Remembering Dennis LaLiberty
Dennis LaLiberty, one of the great pioneers in the fleet industry, passed away February 17th. Dennis worked for Wheels for 43 years, retiring as VP of International Sales. He received numerous awards throughout his long career and was a magnificent spokesman for the fleet industry.
Dennis was a man of unwavering integrity, possessing a keen intellect and a wonderful sense of humor. Like so many, I was blessed to have had the opportunity to work with him. He was my friend, and he had many, many friends, all of whom are saddened as I am.
We mourn along with Dennis' family and friends.
Janice Sutton
Editor in Chief
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