The Vendormen!

Jim Kalyn
Founder, President, General Manager, and VENDOR-MAN!
Give him 30 seconds and he'll assign himself another half-dozen titles.

Greg Buzash
Warehouse Manager and Route Supervisor
In a posed, calculated photo, Greg pretends to be taking inventory of the contents of a Superior Vending van. In fact, he is lost in thought, pondering his beloved Philadelphia Flyers. We don't get it either.

Anthony Wiles
Service and IT Manager
Our resident MacGyver, Anthony has a reputation for being able to fix a rainy day.

Neil Martinoski
Warehouse Supervisor
In this picture, Neil, our Warehouse Supervisor, is caught doing what he does best - supervising the warehouse. Here, he scolds several cases of drinks for roughhousing on the playground and threatens them with detention.

Al Brown
Manager of Fresh Food Services
Seen stepping into a refrigerated Superior Vending truck, Al is responsible for ensuring the consistency and quality of the sandwiches and snacks from our health-district approved kitchen.

THE VENDORMEN AND VENDORLADIES (Regina Division)

Back row:

• Clay Bissett
• Al Brown
• Jim Kalyn (Vendorman)
• Greg Buzash
• Drew Ostafie
• Anthony Wiles

Front row:

• Jessica Mullen
• Mathew Hopkins
• Henriette Yurkiw
• Tim Forsythe
• Neil Martinoski

THE VENDORMEN (Moose Jaw Division)

The Lunchbox superstars:

• Barb "Leadfoot" Doehl
• Marcine "Superboss" Kalyn
• Lori "The Enforcer" Gould

Marcine and Karen of Kalyn Katering, preparing fresh lunchtime catering with free delivery. (I was ordered to put that in boldface.)

The Kalyn Katering Dream Team!

• June
• Shirley
• Marcine
• Karen
• Carol (The Whip)
• Stan

Jeannine joined us to oversee the Mosaic canteen and SaskFerco vending operations. Her fun, sparkling personality has earned her the name of "Madame Mosaic."

Our bookkeeper, Cheryl "Numbers" Hanoski.
She won't cook the books, but now that we have a kitchen,
she does the books for the cooks.

Our coffee partners, Ed and Keith Brown of Commercial Beverage Inc. - a long established and highly respected Regina coffee company.

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The Superior Vending family would not be nearly as successful without the advice and guidance of our friend and menu master, John Gordon. Sadly, John passed away in January 2005, but his memory lives on in our hearts and his presence is felt every single day.