If you do make mistakes and don’t make it, don’t give up on it. “At the end of the day, you just have to push through and learn from your mistakes. There’s always that thought in the back of your mind: “You’re one mistake from not making it,” Euler said.Įuler does advise though that it's important not to let your mistakes get you down. With all this experience under his belt, Euler has kicked off some of the competition nerves, but because of the nature of this testing, there really is no way to prepare, he said. Euler won his first Tech Skills Rodeo back in 2017 and has participated in the competition six times total. The other notable victory for the evening was the two-time All-Around Rodeo Champion winner, Justin Euler. We did actually have a second female competing this year as well, so I just hope to see more females in the future.”Ĭhewning had this advice to give fellow Rush employees aspiring to compete at the rodeo: “Don’t be afraid. 'I don’t know if they’re just too intimated to or just don’t think that they’re good enough. “I hope it opens more doors and opportunities for more females to be inspired to do this,' Chewning said. With her win, Chewning hopes to set the trailblazing for other female competitors. “It’s a little overwhelming, honestly.”Ĭhewning has worked for Rush for three years, and though this industry does tend to be populated by males, she says there are a lot of females in the industry. “I was not expecting it,” Chewning says of her victory. This was Chewning’s second year competing, but first time making it as a finalist to compete the second day. You can share your memories and or condolences with Fredia’s family by going to her memorial page at was made this week in San Antonio, Texas at Rush Truck Centers' 14th annual Tech Skills Rodeo when 31-year-old Rebecca Chewning brought home the gold for the Hino parts division as the first female All-Around Grand Champion. The family will receive friends Wednesday, July 19, from 5-8 p.m.

The interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens with family and friends serving as casket bearers. at Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation Services North Ocoee Street Chapel with Reverend Jerry Davis and Pastor Keith Watson officiating. Left behind to cherish her memory are her life long companion of 49 years, Raymond Caldwell son, Carl Dewayne Howard daughter, Christie Davenport (Ernest) grandchildren, Alisha, Cassie, Mark, Gail, Shane, Dannette and Triston several great grandchildren one great great grandchild sister, Betty Gentry along with several nieces and nephews.Ī Remembrance of Life Service will be held Thursday, July 20, at 2 p.m. She loved her fish pond which she built and maintained at her home, her flowers, her friends and especially her daughter Christie. She was the daughter of the late George and Willie Mae Clark and was also preceded in death by her son, Mike Howard brothers, Billy Clark and James Sydney Clark sisters, Bessie Smith and Margaret Campbell and grandson, Shawn Howard.įredia was a well-known restaurateur, owning and operating several restaurants in the area, including The Teddy Bear, Cherokee Hotel Coffee Shop and Benton Pike Market. Caldwell, 80, a resident of Cleveland, Tennessee, passed away Monday, July 17, 2023, in a Chattanooga hospital.

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