Jack
May
1149 Homeland Drive
Rocky River, Ohio 44116
Phone & Fax: (440) 331-6929
Email: DAHohler@aol.com
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Dennis
Connors
435 North Park Blvd.
Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137-4601
Phone: (708) 790-4664
Fax: (708) 790-3959
Email: DConnors@SBCGlobal.net |
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Jeff
H. McCormick
261 Batleson Road
Ambler, Pennsylvania 19002
Phone: (215) 646-5805
Fax: (215) 646-1187
Email: jmcco5@aol.com |
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Carl Koontz
2767 Lafayette Ave.
Columbus, Indiana 47201
Phone: (812) 376-3624
Fax: (812) 376-3624
Email: CAK@IQuest.net
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Carl, a native of northern Ohio, graduated
from Purdue University with an engineering degree. He
worked for Cummins Inc. in Columbus, Indiana for 37
years in product development, testing, emissions, and
service assignments related to heavy- and medium-duty
engines, specializing in the bus market for 10 years.
Carl still resides in Columbus, Indiana, and represents
Hohler & Associates in Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia,
and parts of Ohio and Tennessee.
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William
R. Champ
Florida Operations
5100 Choestoe Falls Circle, #34
Blairsville, Georgia 30512
Phone: (770) 316-8514
Fax: (706) 835-2535
Email: KChamp8461@aol.com
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Bill's background includes more
than 30 years of experience and progressive growth in
senior management of fleet operations and maintenance.
His experience in managing one of the largest mass transit
operations in the country (MARTA in Atlanta, Georgia)
and his work with Williams Detroit Diesel - Allison
make him ideally suited to fully understand the bus
industry from his customer's position. Bill also became
an expert in the process of converting gas-powered fleets
to burn compressed natural gas while he served as general
manager for the NGV Southeast Technology Center. He's
been recognized for his outstanding abilitiy to direct
a well maintained and dependable fleet, clean maintenance
facilities and operate within budget -- all of great
significance and benefit to his customer today.
Bill is a member of APTA and
served four years as the Regional Director of Region
III. He was a founding member and sat on the Board of
the Georgia Transit Association. Bill also served as
a member of Clean Fuels Committee for APTA, due to his
experience in alternative fuels.
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William
A. Luke
Special Consultant
2627 West Providence
Spokane, Washington 99205
Phone: (509) 328-2494
Fax: (509) 325-5396
Email: billluke@ztc.net
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Bill's lifelong interest in bus
transportation and his years of research into transportation
systems around the globe have earned him a reputation
as one of the foremost authorities and historians in the
industry. As a member of the Hohler & Associates team,
he provides a global and historical perspective to the
nature of the business and access to business opportunities.
Bill began his bus industry career
in 1948 with the Minneapolis-based Jefferson Transportation
Company, followed by his tenure with Empire Lines in
Spokane, Washington 20 years later. Bus Ride magazine,
which he established in 1965 as a simple newsletter,
grew over the years to become the full-size four-color
publication that it is today. For that and his many
other accomplishments, Bill was inducted into the American
Public Transit Association's Hall of Fame in 1998.
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William
L. Wheeler III
Bus Technical Consultant
3120 Palmdale Circle
Farmers Branch, Texas 75234
Phone: (972) 241-5669
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Bill Wheeler offers Hohler & Associates'
customers a wealth of historical and technical product
and bus industry knowledge. His more than 40 years of
sales, service, engineering and training experience
with General Motors Truck & Coach and Transportation
Manufacturing Corp. make him a warehouse of valuable
information for today's transit maintenance decision
makers. Largely due to his extensive historical knowledge
of the industry, Bill is able to advise clients on parts
and technology applications and their success rates,
helping to prevent ill-fated choices and costly decisions.
Now operating from a relaxed position, but still with
a keen interest in the bus industry, Bill regularly
indulges his love of travel and exploration of the Texas
countryside.
Since he is admittedly a devoted old
"bus buff" he regularly indulges his love
of vintage coaches, more particularly Yellow Coach and
GM models, studying, cataloging, and filing historical
data, memorabilia, and photos in the "old bus office"
at his Texas headquarters.
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