy Heuer, Darla Krack, Randy Mayfield, Robyn McCulley, Michelle Patrick, Timothy Rice, Dean Weinkein and Todd Buerck.

Those honored for 35 years of service were Kay Renner, Scotty J. McGraw, Allan Petot, Jason Weiler, Jennifer Winschel, Kimberly Gruenke, Dena Underwood, Sheila Oster, Jeffrey Schnurbusch, Donna “Jody” Wills, Charles “Chuck” Agers, Scott Marr, Lorie Baer, Diana Howe, and Kathy Proctor.

“On behalf of the entire TG leadership team, I extend our deepest appreciation to the 30- and 35-year team members,” said Robert Patrick, TG Missouri Corporation president. “Reaching this level of service is an extraordinary accomplishment, one that speaks to their dedication, resilience, and the many contributions they have made over the decades.

“Their commitment has helped shape the foundation of our company; their continued presence is a reminder of the strength that comes from long-term teamwork. I thank and congratulate them all for being such an essential part of our journey and success.”

TG Missouri employees who celebrated 30 years of service received a monetary award for this milestone, along with a potted flower, a Toyoda Gosei polo shirt, and a personalized brick installed along the TG Missouri 5K trail.

The 35-year employees also received a monetary award for their achievement, in addition to customized TG Yeti coolers and their own personalized cake from Hoeckele’s Bakery.

TG Missouri Corporation began operations in Perryville in 1987.