Donny Wild was a tough employee who loved demonstrating JCB equipment all through the USA for 45 years. Though Donny was retired from JCB when he handed away this previous December, in reminiscence of his dedication to the corporate, JCB lately planted a cathedral oak tree and positioned a plaque commemorating his years of service on its property in Savannah, Georgia.  

“Donny Wild was seen by firm founder, Mr. Joseph Cyril Bamford, Mr. JCB, when he was working for an additional producer in Rocester, England. Mr. JCB appreciated his work and provided him a job on the spot. From that time on, Donny was a loyal JCB workforce member, finally shifting to the USA to reveal the JCB Backhoe across the nation,” mentioned Tonya Poole, vp of HR for JCB North America. “Donny logged so many miles every week working for JCB, he turned a million-mile traveller with a lot of the U.S. airways.”

Donny might be remembered as a beloved member of the JCB workforce, one who was all the time prepared to assist. “Donny was completely satisfied at work, all the time glad to be at JCB,” mentioned Neil Smith, former demonstration supervisor for JCB North America. “He devoted his life to JCB and liked nothing greater than demonstrating JCB machines, displaying others JCB’s newest improvements with nice delight. Even after retirement, he could not keep away from JCB and we appeared ahead to his visits. He might be sorely missed, having educated many JCB workers on our equipment.”

Though Donny was born throughout the ocean in Staffordshire, England, his legacy might be memorialized at JCB North America headquarters in Savannah, Georgia underneath the cover of an oak tree outdoors the JCB facility he liked.