Southern Loggin’ Times magazine Managing Editor David Abbott travels to Waverly, Virginia to spend some time with Pinecrest Timber Corp. Michael Everett, 59, owner of Pinecrest Timber Corp., has been through his highs and lows—arguably lower lows than many of his peers—but at the end of the day, he considers himself a blessed man. After all, not everyone can honestly say they look forward to going to work every day, but Everett does. “Everybody has to make their way in the world, but it sure is nice if you can enjoy what you’re doing and feel good about it, and about the people you work with.” That positive outlook hints at what may be Pinecrest’s greatest strength: the quality of its people and the bonds forged among them. “We have a really outstanding group of individuals,” Everett says of his crews.
Check out other featured articles in the September 2013 issue of Southern Loggin’ Times magazine.
Southern Loggin’ Times September issue spotlights Pinecrest’s Everett family, which works together as a team and as a family. Hauling 300 loads weekly, Joe and Joey Ross of J&J Logging welcome new markets. The second Mid-Atlantic Expo aims to improve on an already winning formula. Also, golf resort work lured a contractor back into mulching.
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