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2009 James Shilstone Sr., Chairman of the Shilstone Companies, Inc. for educating the concrete pavement industry about the principles of aggregate gradation and concrete mixture design. His tireless, lifelong pursuits greatly improved the quality of concrete pavements worldwide, and based on his work, thousands of miles of pavements have been built using materials selected according to the principles he has taught.
2008 Gary Aamold, Highway Services Division, Penhall Company - For dedication, commitment, and service to the concrete pavement industry, as well as leadership of the American Concrete Pavement Association, and its affiliate, the International Grooving & Grinding Association. Also, for demonstrated vision and leadership in the areas of pavement restoration and rehabilitation, including direct involvement in the co-development of the Next Generation Concrete Surface, pioneered through tireless research, field testing, and laboratory evaluation.
2007 James Lafrenz, P.E. - For outstanding leadership and dedication to advancing the quality of concrete pavements, and thus, vastly improving the nation’s airfields. Also, for guiding the American Concrete Pavement Association’s airport programs, the Innovative Pavement Research Foundation, and contributing unwavering will to advance the transportation community at large through sound vision and the tireless pursuit of excellence.
2006 Edward A. Egan, Northern Con-Agg, Inc. - For Outstanding leadership and dedication to advancing the use of concrete pavements, as well as for guiding the American Concrete Pavement Association and the concrete pavement industry through sound vision and the tireless pursuit of quality.
2005 William R. Cape, James Cape & Sons Construction Company (Posthumously) - For peerless innovation, leadership, vision, tenacity, and drive. As a leader, teacher, mentor, and friend to many in the concrete pavement industry, the pursuit of quality and excellence were both his life’s work and his passion.
2004 Donald E. Beuerlein, Koss Construction Company - For outstanding leadership, commitment, and dedication to advancing the use of concrete pavements, as well as for shaping and guiding the American Concrete Pavement Association; for countless contributions to the Association and to your craft have resulted in world-class quality and have embodied the best of the past, present, and future of the concrete pavement industry
2003 Robert B. Priest, Sanders Saws, - For outstanding leadership, commitment, and dedication in developing both the phrase and the technology of "CPR: Concrete Pavement Restoration" and for service to the industry in key leadership positions on the ACPA Board, IGGA, Southeast Chapter-ACPA and the Northeast Chapter-ACPA.
2002 Leet E. Denton, Denton Enterprises, Inc. - For more than 40 years of outstanding leadership, commitment, and dedication to advancing the use of concrete pavements, as well as for shaping and guiding the American Concrete Pavement Association and the concrete pavement industry through sound vision, bold ideas, and the tireless pursuit of quality.
2001 Richard E. Forrestal, Cold Spring Construction Company - For over 50 years of outstanding leadership, tireless service, promotion and dedication to advancing the use and roles of concrete pavements and serving as ACPA Chairman of the Board in 1983.
2000 M. Lee Powell, III, President, APAC - Georgia, Inc. - Ballenger Paving Division. Over forty years of leadership, tireless service and dedication to advancing the use and roles of concrete pavements and twice serving as ACPA Chairman of the Board.
1999 James Mays; T.L. James Company (retired) - For his leadership and dedication to the concrete pavement industry, tireless promotion of concrete pavements, equipment innovations, and his well-established track record for quality concrete pavement projects.
1998 Denny Brush; Wisconsin Concrete Pavement Association - In recognition of his leadership in developing design procedures for concrete airfields, highways and local roads and for expanding the transportation community's knowledge of concrete pavement engineering.
1997 Robert G. Packard; American Concrete Pavement Association - In recognition of his leadership in developing design procedures for concrete airfields, highways and local roads and for expanding the transportation community's knowledge of concrete pavement engineering.
1996 Sanford P. LaHue; American Concrete Pavement Association - In recognition of his leadership in promoting quality concrete pavements to the highway community, concrete pavement industry and the American Concrete Pavement Association.
