The Chronicle

Centenary Taylor-made

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WELL-known and respected Toowoomba firm Taylor’s Removals is this year celebratin­g 100 years in business.

From humble beginnings with a horse and dray, four generation­s of the family have been involved in the business which now has a modern-day fleet of vehicles.

Company managing director Melissa Taylor said the family was proud of reaching the centenary milestone.

“Whilst we have ventured into other projects and other areas over the years, our focus has always been on our core business — furniture relocation­s and storage services,” she said.

“We are very humbled to have received such significan­t support from the Toowoomba community.

“Supporting ‘local’ is such an important part of our ethos.

“Toowoomba is home to some of Australia’s best and oldest business families.

“Each generation of our business has built on our reputation for quality their parents, grandparen­ts and great-grandparen­ts worked so hard to establish.”

The Taylor families, friends and business associates gathered to celebrate the business’ centenary with a function at Gabbinbar Homestead on Wednesday night.

Company proprietor Ray Taylor said the family was proud to celebrate such a milestone and looked forward to a wonderful year of reliving special memories.

“We pride ourselves on our service offering and we are focussed on providing not only local but national and internatio­nal specialise­d services with local and personalis­ed attention from our staff,” he said.

 ?? Photos: Kevin Farmer ?? CENTENARY CELEBRATIO­NS: The Taylor family (from left) Melissa, Madeline, Raymond, Sharon, Chrissy and Helen celebrates 100 years of Taylor’s Removals with a function at Gabbinbar Homestead.
Photos: Kevin Farmer CENTENARY CELEBRATIO­NS: The Taylor family (from left) Melissa, Madeline, Raymond, Sharon, Chrissy and Helen celebrates 100 years of Taylor’s Removals with a function at Gabbinbar Homestead.
 ??  ?? Celebratin­g Taylor’s Removals’ 100 years are (from Franzmann, Gerry Franzmann and Jemma Tremlett. left) Peter McInnes, Yvonne McInnes, Cherylee
Celebratin­g Taylor’s Removals’ 100 years are (from Franzmann, Gerry Franzmann and Jemma Tremlett. left) Peter McInnes, Yvonne McInnes, Cherylee
 ??  ?? Operations manager Bart Brown toasts retired employees Ray Chappell and Mick Ahern (right) as Taylor’s Removals celebrates 100 years of business.
Operations manager Bart Brown toasts retired employees Ray Chappell and Mick Ahern (right) as Taylor’s Removals celebrates 100 years of business.
 ??  ?? Anne and David Taylor with one of the Taylor’s Removals’ old vehicle fleet at the centenary celebratio­ns.
Anne and David Taylor with one of the Taylor’s Removals’ old vehicle fleet at the centenary celebratio­ns.
 ??  ?? Pam Laurie with 1999 National Driver of the Year finalist Reg Laurie at Taylor’s Removals’ 100 years of business celebratio­ns.
Pam Laurie with 1999 National Driver of the Year finalist Reg Laurie at Taylor’s Removals’ 100 years of business celebratio­ns.
 ??  ?? Marking the centenary occasion are (from left) Sonja Becke, Joe Lopino, Shannon Brough and Nivard Nelson at Taylor’s Removals’ 100-year celebratio­ns.
Marking the centenary occasion are (from left) Sonja Becke, Joe Lopino, Shannon Brough and Nivard Nelson at Taylor’s Removals’ 100-year celebratio­ns.
 ??  ?? Gathering to congratula­te the Taylor family on 100 years of business are are (from left) Danny O’Brien, Judy O’Brien, Lyn Katschke and Adrian Katschke.
Gathering to congratula­te the Taylor family on 100 years of business are are (from left) Danny O’Brien, Judy O’Brien, Lyn Katschke and Adrian Katschke.

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