[Congressional Record Volume 170, Number 59 (Monday, April 8, 2024)]
[Senate]
[Page S2644]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]




                       TRIBUTE TO SCOTT CROISANT

 Mr. TUBERVILLE. Madam President, in a time when we are facing 
shortages in the trucking industry, Alabama's veterans are helping fill 
this vital need in our economy. One such veteran is Scott Croisant of 
Florence. Scott joined the U.S. Marine Corps in 1982, after graduating 
from Wilson High School.
  While in the Marines, he trained to become a truck driver. Scott 
deployed twice to Lebanon, following the 1983 Beirut bombings. There, 
he helped transport food, water, and ammunition in combat zones. He was 
also part of Operation Urgent Fury in Grenada. After completing his 
time in the military, Scott served in law enforcement before entering 
the trucking industry.
  And for more than 24 years, he has driven a truck for Greenbush 
Logistics in Abbeville, out of its Tuscumbia location. Scott spends 
many, many early mornings and late nights on the road, to keep our 
supply chains moving. He is committed to ensuring folks across the 
southeast get the building materials that they need on time. Scott has 
an incredible record of more than 2 million accident-free miles.
  Travis Williams, the director of Logistics for Greenbush, says that 
Scott ``epitomizes the essence of a professional driver. His unwavering 
dedication, skill, and attention to detail make him a role model for 
all drivers.''
  Scott is also a trusted mentor for upcoming truckers. He has helped 
train nearly 100 new truck drivers. Alabama is thankful for Scott's 
service to our country, and his tireless efforts to keep America's 
economy moving.
  It is my honor to recognize him as the April Veteran of the 
Month.

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