that was trusted and respected, we wouldn’t have garnered the support that we received,” Nathan said. “It was obvious that customers wanted us to be here.” A Family Business at Its Core At its heart, Redden’s Fleet Maintenance remains a family-run operation — a quality that employees say defines its culture. “Redden’s feels more like a family now than ever before,” Nathan said. “Both Nina and Brandon do an amazing job at making everyone feel valued and like part of the family.” That environment has contributed to long employee tenure and strong internal loyalty —factors that proved invaluable during the crisis. The sense of unity helped the team navigate uncertainty and rebuild together. Moving Forward Today, Redden’s Fleet Maintenance is back in operation, though recovery is ongoing. Some areas, including parking facilities directly impacted by the crash, are still in the process of being restored. The tragic event has left a permanent mark — but also a renewed sense of purpose. From a single truck in a parking lot to a multi-location operation that weathered one of the most disruptive events in its history, the company’s journey reflects both the fragility and resilience of running a small business. For Brandon and Nina, the focus remains on rebuilding — not just infrastructure, but stability for their employees and customers. Through family, friends and the community, the team at Redden’s Fleet Maintenance has remained strong and will continue to provide outstanding service to the trucking industry. To learn more about Redden’s Fleet Maintenance and their services, please call them at (502) 639-7252 or visit their website at reddensmm.com. 12 Kentucky Trucker
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