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    And So It Begins

    By Kasey AslingerJune 1, 20242 Comments3 Mins Read
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    The first day of our show season was a beautiful sky blue day with not a cloud to be seen as trucks began to roll into the Sikeston Sports Complex the morning of April 19, 2024, for the Swamp East Missouri Truck Show & Convoy.  After attending only one show last year due to the loss of our beloved family pet and daughter’s service dog Diesel, we were ready to introduce our new Ford LTL9000 to the show scene and hug our trucking family once again.

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    The Swamp East Missouri Truck Show & Convoy is hosted by TW and Kerrah McDerrmot, with the help of their friend Melissa Jones, to benefit the Kenny Rogers Children’s Center in Sikeston, MO.  The KRCC offers a wide array of state-of-the-art services and equipment to the children of Southeast Missouri at no charge to the families served.  This includes physical therapy, occupational therapy, vision therapy, and many other services.

    We personally love to support this show because our youngest daughter, Jolie, attends physical therapy at the KRCC.  She was diagnosed with Autism in 2020 and has attended the center multiple times since she was four years old.  The staff is beyond amazing!

    Friday evening trucks began to line up for the convoy that would lead them to Charleston, MO, to parade through town for the Dogwood Festival crowd, and then back to the Sikeston Sports Complex.  Once back at the complex, it was time for the light show.

    Saturday brought out quite a few spectators, the smallest being two week old Amelia Reese.  Her parents are Matt and Jessica Fouts (they own Matt Fouts Trucking and her grandfather owns Todd Fouts Trucking).  At 3:30 PM, awards were handed out for the 54 trucks that were in attendance at the show.  The date for next year’s show have been set for April 11-12, 2025.  If you’re in the area next year, be sure to stop by for a fun-filled, family friendly weekend of trucks at the park.  And this year’s winners were:

    OVERALL BEST OF SHOW:

    1st Jeffrey Moses, 2023 Peterbilt 389;

    2nd James Fraley, 2020 KW W900;

    3rd David McKinney, 2016 Pete 389.

    BEST OF SHOW LIGHTS:

    1st Zach Curry, 2016 Peterbilt 389;

    2nd Dalton Gebhardt, 1986 Pete 359;

    3rd Ryan Rhodes, 2024 Peterbilt 389.

    BEST OF SHOW BOBTAIL:

    1st Jordan Henderson, 2023 Kenworth;

    2nd Robert Clevenz, 1980 KW W900A;

    3rd Jon Tweedy, 1996 Peterbilt 362.

    BEST OF SHOW COMBO:

    1st Terry Aslinger, 1984 Ford LTL9000 and 2019 Timpte Hopper Bottom;

    2nd Chad Hamson, 2005 Peterbilt 379 and 2020 XL Lowboy;

    3rd Kris McConachie, 2023 Peterbilt 389 and 2024 Wilson Silver Star.

    KAMERON WILKEN YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR AWARD:

    (given out by Shelly Rachelle in honor of her son who passed away in 2022)

    Zach Glueck, black and silver Pete 379.

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    Kasey Aslinger

    Kasey Aslinger has been contributing to 10-4 Magazine since August 2020. Born and raised in Southeast Missouri, she has been in trucking her whole life as her dad, grandpa, uncle and great grandpa are all drivers that have owned their own companies. In 2014, Kasey married Terry Aslinger and they have four daughters. Together they own EZ Livin Express, Aslinger Auto Logistics, and Terry’s Truck & Trailer.

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    2 Comments

    1. Kris McConachie on June 4, 2024 9:51 am

      Hi great article my name is Kris McConachie I won third place in best of show combo and would like to get a copy of magazine how do I get one

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    2. Jeffrey Moses on June 4, 2024 10:29 pm

      By far one of the coolest shows around.. no drama, no adults having fits about who and what was handed out for trophy’s.. just some real ass truckers doing real trucker stuff! I think the whole show deserves this plaque… every truck, every driver and families were the “BEST OF SHOW”.. I am more grateful for this award than most anyone can imagine.
      Thank you to my son Colton Moses who is C.entral M.idwest polishing and detail. He did an outstanding job with little notice that I was going to the show.. proud of ya son! Thank you all for attending and hope to see you all and more of our trucking families next year!

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