They never said winning was easy. Some people can’t handle success, I can. It’s important to use cocoa butter. It’s the key to more success, why not live smooth? Why live rough?
Major key, don’t fall for the trap, stay focused. It’s the ones closest to you that want to see you fail. Major key, don’t fall for the trap, stay focused. It’s the ones closest to you that want to see you fail. Egg whites, turkey sausage, wheat toast, water. Of course they don’t want us to eat our breakfast, so we are going to enjoy our breakfast.
We had a chance to sit down with a few of our most seasoned employees to learn more about what being a part of this family means from their 50+ years of experience.
What gets Earl excited about coming to work??? “Driving that lift truck.”
With 56 years under his belt, Earl has been with us since the beginning. Currently our longest-serving employee, he’s even trained some of our other tenured employees including Clio Washington (1967) and Eddie Coates (1974). According to Clio “he acts as a big brother to the rest. When Earl talks, everyone listens.”
Earl has a perfect shipment record and is the perfect example of the success you can expect from following our procedures.
Working with Family – His son, Coy, is a second generation employee.
What gets Earl excited about coming to work??? “Driving that lift truck.”
Question “Answer”
Major key, don’t fall for the trap, stay focused. It’s the ones closest to you that want to see you fail. Major key, don’t fall for the trap, stay focused. It’s the ones closest to you that want to see you fail. Egg whites, turkey sausage, wheat toast, water. Of course they don’t want us to eat our breakfast, so we are going to enjoy our breakfast.
Question “Answer”
Who let the dogs out? “George. That was George.”
Lion! It’s on you how you want to live your life. Everyone has a choice. I pick my choice, squeaky clean. Egg whites, turkey sausage, wheat toast, water. Of course they don’t want us to eat our breakfast, so we are going to enjoy our breakfast. Mogul talk. They never said winning was easy. Some people can’t handle success, I can. You smart, you loyal, you a genius. They don’t want us to win. You should never complain, complaining is a weak emotion, you got life, we breathing, we blessed. The first of the month is coming, we have to get money, we have no choice. It cost money to eat and they don’t want you to eat.
Who let the dogs out? “George. That was George.”
With 56 years under his belt, Earl has been with us since the beginning. Currently our longest-serving employee, he’s even trained some of our other tenured employees including Clio Washington (1967) and Eddie Coates (1974). According to Clio “he acts as a big brother to the rest. When Earl talks, everyone listens.”
Operations Manager
Major key, don’t fall for the trap, stay focused. It’s the ones closest to you that want to see you fail. Major key, don’t fall for the trap, stay focused. It’s the ones closest to you that want to see you fail. Egg whites, turkey sausage, wheat toast, water. Of course they don’t want us to eat our breakfast, so we are going to enjoy our breakfast.
Position Two
Mogul talk. The other day the grass was brown, now it’s green because I ain’t give up. Never surrender. Fan luv. Cloth talk. We don’t see them, we will never see them. In life you have to take the trash out, if you have trash in your life, take it out, throw it away, get rid of it, major key. Stay focused.
That Guy
They key is to have every key, the key to open every door. Watch your back, but more importantly when you get out the shower, dry your back, it’s a cold world out there. We don’t see them, we will never see them.
Captain
They never said winning was easy. Some people can’t handle success, I can. We the best.
Starting as employee #30, the thing Eddie loves most about his job is meeting the “young people bringing in different ideas and modern technology making life easier.”
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We’ve been providing our customers with right-sized solutions since Wilson Warehouse was founded in 1961. Since then, we’ve partnered with Sabine Transportation and Wilson Liquids to offer a full-range of 3PL services in our Louisiana and East Texas communities.
No matter your supply chain challenge, we have the right-sized warehousing, transportation, and logistics solutions to meet you where you are (and get you where you need to go).
Test Page“I’ve seen a lot of changes in the world over the decades that I have worked at Wilson, but through it all, Wilson has stayed strong and been good to its employees.”
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That’s why our average employee tenure stands at 12 years, far exceeding the industry average of 3.9 years.
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Great grandfather Ernest “Woody” Wilson built a warehouse for his company — Wilson Steel
Woody began leasing out the extra area to local businesses that needed warehousing.
A major petrochemical company approached Woody about its warehousing needs, and he expanded Wilson Steel to address their needs.
Wilson Warehouse was created to better serve the warehousing needs of the Capital Region.
Woody passed on the leadership of Wilson Warehouse to ____________.
Woody’s grandchildren joined the family business over 40 years ago, pitching in on miscellaneous support after school and on summer break.
Great grandfather Ernest “Woody” Wilson built a warehouse for his company — Wilson Steel
Woody began leasing out the extra area to local businesses that needed warehousing.
Great grandfather Ernest “Woody” Wilson built a warehouse for his company — Wilson Steel
Woody began leasing out the extra area to local businesses that needed warehousing.
A major petrochemical company approached Woody about its warehousing needs, and he expanded Wilson Steel to address their needs.
Wilson Warehouse was created to better serve the warehousing needs of the Capital Region.
Woody passed on the leadership of Wilson Warehouse to ____________.
Woody’s grandchildren joined the family business over 40 years ago, pitching in on miscellaneous support after school and on summer break.
Great grandfather Ernest “Woody” Wilson built a warehouse for his company — Wilson Steel
Woody began leasing out the extra area to local businesses that needed warehousing.