Rod Ehrlich

So sorry about your loss and the passing of Rod. I have many good memories of PMO trips and consider it an honor to have known Rod and his family

To Rod's family, sorry to hear of your loss. I had the honor of working with Rod as a vendor, going back to the '90's, supplying our roller systems for their trailers built for FedEx. He was a great innovator, and with his help, established new processes for their production line work. Will certainly be missed but will always be fondly remembered.

Deepest sympathies to Rods Family. Though we haven't met in person for a number of years. Meeting him and conversing on how to make "these trailers better" has left an impact on me for life. He was a great man and left an influence in how I have acted in both my personal and professional life.
Very proud to have met him, know him and more importantly, shared that "we got this" smile. RIP

I've only knew Rodney for a few years, but I fully enjoyed that time as he had a way of taking his time and making me feel special. Rodney will be sadly missed, but am comforted by the laughs we shared, and the ability to strive to make him proud on a daily basis....

Cindy and Family,
We are so sad and sorry to hear of Rod's passing. We are sending our love and heartfelt prayers. We loved to spend time with you and Rod at Lakeview. You both were delightful and loving people that showed in many ways. Rod loved life and anyone he came across. He will missed be many. We are here for you if you need anything.
With special thoughts and prayers to you all and you all are in our hearts,
Cathy & Greg

To Cindy, Carrie, Mark and the entire extended family,

It is so very hard to know what to write to properly honor the life, spirit, gifts and character that defined Rod's friendship to me of 45+ years. There are so many memories through those years. They range from putting a prototype "Anti-Skid" system on a Signal Dispatch trailer together in 1973 to that golf cart ride at the lake last September.

And, there are so many things Rod taught me. There were the business...

Hi Cindy ! My wife Jeanne and I fondly remember the TTMA Sunday morning religious services we all participated in. You, Rod, the Campanini's, and many others were a blessing to be with. May he rest in peace.

Tom Nolan ( Trailmobile )

WE KNEW ROB FROM DOING LAWN WORK FOR HIM AND CINDY MANY YEARS AGO, VERY NICE MAN AND EASY TO TALK WITH. OUR SINCERE CONDOLENCES GO OUT TO ALL OF HIS FAMILY.