As is the case with most business owners and dedicated employees, there is great pride in what we do and what we have accomplished. When we reminisce about the pioneering stages of this company making it an entity with a known name, a strong history and a solid future in sight, memories of days and nights with labour and sacrifice pale to a warm feeling of worth, a sense of belonging and strong will to continue on. 

Mark and John Reuber are 50/50 owners.  Raised on a family farm in Carrick Township just outside Mildmay, Ontario in a family of eight children, Mark and John Reuber learned early on how to work.

For whatever reasons, the four Reuber brothers were drawn to anything that was big, powerful and burned diesel fuel!  Trucks just seemed to fit the bill to a tee!

In 1994, brothers Paul, Mark and John purchased Little Rock Farm Trucking from Jim Scott of Walkerton.  There were 5 trucks and trailers at that time.

With fresh vigor, it didn't take long for the company to start growing.

In 1998 Paul opted to sell his share of the business to Mark and John making Mark and John 50/50 owners.

By 2002 there were 28 tractors and 32 trailers specializing in mostly temperature controlled commodities throughout Canada and the USA.

In 2003 Little Rock purchased a major portion of business from DAC Checker Produce including their 7 acre truck terminal in Walkerton, Ontario.  The purchase further diversified the business servicing new markets.

Currently, the year 2009 Little Rock operates 51 power units servicing a wide variety of specialty markets:

• temp control international and domestic
• temp control regional pickup and delivery
• automotive dedicated line haul
• poultry live haul international and domestic

That same determination that brought us to this point, coupled with the management skills sharpened by experience, will take us to the next plateau and beyond.  We’re excited about the future - the prospects and possibilities seem endless! With our focus on friendly, prompt service, our future has never looked brighter.