Welcome to our first blog post. We decided to start a blog, because it’s a great way to communicate in today’s world of electronic communications and social media. We hope our blog provides you with another perspective and perhaps some personal insight into who we are at Palisades Logistics by sharing experiences, thoughts, and ideas. Hopefully we will provide some useful info, maybe something thought provoking, and even something that makes you laugh now and then.
Starting a blog is not hard, but since we’re new at blogging we are a little stumped about what to write about in our first post. For those of you who know us, you’re already aware that we’re pretty skilled at talking about ourselves, so without much thought it seemed fitting that we give a glimpse into our world outside of marketing public warehousing and transportation services.
Bob Goral was born in New York City and graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson University in NJ with a degree in accounting. He loves NY pizza and bagels, and Bob is a huge New York Jets fan–following the team since they won the Super Bowl in 1969. When he is not working, he vacations with the family in warm places or occasionally will take a ski trip.
Gene Sullivan was born in New York City and from 1970-1972 was an Ironworker on the World Trade Center Twin Towers. Gene is a Yankees and Giants fan. He has three sons and three grandchildren. He loves spending time with 2 ½ year old twins, a boy and a girl, and his 7 month old granddaughter. When he is not helping change diapers, he might be found planning his next dive trip. Gene has logged 300 dives. His favorite island is Little Cayman (population 125) and his favorite dive is Bloody Bay Wall.
Robin Siekerman grew up near the foothills of the Smokey Mountains in East Tennessee and is a graduate of the University of Tennessee. Today she lives near Atlanta, is married and has two children who keep her very busy with their school and sports activities. She enjoys going to her kids’ games and events, and spending time with friends and family.
