10-4 Magazine December 2022

64 10-4 Magazine / December 2022 happened throughout the evening by Craig Southern & Phoenixx, followed by StevenMolanders, thenTony Justice took the stage and played while a fireworks display was put on, which I know is something that everyone enjoyed! And, just like that, another show came to an end, and it is probably one to remember with the weather, the wedding, and all the other great events that took place after the rain on Saturday, October 1st. Sunday was dreary, but Kyle and I rounded out our work obligations by shooting the last calendar spot holders, which included Terry and KaseyAslinger and their 1996 Peterbilt 379, which was photographed alongside Jay and Megan Westgate’s 1999 Freightliner Classic XL, and then the last to be photographed was the 2022 Mayberry Truck Show Best of Show winner – Robert Eddins of TriState and their red 2005 Peterbilt 379 hooked to a matching 2022 Galyean water tanker. After Kyle and I finished up, I went to the hotel to pack up, check out, and head out of town back home. Special thanks from the show to all of the registrants, volunteers, vendors, donors, sponsors, and spectators who helped to make this show such a success. Without all their continued support, this show would not be able to raise as much money as it has, nor would the show be possible. The showparkedapproximately 290 trucks and raised an astounding $410,758 for Brenner Children’s! Thank you to the Mayberry Truck Show and Bottomley Enterprises for the warm welcome and the opportunity to attend. Thank you also to Kyle Miller of Kyflyz Photography for coming up from Texas to help with video and photography at the show, assisting me with detail photos for the calendar, and helping to provide extra images for this report. This show was meant to happen, no matter what, to help fund Brenner Children’s and change lives for the better, because rain or shine, the show must go on! As always, to all the drivers out there doing the deal, truck safe. n