Haultec Trailers founder passes away (December 09, 2005)
GEORGETOWN, Ont. — John Cadenhead, a well-known fixture in the Ontario trucking industry, was laid to rest today after succumbing to cancer.
Cadenhead passed away Sunday after a lengthy battle with cancer. The industry figure founded Haultec Trailers of Mississauga, manufacturer of the Cobra Dump Trailer.
Prior to founding Haultec, Cadenhead worked for King Equipment. He was a well-liked trucking industry pioneer. He leaves behind wife Evelyn and his children Lisa and Craig. The funeral was held this morning at the Holy Cross Catholic Church in Georgetown, Ont.
The family is asking that any contributions be directed toward the Gerry and Nancy Pence Brain Tumor Foundation c/o Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, 610 University Ave., Toronto, Ont., M5G 2M9.
Condolences can be sent to the family by visiting www.jsjonesandsonfuneralhome.com.
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Hi Craig sorry to hear about your father , had many of good times , hope everything is going good for you
RIP John Cadenhead you where a good freind