Coleman Worldwide Moving proudly recognizes ten exceptional professional drivers as its July Drivers of the Month, honoring their commitment to safety, customer service, and operational excellence.​

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Every day, Coleman drivers help families, businesses, and military service members move their lives forward. As the face of the company on the road and at customers' homes, these professionals demonstrate the dedication and care that have defined Coleman Allied for more than a century.

The July Drivers of the Month are:

  • Antoine Mackey – Panama City, Florida
  • Julian Reyes – Miami, Florida
  • Joseph Carrere – Orlando, Florida
  • Jacobo Reyes – Corpus Christi, Texas
  • Eric Edmonds – Sierra Vista, Arizona
  • Alfonzo Dixon – Miami, Florida
  • Kevin Edwards – Miami, Florida
  • Jimmie Jackson – Orlando, Florida
  • Phillip Owens – Belton, Texas
  • Nicholas Gedris – Tucson, Arizona

These individuals were selected for consistently going above and beyond during the month of July, demonstrating professionalism, reliability, and an unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional moving experiences for Coleman customers.

"Our drivers keep Coleman moving and help move our customers' lives forward," said Lacy Brakefield, President and CEO of Coleman Worldwide Moving. "They are an integral part of the service we provide to thousands of families each year. We are proud to recognize these outstanding professionals for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence."

The Drivers of the Month program celebrates associates who exemplify Coleman's core values through safe driving practices, superior customer service, and outstanding operational performance. As one of the nation's most trusted moving and storage companies, Coleman Worldwide Moving recognizes that its drivers play a critical role in delivering the high-quality service customers have come to expect. Their professionalism, attention to detail, and customer-first approach help ensure every move is completed safely and successfully.