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| Four Lives. A Lifetime Of Work. | | | | |
| Four Lives. A Lifetime Of Work. | | | | |
| The 2025 Wall of Honor inductees represent decades of dedication, leadership, and responsibility, carried one job at a time. Their work rarely makes headlines, but without them, nothing works. | | | | |
| The 2025 Wall of Honor inductees represent decades of dedication, leadership, and responsibility, carried one job at a time. Their work rarely makes headlines, but without them, nothing works. | | | | |
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| Celebrating Work Done Right | | | | |
| A superintendent, mentor, and steady presence on the job, Carl Ahlstrom led pipeline crews for decades—earning trust the hard way and leaving behind a legacy built on leadership, respect, and care. | | | |
Fourth-generation ironworker Ryan Hewitt has spent nearly three decades walking the iron, welding steel, and helping shape Philadelphia’s skyline. For him, ironwork isn’t just a job, it’s who he is. | | | | | | For 40 years, Randy Jude answered the call, day or night, to restore power when it mattered most. A third-generation lineman, his career was defined by service, reliability, and care for others. | | | |
Stained Glass Conservator | | | For 30 years, Ariana Makau has preserved historic stained glass—combining physical labor, precision, and deep respect for the spaces she works in. Her work ensures stories endure for generations. | | | | | | | |
| The Wall of Honor celebrates careers that shaped communities and lives, recognizing work that often goes unseen but never goes unfelt. | | | | |
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| Help us continue this legacy by nominating a tradesperson whose work has made a lasting impact. | | | | |
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