My friend of many years, the late Leland "Leon" Buker was a long time employee of the Trenton Transit Company. Indeed, Lee bled Trenton Transit's trademark cream and green colors. If these posts survive the years, as I suspect they will, future generations will be vitally interested in mass transit as it was experienced during the 20th century. Lee Buker's extensive collection of Trenton Transit memorabilia is ensconced safely in the Hamilton Township Public Library's Local History Collection, thanks to Rosemary and Tom Buker. 
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
1940's: LELAND BUKER'S TRENTON TRANSIT
My friend of many years, the late Leland "Leon" Buker was a long time employee of the Trenton Transit Company. Indeed, Lee bled Trenton Transit's trademark cream and green colors. If these posts survive the years, as I suspect they will, future generations will be vitally interested in mass transit as it was experienced during the 20th century. Lee Buker's extensive collection of Trenton Transit memorabilia is ensconced safely in the Hamilton Township Public Library's Local History Collection, thanks to Rosemary and Tom Buker.
HI Tom..... I believe Bill Thornton, who also was the American Bowling League Secretary, a long time Trenton Transit employee. He left after many years to manage the White Horse Bowling Lanes for Charlie Fox. Bill was a very big help to us whwn we got into the bowling business.
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