Allen G. (Al) Lassiter, Jr., who spent 43 years in the logging equipment retail business and who founded and owned AG Lassiter Equipment Corp., Chocowinity, NC, was remembered at a memorial service in Greenville, NC on January 28. Lassiter, 72, died January 25 following several years of declining health.Click Here For More Info
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