ARS Honors Our Very Own Veterans
At ARS/Rescue Rooter, we understand the importance of employing and honoring active and retired military personnel. Our employees who are Veterans already know the value of teamwork, communication and organization. “It is truly an honor to employ the men and women who have fought for our freedom,” says Dave Slott, ARS President and Chief Operations Officer. To honor our Veterans, the ARS Corporate Office and various branches are donating HVAC systems, organizing casserole drives, and other volunteer and fundraising activities. ARS would also like to recognize a few individuals in the field for their service, and many thanks to all of our Veterans’ service! Happy Veteran’s Day!
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MARION MCINTYREAssistant Call Center Manager Western Division
Marion was a printer in the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. She was raised by a father who was a Marine, and he insisted that she and her five brothers all serve. She loved living in South Korea, and she wants civilians to know “it isn’t about the money or glory for us; our service is for America and those who need us.”
CHRISTOPHER SCHILLING
Safety, Warehouse and Fleet Manager Rescue Rooter/Jack Howk
Christopher’s three years serving in the Navy out of Norfolk, Virginia where he went overseas numerous times to the Mediterranean and north Atlantic areas. His experiences were instrumental in giving him a strong work ethic. Christopher has been with Rescue Rooter/Jack Howk for 25 years! He says that his military service taught him how to “take each situation as it comes and determine the best course of action to see any problem through to its most ideal end.”
Safety, Warehouse and Fleet Manager Rescue Rooter/Jack Howk
Christopher’s three years serving in the Navy out of Norfolk, Virginia where he went overseas numerous times to the Mediterranean and north Atlantic areas. His experiences were instrumental in giving him a strong work ethic. Christopher has been with Rescue Rooter/Jack Howk for 25 years! He says that his military service taught him how to “take each situation as it comes and determine the best course of action to see any problem through to its most ideal end.”
ERMA GIPSON
Receptionist, Corporate Office
Erma served as a medic at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, DC, during the Vietnam War. Some of her patients included President Eisenhower and other dignitaries! She was stationed in many places, even Germany.
Receptionist, Corporate Office
Erma served as a medic at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, DC, during the Vietnam War. Some of her patients included President Eisenhower and other dignitaries! She was stationed in many places, even Germany.
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JAMES TAKES
Brothers Heating and Cooling
James was a Washington, DC, Honor Guard, as well as an infantryman in Afghanistan. He credits his team and management at Brothers in making his transition into civilian work seamless. “I am surrounded by great people and a great supervisor. They have inspired and mentored me.”
TAYLOR FREDERICKSON
Warehouse Rescue Rooter/Jack Howk
Taylor began his military career at the age of 18 as a Military Police Officer. A year later he was deployed to Afghanistan where he trained the Afghanistan police. A team-oriented mindset that began to take root in Afghanistan helps Taylor feel right at home at Rescue Rooter/Jack Howk, where “everyone is pitching in to get whatever needs to get done in order to take care of the customers and the company.”
KEVIN RULERisk Analyst, Corporate Office
Kevin was a marine as a Legal Administrator from 2004-2008. His post took him to North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, and even South Korea and Japan. “Veterans never let go of protecting and serving,” says Kevin. “We’re leaders!