1995 Thomas T. Trussell; Central Atlantic Contractors, Inc. - For 47 years, a leader and pioneer in the development of concrete pavement restoration (CPR) techniques and for his dedication to the concrete pavement industry.
1994 Roger A. Minnich; Minnich-Maginniss Mfg. - For 40 years of customer service to the concrete pavement industry, and for providing contractors with ideas and knowledge to help them solve their vibration problems.
1993 Charles T. Sheley; Hi-Way Paving, Inc. - For his devotion to the quality of concrete pavements, and for his tireless efforts in the consolidation of the American Concrete Pavement Association and the Portland Cement Association Paving Division.
1992 Ronald M. Guntert, Sr.; Guntert & Zimmerman Const. Div. - Manufacturer, inventor, innovator, for his personal devotion and years of dedication and involvement in the concrete pavement industry.
1991 Harold W. Godbersen; GOMACO Corporation (Posthumously) - Contractor, manufacturer, inventor, for his personal devotion and years of dedication and involvement to the concrete pavement industry.
1990 Portland Cement Association; For their assistance in the formation of the American Concrete Pavement Association and for their promotional and technical research in support of concrete pavements for the past 75 years.
1989 James C. Mikulanec; Central Paving Corporation - For the development of the "Fast Track" paving concept.
1988 William Feltz; Andersen Concrete Co. - For the development of the AASHTO Computer Program.
1987 Robert E. Hirschman; Elderlee, Inc. - For service and dedication to the Association as President, Past President and Secretary/Treasurer.
1986 Thomas Wilson, Jr.; Southern Roadbuilders, Inc. (Posthumously) - Strong Association supporter and industry leader.
1985 ACPA Staff; - Given in appreciation of contributions made during their time of employment with ACPA.
1984 Wisconsin DOT; - Received for recognition of Wisconsin I-90/94 recycling project.
1983 Gordon K. Ray; - Presented for dedication of entire professional career to the promotion of concrete pavements.
1982 Georgia Department of Transportation; Presented for leadership in developing and conducting a positive program of pcc pavement restoration.
1981 M. J. Knutson; Iowa Concrete Paving Assn. - Received for important contributions to the concrete pavement industry including promotion of thin bonded concrete overlays.
1979 S. J. Groves; Brown & Lambrecht and Denton Construction Co. - Selected for outstanding achievement in exhibiting fortitude required for development of the low bid on the Edens Expressway Reconstruction Project, the largest roadway contract ever awarded in the United States and for the professional manner in which the joint venture mobilized equipment, procured materials, and successfully completed the first year's construction on schedule.
1978 Iowa Department of Transportation; Selected for outstanding achievement in concrete paving technology.
1977 Gene Marter; Material Service Corporation and Dick Wehrli, Easy Street Construction Company - Received for their inventive leadership in co-chairing the ACPA Pave-In II street paving seminar at North Central College in Naperville, Illinois.
1976 Glen E. Perkins; Quad City Construction Company - Received for inventive leadership in developing the first production version of the slipform paver.
1975 Harry S. Curlin; Southern Roadbuilders, Inc. - Received for leadership in developing the econocrete concept.
1974 Illinois State Toll Highway Authority; Given in recognition of the innovative design concepts developed for the 69 mile extension of the Illinois East-West Tollway between Aurora and Rock Falls.
1973 Zachry-South Prairie; Given in recognition of excellence in management, scheduling, and construction.
1972 George C. Koss; Koss Construction Company (Posthumously) - Biggest promoter of concrete pavements in the Midwest.
1971 The Pave-In Team; Construction of a mile of concrete pavement presented to the County free of charge using own design and specifications to illustrate cost saving ideas for upgrading low traffic roads with concrete pavement.
1970 Denton Construction Company; Activities in promotion of concrete; Development of new ideas, methods and design of concrete pavement; and Outstanding job performance.
1969 Bill Swisher; CMI Corporation - Manufacturer of Automated Fine Grader.
1968 James W. Johnson; Iowa Highway Commission Testing Lab - Inventor of the Slip Form Paver. |
