Waste & Recycling Workers Week Wall of Honor
We are excited to announce the Waste & Recycling Workers Week - Wall of Honor! We are dedicated to honoring the men and women who have pioneered innovation and excelled in service through the waste management industry. We look forward to sharing about these individuals.
Wendell (Wendy) E. Yonker is the original founder of Homewood Disposal, a refuse and recycling hauler located in Homewood, Illinois. He founded Homewood Disposal in 1956 as a one truck operation and hasn’t looked back since. Wendy made a commitment to build the company on family values, a sense of loyalty and his faith in … Read more
Waste and Recycling Workers Week would like to say “Thank you!” for the excellent leadership you’ve given for the men and women in the waste industry. Through your support we are able to reach new heights. Mark C. Wilfalk completed his Bachelor of Science Degree in communications from the University of Florida in 1994. Prior … Read more
Kenny Burkett, A Man Of Integrity Kenny Burkett, has built American Waste Control on true values, by showing support, love and kindness to his employees and customers. Waste and Recycling Workers Week is proud to recognize Mr. Burkett by adding him to the Wall Of Honor. -John Arwood- Kenny Burkett, founder of American Waste Control, saw a … Read more
Dwight C. Schaubach | Chairman and Owner of Bay Disposal The second honoree for the Waste & Recycling Workers Week Wall of Honor is Mr. Dwight C. Schaubach, Jr., Bay Disposal Mr. Schaubach is nominated by his son Mr. Andrew Schaubach, COO Excerpt from Bay Disposal History….. Dwight Schaubach (Chairman) has over thirty-five years experience … Read more
Wall of Honor Honoree The first honoree for the Waste & Recycling Workers Week Wall of Honor is Mr. Lonnie Poole, Jr., Founder of Waste Industries, Inc. Mr. Poole is nominated by Mr. Steve Goode, President and CEO of Dumpster Mate. An excerpt of his contributions to the waste management industry can be found below … Read more
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