Towing Museum Fulfills Make-A-Wish Dream for Little Boy

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The Towing and Recovery Association of America, in conjunction with its ongoing effort to improve the image of towers and the towing industry to the general public, would like to acknowledge the efforts of the International Towing and Recovery Hall of Fame and Museum.

Washington, DC, May 17, 2011 (PressReleasePoint) -- The Towing and Recovery Association of America, in conjunction with its ongoing effort to improve the image of towers and the towing industry to the general public, would like to acknowledge the efforts of the International Towing and Recovery Hall of Fame and Museum.

On April 22, 2011, a 5 year old child with a brain tumor went to Chattanooga to fulfill a dream. The Make a Wish Foundation made it possible for Dylan Wallick to ride in a tow truck and to visit the International Towing and recovery Hall of Fame and Museum.

His dad Cameron said it was a great trip, adding "He loves trucks and cars, and it was one of his things to see like a monster truck, and we got to do that. Got to come to this great museum and see all the trucks, and everybody down here in this area been so great, so nice to him."

Dylan has been battling his brain tumor since he was 19-months-old.

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The Towing and Recovery Association of America endeavors to pass along positive news about the towing industry and places press releases in conjunction with these efforts. This release is a part of that effort. News submissions can be sent to jgodwin@towpartners.com.
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