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THE DAVEY BULLETIN
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May/June 2025
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ARBOR DAY
4: MINNESOTA OFFICES
From left are Patrick Brewer, trimmer, North St. Paul office,
James Ostlie, district manager, North St. Paul office, and
Sierra McCoy, trimmer, North Minneapolis office, at the Hardwood
Creek Library's Arbor Day celebration in Forest Lake, Minnesota.
Brewer and Ostlie spent the event giving a hands-on demo on how
to plant a succulent and helped kids pick a succulent and a black
cherry tree sapling to take home. McCoy dressed up as "Woodsy
the Owl" to participate in a tree-themed story time and to dance
the "Owl Hokey Pokey."
The Rochester, Minnesota office participated in Rochester's
annual arbor day celebration by spending time with over 2,000
local students and community members at the Rochester Regional
Sports Center. Office employees Gibson Banton, assistant
district manager, Ryan Brick, district manager, Mathew Clark,
PHC technician, Gianna Eggert, client experience coordinator,
Hunter Heightland, landscape foreman, Pilar Holt, sales arborist,
and Tyler Lindblom, sales arborist, spent the day handing out
Davey-themed coloring pages, putting on a competitive tree cookie
stacking competition, and giving away tree seedlings.
5: NEEDHAM OFFICE
Hartney Greymont, a Davey company, Needham office's Marbin
Sanchez, foreman, (left) and Rudis Galvez, trimmer, (right) planted
a sweetgum tree in the Boston Common, while Dan Cohen,
assistant district manager, handed out free tree seedlings to people
passing by the historic park.
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3: CHARLOTTE OFFICE
Mark Livingston, sales arborist, Arborguard Charlotte office, attend-
ed the Baxter Village housing association's open house event in Fort
Mill, South Carolina, for Earth Day. Livingston used his expertise to
answer questions from residents about their community's trees.
1: BOSTON NORTH SHORE OFFICE
Chloe Espinal, trimmer, Walter Mendez, trimmer, and
Wuilfredo "Luis" Perez Gomez, trimmer, spent their Arbor
Day volunteering at the Pickering House in Salem, Massachusetts.
They performed safety and deadwood pruning on the historic
property's beech tree.
2: BUFFALO OFFICE
Gerald "Jerry" Klubek, trimmer, and Jonathan Jaimes Alvarado,
trimmer, helped clean up excess materials, after Thomas Anderson,
district manager, and George Plarr, assistant district manager,
planted trees at People Inc.'s senior living apartments. Photo
credit: Ben Walle, Digital Marketing & Social Media; People Inc.
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