1. “And the Highest Bid Goes to...” “Chevy Test Drive Event”
Considered the highest-per-
forming production Camaro of
all time, and barely street legal,
the 2012 ZL1 Chevy Camaro
rolled into Reed-Lallier Chev-
rolet’s showroom and awaited
its highest bidder.
“It fills me with pride that
I can stand here and say I’ll
gladly auction off the ZL1
Camaro to help benefit the Fort
Bragg Army Fisher House,”
said Mike Lallier.
Since 1990 Fisher Houses
have been serving military fam-
ilies during times of medical
crisis. These comfort homes
are built by the Fisher House
Foundation, Inc., and given as
gifts to the military Services
and the Veteran’s Affairs.
(See “Auction” on pg. 2)
It’s that time again where
Chevrolet proudly participates
in keeping our students moti-
vated to stay in school. The
yearly event of Chevy’s Test
Drive for Perfection kicked
off this year with local high
schools 71st High and Jack
Britt High going head to head
in a friendly competition.
“Each high school had a
chance to earn $50 for each test
drive that they completed,” said
Beth Clark, Marketing Director
of Reed-Lallier Chevrolet, “I’m
so excited to say that both high
schools that participated in this
event rose to the challenge and
(See “Test Drive” on pg. 2)
April Employees of the Month
Administrative -
Ed Kiser; 21 years.
Body - Michael
Brayboy;
10 months
BDC - Jessica Haring;
a little over a year.
Finance - Andre
Jennings; 3 years.
Parts - Yvonne
Hodges; 6 years.
Sales - John Harris;
4 months.
Service (Support
Staff) - Tiara Ray;
a little over 2 years.
Service (Tech) -
Charles Martinez;
10 months.
YRAP Locations -
James Downs; 2 years.
New Employees of April
Rory Chilton (RLC SALES) Sammy Huggins (RLC SALES)
Donald Hawkins (YADKIN SALES) Ray Johnson (RLC SALES)
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On April 26, Reed-Lallier
Chevrolet’s showroom was
filled with car enthusiasts, eager
spectators, and intense anticipa-
tion to see who would be the
highest bidder for the ZL1
Camaro.
“I’ll say that things got pretty
intense here for a moment, but
you know that it’s all for a good
cause, so after everything peo-
ple were able to breath again,”
joked John Quinn, General
Manager for Reed-Lallier Chev-
rolet, “We’re just so proud to
support such a worthy cause.”
The highest bid went Keith
Allison, owner of Systel. His
winning bid of $61,700 helped
raise $10,000 for the Fort Bragg
Army Fisher House.
“I’m proud that we all can be
here like this and help a great
cause,” said Allison.
“I’m touched and I’m speech-
less,” said Paula Gallero, a
representative from the Fisher
House, “To know that we have
people who would want to
come out and support some-
thing like this makes me glad to
live in a community that truly
cares.”
“[...] each high school did
100 test drives and helped earn
$5,000 for their schools. That is
just amazing.”
(Students from 71st High School look
on with anticipation.)
(Students and parents line up for their
test drives at Jack Britt High School.)
“Auction” (cont. from pg. 1) “Test Drive” (cont. from pg. 1)
May Anniversaries May Birthdays
Reed-Lallier Chevrolet
4500 Raeford Rd.
Fayetteville, NC 28304
910-426-2000 www.reedlallier.com
Terry Alfano - 3 years
Cory Coe - 3 years
Charles Dunham - 4 years
Bernard Golownia - 1 year
Lenette Hill - 7 years
Andre Jennings - 3 years
Greg Kissam - 1 year
Wanda Leslie - 3 years
Daniel Mills - 5 years
Ervin Parrish - 6 years
Ted Rabens - 1 year
Shanon Rouse - 1 year
Rob Russell - 11 years
Gerard Smith - 3 years
**REMEMBER**
Reed-Lallier Chevrolet helps serve food to those in
need at Operation Inasmuch the first Wednesday of
every even month. That means in June we will be
proud to serve breakfast to those less fortunate. For
more details or to sign up please see Beth Clark,
Marketing Director, or email her:
bclark@reedlallier.com.
Chelsea Williams - 1st
Emily Kelly - 5th
Marlon Verzo - 5th
Roy Villaflor - 5th
William J. Douglass - 8th
Zachary Quinn - 8th
Cory “Bubba” Coots - 9th
Grayson Chavonne - 11th
Neffertiti Harris - 12th
Donail Hobbs - 12th
Alton Anderson - 20th
Andrew R. Billings - 23rd
Phyllis McCall - 28th
Bobby Chapman - 31st
Johnnie Lee Emanuel - 31st
Shanon Rouse - 31st