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John Gooding Receives J.A. Piper Award

“I recently returned from the Roofing Industry’s Annual Convention, and I wanted to share with each of you that John Gooding walked away with the JA Piper Award, the Roofing Industry’s highest honor. I know he wouldn’t be too quick to share this information, but I’ll brag for him! John was thanked for his service to the industry as well as his service to the community. He was also recognized for his support and commitment to the love of his life, Mary Gooding, during her journey with Alzheimer’s.

Congratulations Dad! This award is well deserved!”

-Reed Gooding, GSM Roofing President

 

Reed, John, and Will Gooding

 

From the NRCA website:

2016 winner

69th Annual Piper Award winner—
John Gooding, chairman of the board for GSM Roofing, Ephrata, Pa.

Former NRCA President, John Gooding, chairman of the board for GSM Roofing, Ephrata, Pa., was named the 69th recipient of NRCA’s J.A. Piper Award.

In addition to serving as NRCA’s chairman of the board in 2003-04, Gooding served as NRCA chairman of the board—elect from 2002-03; vice chairman from 1997-1999; and as a director from 1989-92, 1994-96 and 1999-2002. He has been a member of many committees, serving as chairman of the Affiliate Relations Committee, Budget & Finance Committee, Convention Committee, Exhibitor Advisory Committee, Health and Safety Committee, Industry Advisory Board, Insurance Board of Governors, International Relations Committee, Long-Range Convention Planning Committee and NRCA/SPRI Liaison Committee, among other committees.

GSM Roofing is a member of The Roofing Industry Alliance for Progress.

Presented each year during NRCA’s annual convention, the J.A. Piper award is the industry’s most prestigious honor, recognizing roofing professionals who have devoted constant outstanding service to NRCA and the roofing industry.

(Photo Credit: NRCA Facebook Page)

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I did get a chance to inspect the roof of this church last week. There was no damage to the roof, it is actually in quite good condition since it was installed in the late 80's or early 90's. The leaks they are experiencing are at the flashing transitions to the stone masonry and one at a brick masonry chimney.

But I did want to tell you that I was very impressed with Austin, the young fellow that ran the lift for me. I am not sure I have ever had such a smooth and accurately-placed ride. It wasn't the highest roof I ever had to look at, and maybe the equipment rental was newer, but still, it was refreshing to see the competence of that young fellow.

Dave Stakem Adjuster June 28, 2022