Receiving the $100,000 check is Jami Myers, Senior Director for North Carolina Relay For Life (far left). She is joined by representatives from VT LeeBoy and Stephenson Equipment, Inc.: Tamara Helderman, Human Resources Generalist for LeeBoy; Dennis Helle

Executives from VT LeeBoy and Stephenson Equipment, Inc. presented a

$100,000 check to the American Cancer Society at the National Pavement Expo on Jnuary 27th. They also unveiled one of their unique fundraising tools – a pink paver.

“I am overwhelmed by the generosity of these companies! I love the pink paver, and I'm sure it will help raise awareness everywhere it goes,” said Jami Myers, Senior Director for North Carolina Relay For Life. “We are fortunate to have LeeBoy in our region.”

For LeeBoy, the industry leader in self-propelled asphalt pavers from Lincolnton, North Carolina, and Stephenson Equipment, Inc., a leading construction equipment dealer based in Pennsylvania, the presentation is the culmination of almost a year of fundraising. The entire LeeBoy family, dozens of vendors and one dealer, Stephenson Equipment, Inc., all pitched in to raise the $100,000.

Chairs of the Lincolnton Relay For Life event, John Dancoff, Claudia Dancoff, and Leigh Simon,

attended the presentation along with over 200 people.

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